The Albion Park Agricultural Show, known as “The Biggest Little Show on the Coast”, is a historic community event that has been running since 1887. Held every January at the Albion Park Showground in NSW, it celebrates local agriculture, entertainment, and tradition.

What makes it special?

• Traditional exhibits: Dairy and beef cattle, goats, poultry, horses, and pavilion displays of cooking, art, and produce.

• Classic competitions: Woodchopping, show jumping, and cattle judging.

• Modern attractions: Demolition derby, fireworks, motocross displays, and sideshow alley.

• Family fun: Animal nursery, kids’ activities, market stalls, and food vendors.

• Community spirit: Recently revived old traditions like tug-of-war and footraces with cash prizes.

It’s a vibrant mix of heritage and entertainment, drawing crowds from the Illawarra, Southern Highlands, and beyond.