The Hertfordshire County Show is returning to the Redbourn showground this month, with a packed schedule of farming, food, falconry and more.
The annual event takes place on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26, and visitors can enjoy a range of activities, shopping, live music and agricultural displays.
Main attractions include the gravity-defying motorbike display team Bold Dog Lings and Herts farmers display The Foxtrotting Forks.
A JCB display at a previous County Show (Image: Hertfordshire County Show)
Visitors can meet farmyard animals in the countryside area, and watch falconry and working sheep dog demonstrations - as well as the sheep show with dancing sheep.
Younger visitors can make their own 'Hertfordshire Pizza', and there will be food and live music all day at the farmer's bar.
Attendees can also pack a picnic or visit street food vendors on the village green, accompanied by performances from Todd Artists, Jupiter Singers and the Rock Choir.
A JCB display at a previous County Show (Image: Hertfordshire County Show)
New to 2024, there will be an interactive food theatre, hosted by Mallika Bassu and showcasing chefs Patti Sloley, Chris Hale, Karen Wright and chefs from Oaklands College.
A new parkour ring will be available for big kids and sports fans, offering coaching sessions throughout the day.
To book tickets go to www.hertsshow.com.
Pigs at the County Show (Image: Hertfordshire County Show)
A spokesperson for the event said: "We're all about celebrating and showcasing the incredible talent and innovation right here in Hertfordshire!
"From our Made in Herts Marquee to our Food Hall, you'll find a fantastic array of local businesses to support.
"And don't miss the excitement of the Lord Lieutenants Entrepreneurs challenge!"
Newsquest is proud to partner with the Herts County Show to bring you updates ahead of this year's event.
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