Moreton Bay show dates and programs revealed
Published 4:00pm 5 June 2024
It’s that time of the year again when families can take a spin on the exciting carnival rides, munch on dagwood dogs dipped in tomato sauce and stock up on novelty showbags, with Moreton Bay’s first agricultural show set to kick off this weekend.
This year, there will be six big shows held across the city for everyone to enjoy, each featuring an array live entertainment, pavilion displays, show judging, fireworks, food trucks and more!
Here is your handy guide to each show.
Caboolture Show
Show dates:
Friday, June 7: 8am-9pm
Saturday, June 8: 8am-9pm
Sunday, June 9: 8am-3.30pm
Address: 140 Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture
The countdown is on to the 97th Caboolture Show and Rodeo, which kicks off this weekend at the Caboolture Showgrounds.
The event will feature fun for the whole family, including all the excitement of bull riding and calf roping at the rodeo, as well as monster trucks and two spectacular fireworks displays during the Friday and Saturday night shows in the main arena.
There will also be plenty of rides for kids and adults in Sideshow Alley, showbags filled with toys and lollies, horse jumping featuring some of Australia’s best riders, champion woodchoppers out to defend their titles, a dinosaur show with dinosaur puppets and animatronic dinosaur displays, as well as a rock-climbing wall, scarecrow competition, horticulture displays, arts and crafts, animal judging, carnival food, plus much more!
Entry prices:
Adults: $20
Concession: $10
12-17 years $10
Under 11 years - accompanied: Free
Under 11 years – unaccompanied: $5
For more information, visit the the Caboolture Showgrounds website.
Woodford Show
Show dates:
Friday, June 21
Saturday, June 22
Address: 38 Neurum Rd, Woodford
From bull and barrel riding to dog jumping, woodchopping, and pavilion displays featuring talented locals, the Woodford Show is a great example of the town’s creative and sporting lifestyle.
Held over two big days, organisers have made Friday the show’s inaugural Family Fun Day, which will include all the traditional show sections as well as fun activities and entertainment for kids like face painting, live music, a petting zoo, hula hoop workshops and a balloon twister.
Other highlights of the show include heart-stopping amusement rides, showbags, fireworks, camp oven demonstrations, wildlife encounters, food vans, a bar, and live entertainment at the inaugural country music after sunset event.
Entry prices:
Adults: $15 on Friday; $20 on Saturday
Student/pensioner (ID required): $10 on Friday; $15 on Saturday
Children under 13 with a paying adult: Free both days
For more information, visit the Woodford Show Society website.
Redcliffe Show
Show dates:
Friday, June 28: 8.30am-9pm
Saturday, June 29: 8.30am-9pm
Sunday, June 30: 8.30am-4pm
Address: Scarborough Rd, Redcliffe
The Redcliffe Showgrounds will be a hive of activity for the 75th annual Redcliffe Show, with organisers saying this year’s event will be their biggest and best event yet.
Some of the program highlights include the Trackskill Utes (Friday and Saturday night), FMX Motorcross (Friday and Saturday night), Fireworks (Friday and Saturday night) and a vintage car parade (Saturday night).
Kids will also love the range of amusement rides plus the reptile display, dinosaur show, puppet show, animal nursery, and pig races.
Entry prices:
Adults: $17
Concession: $10
Children (5-14): $10
Children (under 5): Free
Single day family pass (2 adults and 2 children): $45
For more information, visit the Redcliffe Show Society website.
Dayboro Show
Show dates:
Saturday, July 6: 9am - late
Sunday, July 7: 9am-4pm
Address: 3512 Mount Mee Rd, Dayboro
There will be plenty to see and do when the annual Dayboro Show is held at the Dayboro Showgrounds in early July.
Highlights of the two-day extravaganza include the V8 Trackskill Holden versus Ford Ute Challenge, a break dance show plus workshop, best looking mullet competition, and Ranger Nick’s Camp Oven Show.
There will also be amusement rides, showbags, an animal nursery, show jumping, mini trotting, woodchopping, roving performers, face painting, cattle showing, chainsaw carving, food trucks, a licenced bar and fireworks.
Entry prices:
Adults (pre-purchased) $15 or $20 at the gate
Concession: $10
High school students: $10
Children: Free
For more information, visit the Dayboro Show Society website.
Samford Show
Show dates:
Saturday, July 13: Open from 8am
Sunday, July 14: Open from 8am
Address: 40 Showgrounds Dr, Highvale
This year’s Samford Show promises two days packed with traditional show attractions and lots of entertainment at the Samford Showgrounds.
The whole family will enjoy a range of interactive activities including agricultural displays, an animal nursery, ring entertainment, rides and attractions, live entertainment by FMX Motorcross and Eljay Freestyle entertainment, Dinkum Dinosaurs, pig racing, plus lots of delicious food, great music and the Saturday evening fireworks.
Entry prices
Tickets will be on sale shortly.
For more information, visit the Samford Show Society website.
Pine Rivers Show
Show dates:
Friday, August 2: 9am-10pm
Saturday, August 3: 9am-10pm
Sunday, August 4: 9am-4pm
Address: Pine Rivers Showgrounds, 757 Gympie Road, Lawnton
Saddle up the family and trot on over to the Pine Rivers Showground for three fantastic days of fun and entertainment at the annual Pine Rivers Show this August.
Included in the jam-packed itinerary are roving entertainers, the Ashton Circus, a Clydesdale spectacular, rides, showbags, a trackless train, Eljay Freestyle entertainment, plus the rodeo.
Entry prices:
Adults: $20
Concession: $10
Teen (12-17): $10
Under 12: Free
For more information, visit the Pine Rivers Show website.
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