Catch thrilling equestrian action on the Arena by day, and as the sun sets, get ready for a reimagined night time entertainment program – headlined by the Melbourne Royal Show debut of Night of the Horse, followed by a spectacular fireworks display. *Weather permitting.
Get ready for high-flying thrills as the FMX Stunt Show defies gravity with jaw-dropping stunts (weather dependant). Meanwhile, hold your breath as escape artist Sam Powers attempts a daring illusion in Jaw Great Escape. Will he beat the snapping jaws in time? Plus, groove all day to live DJ sets at the glowing Boombox, spinning tunes daily from 12:00pm to 8:00pm!
Prepare for thrilling action as expert woodchoppers show off their strength and skill in fast-paced chopping and sawing competitions (25 - 28 Sept). Then, watch working dogs in action (29 Sept - 5 Oct) and talented farriers expertly shaping and fitting horseshoes (3 - 5 Oct).
Hundreds of colorful chickens, ducks, turkeys and more - from rare breeds to backyard favourites - are on display throughout all 11 days of the Show. Young animal lovers can also take a guided pony ride by experienced handlers and create special memories (paid experience).
Love dogs? You won’t want to miss the ultimate celebration of canine talent and cuteness. With more than 3,000 dogs across 270 breeds competing in over 5,000 classes, there’s something for every dog lover to enjoy.
Step into Livestock to witness some of the finest animals Australia has to offer. From powerful cattle to graceful sheep, this vibrant showcase celebrates the best in breeding, care, and rural tradition.
Kids can jump into farmyard fun - from Wool Collecting to Digging for Veg, Apple Picking, Eggs Gathering, Carrot Harvesting, and mini Kubota Tractor Rides. It’s a completely free, hands-on experience for little farmers in the making!
Showcasing the best the State of Victoria has to offer, alongside community groups including TAC and Metro Trains. Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme will also be at the Show with a number of refund points around the grounds.
Explore more than 400 different varieties of showbags in the biggest Showbag Pavilion in the Southern Hemisphere. From confectionery and snack foods to novelty, lifestyle and licensed characters, there’s a showbag to appeal to everyone.
A bustling pavilion of food and beverage sampling and retail, the Gourmet Pantry & Cellar is a Show favourite. Bringing together some of Australia's highest quality products from award-winning distilleries to artisanal chocolate and fresh berries. Make sure to take advantage of the free sampling at selected stalls.
The Spotlight Makers Pavilion is the heart of the Show for creators and makers. Here, you'll find some of the most artistic retailers offering beautifully handcrafted products like flower bouquets, art prints, and jewellery. Don’t miss the chance to visit, where you'll also find a caricature artist and a face painter.
Dog lovers, this precinct is a must-visit! Explore an exciting range of exhibitors showcasing dog food, snacks and treats, and the latest dog grooming products.
The Home & Lifestyle Pavilion is the Show’s home to a blend of country-to-city experiences and unique retail offerings.
Located along the 7NEWS Grand Boulevard and beyond, you can find novelty toys, face painting, henna, braiding, plus more!
Young thrillseekers aged six and under can find their fun in the Kids Carnival. Featuring rides such as the Jurassic Coaster, Cup & Saucer, Lady Bug, Jumbo The Flying Elephants and more — there’s something for every little one to enjoy.
For rides the whole family can enjoy, make your way to the Adventure Carnival. Featuring Show favourites such as dodgem cars and the Pirates Revenge, there are lots of rides and fun times in store for families with children at the Adventure Carnival.
Daredevils looking for a bigger buzz should experience the excitement of the Thrillseekers Carnival for all the latest adrenalin charged rides. Experience thrills on the Skyflyer XXL, plus show favourites the Pirate Ship, Hollywood Horrors, F1 Euroslide and more.
