NEXT year’s Royal Cheshire County Show promises to be bigger and better than ever before.
The annual celebration of agriculture, entertainment and family fun takes place on June 17 and 18, 2025 at the Cheshire showground in Tabley near Knutsford.
The show is set to be an extraordinary event, packed with exciting attractions, including the Stannage Stunt Team, confirmed as the first major act to appear.
Known for their high-energy performances, these motorbike daredevils will leave audiences thrilled.
Soapstar turned farmer Kelvin Fletcher and daughter Marnie with a cow and calf at this year's show (Image: Newsquest)
Visitors will be able to see and interact with more than 3,000 animals, highlighting the best of British agriculture.
Main ring attractions promise to entertain and delight visitors of all ages.
Hundreds of shopper stalls will offer a variety of products, from local crafts, food, and drink to the latest in farming technology.
Cattle being led into the show ring (Image: Newsquest)
A diverse range of artisan food and drink will provide a taste of the best that Cheshire can offer.
Celebrity chefs will demonstrate their culinary expertise and share their secrets in the kitchen.
The Pony Club Mounted Games will feature gifted young riders as they display their skills in a series of fast-paced and entertaining competitions.
A showcase of horses, featuring everything from majestic shire horses to elegant show ponies and elite showjumping competition will highlight the beauty and versatility of these magnificent animals.
To book visit royalcheshireshow.org
The Royal Cheshire County Show is a highlight in the calendar for families, farmers, and foodies alike.
It is an event that celebrates the rich agricultural heritage of Cheshire while providing entertainment and education for all ages.
Early-bird tickets adults £25, children (5-17) £10, family (2 adults and 2 children) £60 are available until the end of August.
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