Secretary Judith Bysouth said the show caters for diverse interests.

She highlighted the variety of free entertainment for children including animal and coral art, a mobile zoo, puppet shows and performances from Circus Elements. 

“Circus Elements will commence performances from 11.30am with roving performances through the day. Performers are dressed as a police officer on a unicycle or a still walker dressed in formal wear,” she said.

“For those that wish to participate in hands on circus secrets and tricks of the trade there will be a workshop at 4.30pm.”

Mrs Bysouth said the pet dog competition starts at 1pm on the netball courts and expects numbers to swell.

She said the shearing competition will be highly competitive. 

The show will end with a bang with fireworks lighting up the sky between 8.30pm and 9pm.