The 130th annual Wingham Show is on this weekend and Wingham Show Society has a jam packed program of events.
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Momentum is building for the inaugural 'dunk tank' that will see local personalities including Lui Zacher from Max FM and Anthony Zanos from 2RE get drenched for a great cause.
This year the show is spread over three days at the Wingham Showgrounds, with horses taking centre stage on Friday with showjumping and dressage.
Children will be able to enjoy the rides from 3pm-8pm with gate entry on Friday just $2 for all.
Saturday and Sunday promise to be bigger and better than ever.
Another first this year is the Travelling Australian Fishing Show, a huge static fish tank on site both Saturday and Sunday.
Rides will run for both days, as will the reptile display, Old McDonald's Farm Animal Nursery plus much more.
Saturday
Saturday's action will include four rings of horse competition by day and live music, including The Trapps, by night.
All the demo derby fun and mayhem happens at 5pm, with a fabulous fireworks display at 8pm.
There is also the favourite wood chopping competition and precision car demonstrations, team penning and a dog expo.
Exhibitions and stalls will be on display and don't forget to visit the traditional arts and crafts pavilion displays.
The Official 2015 show opening will be in the main arena at 2.30pm, this year conducted by Wendy Machin, deputy president of the NRMA.
Ms Machin owns and maintains a beef cattle property locally and is thrilled to be a part of the 130th Wingham Show.
Mountain View Archery Club will be on hand to explain and demonstrate this intriguing sport.
Roaming characters will be handing out goodies to children between 9am and 2pm. There may even by an early visit from the Easter Bunny.
Sunday
Sunday will include a rough stock Rodeo at 11am, with all the action happening in the Rodeo arena.
Campdrafting commences at 7am and see the best in breeds at the dog show.
Akoostik style music will be playing from 9.30am.
Tickets
Show entry for Saturday and Sunday is $12 for adults,$6 for pensioners and children aged 12 to 17 years, five - 11 years $2. Under fives are free.
Bar facilities will be available both days and there will be various food and drinks available from the kiosk, snack bars or tea room. Limited parking will be available on the showgrounds for the show.
