The Tenbury Show set to return to Burford on August 1

Taking place on Saturday, August 1, at the showground on the A456 Worcester Road in Burford, the long-running agricultural event offers a full day of rural entertainment and activities.

The main ring will host horse and pony competitions in the morning, followed by a programme of public events from 1.30pm onwards.

Headline acts include a freestyle motocross display from the Bolddog FMX team between 2pm and 2.30pm, and again from 4.30pm to 5pm.

Other main ring highlights planned throughout the day include a horse and pony parade at 2.30pm, the grand parade at 3.45pm, and a display of vintage tractors and classic vehicles at 5pm.

The steam engine tug of war returns at 5.30pm, with the children’s mile foot race closing out the main ring events from 5.45pm to 6.15pm.

The countryside ring will also be busy throughout the day, offering a mix of demonstrations and animal displays.

Visitors can enjoy fly fishing, the Sheep Show, a beagle demonstration, gun dog displays, and the pig and heavy horse parades.

Children are well catered for, with a schedule of entertainment, competitions, countryside demonstrations, and a variety of animals to see up close.

The show also features the National Hereford Show, National Ryeland Show, Tenbury Cattle Show, and the Tenbury Horse & Pony Show.

The horticultural section is open to all, with opportunities to enter a range of competitions.

Trade stands, traditional food and drink, arts and crafts, and vintage tractors will also feature across the showground.

Entry on the day costs £18 for adults and seniors, £6 for children, and is free for under-fives.

Discounted advance tickets are available via the show’s website.

To support visitors, organisers have arranged a free shuttle bus service running from midday to 6pm.

Buses will run approximately every 30 minutes between Tenbury Wells town centre and the showground, with pick-up points at the Co-op on Bromyard Road and the bus stop on Teme Street.