Visitor Info
The 2009 Wayland Agricultural Show takes place on Sunday 2nd August 2009 at Brandon Road, Watton, Norfolk. Gates open at 10 am
IT IS A GREAT DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY AND ALL PROFITS GO TO LOCAL CHARITIES.
The Show is one of the oldest one-day Agricultural Shows shows in the country, now in its 136th year,
Attractions
The main arena program will include ,The Household Cavalry Riding Display, Cyril the Squirel,The West Norfolk Foxhounds,Vintage Cars & Tractors,Eagle Heights Display,Norfolk Gundogs, and a Grand Parade of Cattle,Sheep,Pigs and Horses.
CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING AVAILABLE FOR THE EXPERIENCED AND THE NOVICE.
The well attended livestock competitions, which increase in size each year, are popular with young and old, so why not watch the cattle, pig or sheep judging. You could gently meander through the Arts, Crafts and Countryside marquee. The weavers and spinners will have their hands very busy, displaying their techniques and making good use of the wool from some of the sheep competing, elsewhere on the showground.
For the bird’s eye view, helicopter rides can be taken and anybody equestrian minded can admire everything from miniature horses right up to shire horses - what a comparison in size!
Watch the world famous Sheep Show, compered by New Zealanders Richard Savory and Stuart Barnes. Wool is the main emphasis and the show demonstrates how wool provided the money to build many of our fine Norfolk Churches. See the different breeds and the sheep shearing.
After a busy morning at the show, you could always enjoy a cold beer overlooking the main ring or feast on the many food outlets located around the showground to help you to recharge your batteries, before taking in the rest of the attractions in the afternoon.
Dont forget to look at the steam engines, including the Brandon & District Mini Steam Engines, vintage tractors and classic cars, which will all be on display throughout the day.
If you’re still full of energy, try the climbing wall, while the children watch the Punch & Judy show.
Take a look at our Photo Gallery to see photos of the Show from previous years.
Entry to the Show
Entry prices are: Adults £8, Children £3 (under 5s free) and OAPs £6. Car parking is free.
GATES OPEN AT 10 AM
Dogs are welcome on leads.
Maps & Directions to the Show
