The Kangaroo Kid Stunt Motorcycle Display
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World famous Australian stunt motorcyclist Matt Coulter AKA ‘The Kangaroo Kid’ will return from a four year break to bring his brand new action packed UK tour to the Cheshire County Show.
The show will see Matt team up with his son Sam for an exciting and dynamic performance including a range of daring jumps, wheelies and roll-overs.
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Visitors fly high with birds of prey
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Show goers will be captivated by some of the world’s most stunning birds of prey, which will be soaring over the Main Ring at the Cheshire Show.
Gauntlet Birds of Prey, Eagle and Vulture Park, at Knutsford, is Cheshire's original and largest falconry centre, with the biggest collection of birds of prey in the North West.
Graham Bessant owner of Gauntlet Birds of Prey will display some of the centre’s large collection of eagles, vultures, falcons, kites, hawks and owls in full flight with commentary. |
Roberts Speciality Food Hall
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To sustain energy levels at the Cheshire Show, a trip to the Roberts Speciality Food Hall is a must to sample the hundreds of tasty treats on offer. Whether it’s sweet or savoury, food or drink, British or Brazilian – there is something for every taste!
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Roberts Speciality Food Live Theatre
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The popular Roberts Speciality Food Live Theatre will include live cookery demonstrations from some the country’s top chefs.
Amongst the list of top food experts from across the North West showing how to produce a range of delicious dishes will be Simon Rimmer on the Tuesday and Nigel Haworth on the Wednesday.
Brian Mellor and Sean Wilson and Masterchef: The Professionals winner Claire Lara will also be creating culinary delights on both days of the show.
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Countryside Experience Area
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Members of the public can try their hand at a variety of rural pastimes in a special area of the show dedicated to countryside life.
From the ancient art of archery, to clay shooting and fly casting, visitors will be able to have a go at traditional rural activities in the Countryside Experience area.
New to the area this year is a 4x4 experience where visitors will be able to experience the thrill of driving off road. |
Scots Guard Association Pipe and Drum Band
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Back by popular demand...visitors will be treated to stirring live music from the Scots Guard Association Pipe and Drum Band. |
Dog Show
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Dog lovers will get a real treat as almost 2,000 dogs from as far and wide as Essex and Aberdeen come to compete at the show. This year the public can expect to see a wide range of breeds from Briard’s to German Shorthaired pointers competing for the coveted title of best in show. |
Vintage machinery parade
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Don’t miss this fantastic collection of vintage machinery at the show. Exhibits include tractors, cars and commercial vehicles. |
Pony Club Games
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Watch out for the thrills and spills of the pony club games in the main ring arena on both days of the show. Young riders will show their riding skills as they compete in a number of relay race courses set up to test their horsemanship. |
Traditional Fun Fair
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The Traditional fun fair provides a carousel and other serene rides that provide the perfect entertainment for families with young children. |
Sainsbury’s Agri-centre
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The Sainsbury's Agri Centre is a focal point of the Cheshire Show, where visitors and the agricultural community come together.
Visitors to the Sainsbury's Agri Centre are taken along a food journey from ‘Plough to Plate’, which includes beef and dairy farmers, butchers, cheese makers, feed and equipment suppliers, professional services and many more businesses related to the journey of where your food really comes from.
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W.I. section
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The Cheshire Federation of Women’s Institutes has its own dedicated marquee at the show including a superb display of craft, cookery, preserves, flower arrangements, paintings and photography to delight visitors.
The theme of the marquee this year is town and country. |
NAFAS
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For 27 years the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies has managed the stunning floral marquee at the show. As well as stunning floral displays visitors can also enjoy a range of flower arrangement demonstrations and children’s ‘hand’s on’ practical sessions throughout both days of the show. |
Village Green
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The Village Green Sponsored by MPM Catering is an area where you can escape the hustle and bustle, relax, enjoy a bite to eat and listen to various musical performances.
Performers will include the Sandbach UA3 Brass Band, The Jill Fielding Band, A quintet of the RAF Band and Ceolta – a local band playing traditional Irish music and song. The musical programme starts at 10.45 on each day. |
Horse Show
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Each year thousands of Shires and Light horses come to compete at the show and are always a real favourite with the crowds. Riders from across the UK will compete in one of the largest light horse sections of any county show in the country, which includes regional qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show. |
