South Otago A&P 154th Show
The South Otago A&P 154th Show will feature all the traditional Livestock (Cattle, Sheep, Alpaca, Dairy Goats & Pets), Equestrian & Home Industry Classes, 52nd Show Queen Contest, Trade Stands & Family Entertainment on Saturday, 28th November at the Balclutha Showgrounds on Glasgow Street.
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Entertainment
* Levi Goodall (extreme Cycle Rider) will have 3 Shows & chat with families about his stunts
* Santa Grotto
* Mike Hurring Logging & Contracting Wood Chopping
* Shearing demo's & Wool display in Ram Pavilion
* The Travelling Hoffman Exhibition; Patchwork Quilts
* Agrikids with Clinton YFC
* Alice Muir - Artist/Decorator will be Face Painting in the Cross Recreation Centre
* South Otago A&P Show Queens Speeches 12.30
* Coal Shoveling Competition returns
* Kapa Haka from Clutha Valley Primary School
* Clutha Dance will be performing
* Ravensdown Supreme Animal of the Show at 2.15pm in front of Secretary Office in the Main Ring
* Grand Parade in the Main Ring at 2.30pm
Gate Entry: Adults/$10 Children/$5
Family Membership $25 (Prepaid)
Look forward to welcoming you the the Balclutha Showgrounds on Saturday, 28th November 2020
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