For more than 100 years the Wallamba and District Agricultural and Horticultural Show, more commonly known as the Nabiac Show, has been showcasing the very best the district’s farming community has to offer.

Situated in Nabiac, just off the Pacific Highway south of Taree the Nabiac Showground is very easy to find. 

Gates open at 8am for the start of the horse events and 8.30am for the Hall and other exhibits.

This might only be a small, one day show but it packs a lot of things in to keep everyone happy.  

Organisers endeavour to keep it a true agricultural show with ring events, show jumping, team penning, milking goats, beef cattle, show dogs and poultry all on show.

Local agricultural schools have been encouraged to join in the beef cattle competitions and they also have a special class of their own in the “junior paraders” competition.  

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Hall displays include:

Needlework, craft, art, photography, cooking, knitting, painting, flowers and floral arrangements.

For those looking for other forms of entertainment there is plenty to choose from:

There will be demonstrations on the day from the local knitters and spinners and the Great Lakes Wood Workers. 

Local musicians, Past Masters will entertain.

Finally the day will finish with a few bangs. The FMX KAOS International Freestyle Bike Riders team is appearing at 5pm, the demo derby at 6pm and don’t miss the fireworks display at 8pm.

All day

Entertainment

Special attractions

Food and drink

Barbecue and canteen open all day; luncheon room in the Hall courtesy of Wallamba Show Ladies Auxiliary; food vans, bar open from 10am

Gates open 8am, Saturday March 18.