The Barham-Koondrook Show is set to return on Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17, 2026, celebrating country life, community spirit and family entertainment at Barham Showgrounds, on Gonn Street, Barham.
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A long-standing district tradition, the show showcases the region's agricultural heritage while bringing the community together to celebrate local talent and friendly competition.
Visitors can look forward to show jumping, free camel rides, an animal nursery, a climbing wall, laser tag, archery, face painting, airbrush tattooing and a bucking bull.
The pavilion will feature exhibits of art and craft, horticulture and photography from local exhibitors.
Friday evening will include family-friendly activities such as sheep shearing, sheep cut-outs and the ‘farmers challenge.’
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Local buskers will provide live music, the BBQ will be open, the Anglican Church Ladies will run a food stall, and the combined Barham-Koondrook Emergency Services will put on a display.
Saturday's program features judging from ‘tiny tots’ through to pre-teens, along with the Barham Pony Club Games Day, showcasing local riders' skill and horsemanship.
Leading preparations is president Ross McKinlay, whose commitment, together with the dedication of the committee and volunteers, ensures the show continues to thrive year after year.
The Barham-Koondrook Show committee invites everyone to come along and experience everything on offer, from pavilion exhibits to show jumping and community catch-ups.
