Set-up for the Echuca-Moama show is moving along with sideshows ready for kids of all ages. Photos: Aidan Briggs
Echuca-Moama and District Agricultural Show Society organisers are ready for a weekend of action, busily setting up for the family-friendly festivities.
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Sideshows, food trucks and showbags operators have made their way to the grounds, travelling far and wide for the occasion.
The Keith Hart pavilion is taking shape, home to an array of artworks, handcrafts, photography and baked goods.
The inaugural Christmas tree decorating competition is underway.
Photo by
Aidan Briggs
For the first time, a Christmas tree decorating competition is also stationed in the pavilion awaiting judging.
Showmen’s Guild of Australasia committee member Paul Watkins has attended many editions of the Echuca-Moama show and is confident this weekend will be another successful iteration.
“It’s going to be a great show like always,” he said.
“This is a heritage business, and it’s been passed on from generation to generation.
“We’ve been coming here for years.”
Pavilion judging began on Thursday, including artworks submitted by local students.
Photo by
Aidan Briggs
Single day and weekend passes are available at the gate, with family, children and adult passes available. Children under five are free.
The Echuca-Moama show is on at Campaspe Park, corner Simmie and Haverfield Sts, Echuca, from 10am to 10pm on Saturday, November 9, and Sunday, November 10.
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