The Hertfordshire County Show is set to mark 140 years of festivities.
Taking place on Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24, 2026, the event will feature stunt performances from quad-bike star Paul Hannam in the main ring, alongside JPL Pony Racing, and the Foxtrotting Forklifts.
Visitors can also look forward to the Farming & Countryside Area, featuring traditional crafts, as well as 12 vintage heavy shire horses in action.
There will be a packed Dog Zone, the Hobby Horse Arena, and live cooking demonstrations with mouth-watering samples in the Food Theatre.
Children will have the chance to explore a new Kids Zone, while the Village Green will host live music.
The event will also celebrate regional produce and crafts, focusing on 'Made in Herts' items.
Attendees can also watch the lively Sheep Show, pig and pony racing, and falconry.
There will be sheepdogs, vintage machinery, and displays of top cattle, sheep, and equestrian classes, concluding with the Livestock Grand Parade and show jumping competitions.
Sarah Moreland, executive director of the Hertfordshire Agricultural Society, said: "Celebrating our 140th year is an extraordinary milestone… a vibrant celebration of heritage, excellence and community spirit."
The event is organised in aid of the Hertfordshire Agricultural Society.
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