It’s Show time!

Fireworks at the Royal Adelaide Show.
Australia’s favourite Blue Heeler, Bluey is returning for double the fun - catch her on the Goyder Stage twice a day, for a full seven days – including weekend shows for the first time! Joining Bluey is Peppa Pig who will be jumping in plenty of muddy puddles from Monday to Friday, and for the first time everyone’s favourite agri-hero George the Farmer will bring the paddock to the stage every day for a fun-filled performance about farming, food, and fibre.

And that’s just the start, with more than 100 free things to do at the Show. You can head to the Learning Centre to cuddle a baby goat, drive a toy tractor, watch bees at work, or milk a cow at the Milking Barn. Little green thumbs will love Aggie’s Farm, where they’ll harvest produce and trade it at the Farmer’s Market, just like a real farmer!

Bluey joyfully dances on stage, engaging the audience with lively movements and vibrant energy.

The only way to top off an action-packed Show day is to experience the Southern Lights Spectacular, presented by Drakes Supermarkets. An Australian first, this dazzling 30-minute light, drone and pyrotechnics show will light up the night sky every night.

This year, we celebrate 100 years of calling the Adelaide Showground home, so get ready for nine days of family fun and hands-on learning.


Are you ready to go? Where else but Show! Tickets on sale now from theshow.com.au or in store at Drakes Supermarkets, from 30 August –7 September.

 

 

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