163rd Kyneton Agricultural Show
Join us for the 163rd Kyneton Agricultural Show at the Kyneton Showgrounds in the Macedon Ranges.
Carnival night takes place on Friday 14 Nov – 5.30pm – 10pm
Show Day is on the Saturday, 15 Nov – 9am – 4pm
Come and see why this is one of the best country shows in the state, with the best of tradition plus some 21st century improvements – all at bargain prices.
Tickets:
- Adults: $25
- Pensioners and concession: $15
- Children 2-17 years: $10
- Children 2 and under free
- Family pass (2 adults, 4 children): $55
- 2-day family pass: $90
Friday night carnival 5.30-10pm
All the fun of the fair! Free events and activities include:
- NEW IN 2025: Madstyle Moto
- Laser tag in the hay bales
- Live music
- Free whip cracking lessons and demonstrations
- Meltdown challenge and live music in the marquee down near the netball courts
- Fireworks on the oval at 9pm
Show Day from 9am – 4pm
The carnival rides continue plus all the animals and hours of free fun:
- See stud sheep, alpacas, cattle and the popular poultry pavilion, the dog show on the bottom oval and the spectacular horse competition on the main oval – all free.
- Woodchop demonstrations through the day – free
- Kids can climb all over our Country Parkour obstacle course till they’re worn out
- Sheep shearing demonstrations in the Farm Shed where little ones can guess ‘whose poo?’ and make all kinds of puppets and more to take home – all free.
- Pose for a photo with the cutest creatures in Farmer Darryl’s animal nursery – free
- Build your own toy tractor in the Farm Workshop or craft your own creation – free
- Art and craft activities, face painting, and more in the marquee – all free
- Plus Paddy’s crazy bikes, free pony rides and the Lion’s train
- Entry in the children’s pet parade is free too!
- Our new Life on the Land section celebrates our agricultural history with all sorts of advice and tips for newcomers too, from fencing to farm security, having your own hives, experts from Agriculture Victoria and more. Check out the latest tractors and see how much technology has changed with a display of historic farm machinery too – all free.
Pavilion competition – open Friday night and Saturday
Don’t miss the huge arts and crafts competition in the Watts Pavilion, open Friday night and Saturday. Even better, enter a category or two and be part of a country show tradition that started in 1858! Why not make it a challenge for everyone in your house? There really is something for everyone, whatever your interest or skill, with hundreds of categories from traditional home crafts, baking, produce, and the best blooms to contemporary categories like home brew, photography, and a huge competition for LEGO masters of all ages. See the website for all the details and important entry information.
