Event
Barossa
Kapunda and Light Agricultural Show
Barossa
Event
The Kapunda and Light Agricultural Society Incorporated hosts the Kapunda and Light Agricultural Show, a much-anticipated annual event that truly brings the local community together. Celebrating the rich agricultural history of the region, the show presents an engaging mix of traditions and modern rural pursuits. Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities and displays that showcase the district's vibrant agricultural sector and diverse local businesses.
Highlights of the show include the popular Horses in Action, Horses in Harness, Showjumping, Hacking, sheep dog trials, and impressive livestock exhibitions. Community members of all ages participate in competitions ranging from the ute muster to displays of locally grown produce, cooking, and crafts. The event also features art exhibitions, providing a platform for emerging artists.
The Kapunda and Light Agricultural Show not only entertains but also educates, providing opportunities to learn about farming and industries. Much like other South Australian country shows, it creates a sense of pride and connection across generations, offering a supportive space for rural achievements to be celebrated and shared. It remains a cornerstone event for Kapunda and its surrounding communities, fostering unity and highlighting the enduring spirit of country life.
Highlights of the show include the popular Horses in Action, Horses in Harness, Showjumping, Hacking, sheep dog trials, and impressive livestock exhibitions. Community members of all ages participate in competitions ranging from the ute muster to displays of locally grown produce, cooking, and crafts. The event also features art exhibitions, providing a platform for emerging artists.
The Kapunda and Light Agricultural Show not only entertains but also educates, providing opportunities to learn about farming and industries. Much like other South Australian country shows, it creates a sense of pride and connection across generations, offering a supportive space for rural achievements to be celebrated and shared. It remains a cornerstone event for Kapunda and its surrounding communities, fostering unity and highlighting the enduring spirit of country life.
<p>Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia)</p>
Facilities
Carpark
Family Friendly
Non Smoking
Public Toilet
