When is Perth Show 2026?

Perth Show 2026 runs from July 31, 2026 to August 1, 2026 at South Inch in Perth.

Where is Perth Show 2026 held?

Perth Show 2026 is held at South Inch, Perth, PH2 8AN in Perth.

What should I know before attending Perth Show 2026?

Arrive early to avoid traffic and secure parking near South Inch. Bring cash as some smaller stalls may not accept cards. Wear comfortable footwear suitable for grassy and uneven terrain.

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Perth Show 2026

Q: Who is Perth Show 2026 best for?

Perth Show 2026 is ideal for family_outings, agriculture_enthusiasts, local_culture, outdoor_events.

Friday, July 31, 2026 – Saturday, August 1, 2026

South Inch

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The Perth Show 2026 takes place over two days on July 31 and August 1 at South Inch, celebrating local agriculture and rural traditions. This lively event features a range of activities including livestock competitions where farmers present their prized cattle, sheep, and other animals. Attendees can also enjoy vintage machinery displays, which showcase classic farm equipment and engines from decades past. For equestrian enthusiasts, the show jumping and other horse events provide an engaging spectacle. Alongside the competitions and demonstrations, the event hosts numerous stalls filled with local food and drink producers, handmade crafts, and country goods, offering visitors a taste of Perthshire’s rural character. It's a great occasion to connect with the agricultural community and support local producers. The friendly atmosphere and variety of attractions make it appealing for families, agriculture lovers, and those interested in rural life.

Tips for Attending

•Arrive early to avoid traffic and secure parking near South Inch.
•Bring cash as some smaller stalls may not accept cards.
•Wear comfortable footwear suitable for grassy and uneven terrain.
•Check the event schedule in advance to catch your favourite competitions.
•Consider bringing a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.

Practical Information

Budget: Entry prices are reasonable, with additional costs for food, drinks, and some activities. Planning for around £20-30 per person for a day visit is advisable.. Duration: The event runs over two full days, with plenty to see and do throughout each day.. Food Drink: A range of local food and drink stalls will be available, offering refreshments throughout the event. Visitors can also bring a picnic if preferred.. What To Wear: Dress for the outdoor setting with layers and waterproofs in case of rain. Comfortable shoes for walking on grass and possibly muddy areas are recommended.. Getting There: South Inch is within walking distance of Perth city centre. Visitors can reach Perth by train or bus and then walk or take a short taxi ride to the venue. Ample parking is available nearby but may fill early.. Booking Advice: Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate, but buying in advance is recommended to avoid queues and guarantee entry, especially for weekend attendance.

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Venue

South Inch

Perth, PH2 8AN

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