The Waikato A&P Show is on again in 2018!
The Waikato A&P Show is on again from Friday October 26th to Sunday 28th October and is a great way see the uniqueness of the rural community while having a low cost, fun, family-oriented day out.
There will be a showcase of large animal showing and judging, as well as unique range of entertainment such as the Farmyard, Sheep racing, Carnival rides and entertainment, Face Painters, Vintage Tractor rides and much more.
There will also be competitions to partake in such as Milk the ‘Cow’, Photography and Homewares.
This year we also have The Schools Day Out Programme on Friday, the Choir Showcase on Sunday, and The Kaumata Games.
Fridays: Free entry for everyone
Saturday and Sunday:
Adults: $5.00
5 yrs & over: $5.00
Under 5: FREE
Family: $15.00 (2 adults and 2 children)
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