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The Wragby Show returns

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Featuring Dangerous Steve, Fire & Chainsaw Juggling, Giant Unicycle, Ladder Balancing, Blindfold Motorcycle Riding and Tom Longton Sheepdogs, the Wragby Show returns on Sunday 3 September 2023 for its 39th edition.

A fantastic family day out with a friendly atmosphere for people to socialise and enjoy the open air, there is a full programme of main ring entertainment!

The Wragby Show, open at 9:00am, brings together animals, food and drink, top class entertainment, exquisite rural crafts and competition to provide an unmissable day.

From Trade Stands to Children’s Entertainment, Food Stalls & Bar, Classic Cars, Tractors & Stationary Engines, Grand Draw, Carriage Driving, Horse Show inc. Show Jumping & Heavy Horses, Sheep & Cattle Show, Fun Dog Show, Horticulture Classes, Egg Show & Live Music, there is something for everyone.

Beneficiaries for 2023 are Lincoln NHS Rehab Team, Lincoln & Lindsey Blind Society, Wragby Primary School, Wragby Community Hub and Wragby Reload Centre.

For more information visit https://www.wragbyshow.co.uk/

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