COMMITTEE

Vice President Ian Main

Vice President Robyn Burnett

Bill Pearce

Bert Edwards

Mark Pearse

Brian Stevens

Betty Gubbin

Peter Hawker

Lillian Bigg

Kaye Fox

PATRONS

Professor WH McGrath, GR Mayfield, P: Whitford

some of the fun and attractions that entertained you this year.

in our 141st Yankalilla Show Year

Entertainment was held throughout the day on both the shearing shed stage and the main stage (variety of live music and shearing demonstrations). Show rides and sideshow attractions, hands on animal nursery, market stalls, main hall showcasing the competitive exhibits, Aldinga and Sellicks Spinners and Knitters Shorn to Worn demonstration - fleece turned into wearable items, art pavilion, photography, show bags, plenty of food and lots more.....

The official opening was at 12 noon by our Mayor Darryl Houston.

Special Attractions for the 2023 Show included:

Fleurieu Marine Education - hands on activities to explore the marine world in the Fleurieu Environment Centre marquee.
 Circus Elements Workshops
Heritage Horse Power Demonstrations
Rockabout Climbing Wall

And some old favourites included:

Draught Horses.
Fleurieu Antique Rural Machinery Display.

Gates opened at 9am for the public. Cost $10 adult, $5 children between 5 and 15 and concession Adult, children under 5 free. Aged concession only.

Horses

2023 features Hack and Hunter and Show jumping events. 
We award winners with prize ribbons and the Show Jumping had money prizes thanks to our sponsors Acacia Ridge Stud, Crawford Farms, Currawong Olive Oil, Eagle Rise Pastoral, Fleurieu Equestrian Clubs, FPAG, Top Range Feeds and Wirrina Cove Holiday Park.

Your Help Required

If you would like to help with the 2023 Show, please contact us. All skills required and needed to run another successful Show. Planning has already started, so it is never too early.
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Rural Ambassador Award
  Are you young and enthusiastic about rural life?
  Do you enjoy travelling and meeting new people?
  Are you involved in your local community?
The Rural Ambassador award aims to highlight the importance of youth in rural South Australia and in particular the agricultural show movement. The award provides a great opportunity to give young people a forum to express their views through education and experience and develop closer links with the primary industries in South Australia.
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