Saturday, June 28, 2025

Countryside Lincs brings fantastic displays and demonstrations this Sunday

Taking place on Sunday 6th April between 10am and 4pm, Countryside Lincs promises fantastic displays and demonstrations, as well as interactive activities and workshops.

New for 2025 is the Equine Display Area, featuring displays from Cleethorpes and Grimsby Riding for the Disabled and The Pony Club. Take a moment to enjoy performances from The Trickstars – as seen on Britain’s Got Talent.

For those wanting to get hands-on, there will be free interactive indoor activities taking place in the EPIC and EXO Centre, including cookery workshops and traditional craft activities such as spinning and weaving. Children can also enjoy tractor and trailer rides, circus skills, livestock displays, animal handling and an Easter trail.

The Equine Display Area will also offer a meet and greet with Tinkerbell the Mini Pony, as well as the chance to watch the NCPA Spring Pony Show.

Hosted by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS), a registered charity, the event aims to educate young minds about Lincolnshire food, farming and the countryside to foster a deeper understanding of where our food comes from.

There are lots of activities for families to get involved with across eight indoor and outdoor zones, and visitors will even have the chance to take a selfie with the brand-new Lincolnshire Show tractor as we count down the days until the 140th Lincolnshire Show on 18th and 19th June.

A jam-packed day filled with animals, activities, experiences and entertainment for all the family, it’s an event not to be missed!

Advance tickets are available to purchase online now, priced at £12 per adult, £6 per child (under 2’s go free) and £34 for a family of five. Booking fees apply.

On-the-day tickets are priced at £15 per adult, £8 per child (under 2’s go free) and £40 for a family of five.

To find out more about Countryside Lincs and to purchase tickets, visit www.lincolnshireshowground.co.uk/countryside-lincs.

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