Wragby Show 2026: What’s On, Times and Visitor Guide
Plan a day at the Wragby Show & Country Fayre on Sunday 6th September 2026, with livestock, horses, vintage vehicles, food and family attractions. The event returns to Catchem’s Corner at Goltho for a full day celebrating Lincolnshire’s livestock, horses, produce and rural community.
When and where is Wragby Show 2026?
Wragby Show & Country Fayre takes place on Sunday 6th September 2026 at Catchem’s Corner, Goltho, near Wragby. The show is scheduled to open from 9.30am until 5pm, giving visitors a full day to explore the rings, marquees, displays and trade stands.
The event is organised by local volunteers and has become a much-loved fixture in Lincolnshire’s rural calendar. Its appeal lies in the mix: serious agricultural and equestrian competition sits comfortably alongside family entertainment, local food, heritage displays and the sociable atmosphere of a traditional country show.
What to expect at the show
Livestock and equestrian classes are at the heart of the programme, offering a close look at the skill, care and preparation behind showing animals. Horticultural exhibits celebrate growers and makers, while vintage vehicles provide a reminder of how farming and rural transport have changed across generations.
Visitors can also expect live entertainment, food and drink, a dog show and children’s attractions. A broad selection of trade stands makes the show a useful place to discover independent producers, countryside businesses, crafts and practical rural services in one visit.
A show rooted in its community
The modern Wragby Show was revived in 1983, but its character feels older: neighbours meet around the ring, families return year after year and volunteers create an event that reflects the working countryside around it. That community focus is one reason the show remains relevant even as rural life changes.
For younger visitors, the day offers a direct connection with animals, food production and local skills. For regular showgoers, it is a chance to catch up, compare exhibits and enjoy one of the final big country events of the summer season.
Tips for planning your visit
Arrive early if you want time to see the main classes and displays without rushing. Outdoor footwear is sensible, and a waterproof layer is worth carrying because showground conditions can change quickly. Check the official website shortly before travelling for final ticket information, parking directions, accessibility guidance and programme updates. Most importantly, leave room in the day to wander. Wragby Show is not only a list of attractions; it is the conversations beside the ring, discoveries on local stalls and shared pride in Lincolnshire’s countryside that give the event its character.
See www.wragbyshow.co.uk.
