Tractor into the 2021 Brunswick Show!

By Marnie Adams, Contributor @ Kids In Perth 10 Oct 2021

Organisers of one of WA’s biggest one-day agricultural shows are excited to welcome visitors back after a year of hiatus.

Happening on October 23rd the LiveLighter Brunswick Agricultural Show is back bigger and better than ever.

This year the theme is "Celebrating Rural Transport" where guests of the show will get the chance to experience working agricultural and transport displays.

Brunswick Agricultural Society President Mark Talbot said “ The iconic one day show gives the community a chance to come and experience agriculture and a fun day out.”

The 2021 LiveLight Brunswick Agricultural Show will have many of the traditional show favourites including animals, variety of food stalls and the best fireworks in town, mixed with some exciting and new activities that they're soon to announce. There really is going to be something for everyone.

For this year, patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets online through the Brunswick Show website to assist with Covid-19 contact tracing.

Mr Talbot said, “the safety of our community is our top priority at the show.”

Head to brunswickshow.com.au to book your tickets and like the Brunswick Show facebook page to keep up to date with all the excitement leading up to the 2021 show!

Preview | what to expect

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Highlights | Don't miss this!

Light up the sky

Fireworks and Neon light show | 8pm

Log Chops

Log Chopping Competition | 10:30am

Meet the Animals

Poultry Exhibit

Stud Dairy Cattle Competition

Cow Milking

Below are the Show Map and Schedule

Show Map

Show Schedule

Get your tickets here!

Buy Tickets

Please scroll down to start planning your daytrip to Brunswick!

Daytrip Planner | what to do & see

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1. Plan ahead!

Get ready to spend your day in the warming town of Brunswick.
It's a 2 hours drive from Perth city via Route 2 and National Route 1.

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2. Melville Park Farm

Visit one of Brunswick Junctions Heritage Farms. The farm is still operating and provides an interesting heritage backdrop for visitors to the farm. Bookings are essential.

Source: www.brunswickwa.com

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3. White Rocks Museum and Dairy

Visit a working dairy farm run by fourth generation farmers. The farm hosts a family museum with a wonderful collection of machinery, dairy equiptment and memorabilia.

Source: www.brunswickwa.com

4. Cow on the Corner

Come and take a photo with Daisy! A life-size replica of a Friesian cow built-in 1973 by the Lions Club of Brunswick as a tribute to the dairy industry.