123rd Murwillumbah Show

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​Established in 1890, the Murwillumbah Show is an annual agricultural show held on the first weekend in November each year at the Murwillumbah Showground.

​Organised by the Tweed River Agricultural Society, the show is a great family day out with gymkhana, competitions, live music, rides, arts and crafts, barrel racing, sideshows, livestock judging, and more.

​The show is packed with a variety of heritage machinery and trade displays, along with cane exhibits, craftworks, reptile world, live music and the ever popular animal nursery and sideshow alley for the young and young at heart.

​Each year the Pavilion Schedule includes Farm Produce, Fruit & Vegetables, Horticulture, Preserves, Cooking, Fine Arts, Craftwork, Needlework, Home Brewing and Photography competitions.

​More traditional activities like dog shows, beef cattle judging, dairy cattle, sheep judging, bull and bronco spectacular, woodchopping and showjumping competitions, are complimented with events like trotting racing, a V8 ute show, and whip cracking and sweet potato throwing competitions.

​The show culminates in the grand parade at 2pm, and a fantastic fireworks finale at 8pm.