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Our Sponsors The Camden Show wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of our sponsors, who help bring this iconic community event to life. Through their contributions, we are able to showcase the region’s agricultural heritage, deliver family fun, and create lasting memories. We are proud to partner with local businesses and organisations that share our commitment to community and tradition. Sponsorship Prospectus Sponsors Information Sheet Big Screen Sponsorship "Macarthur Vet Group has been supporting the Camden Show since 2017 as part of the animal education attractions. We understand the importance of supporting community events like the Camden Show so that it may continue to in turn support local businesses. Macarthur Vet Group has been a recognised and trusted vet in the local region for over 30 years – the Camden Show provides an opportunity to engage face-to-face with people and continue to build our goodwill, which is critical for a business like ours.” “Funnells Electrical has been part of the local community for over 50 years, and throughout this time, our relationship with the Camden Show Society has been invaluable in helping us grow alongside the community. What began as a small country town has now evolved into a vibrant locality, and the Camden Show plays a key role in introducing newcomers to our area. The event not only offers exposure to new customers but also reinforces our brand among long-term customers, ensuring that we remain a familiar and trusted name. The Camden Show provides an excellent platform for us to connect with both existing and new members of the community, and we are proud to support such an iconic event.” The Camden Show is a fantastic opportunity to connect with the local community on a deeper level. It allows our business to showcase support for local events and interact with residents in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. The Camden Show provides a valuable platform for networking with other businesses, community leaders, and potential clients. By supporting the Camden Show for over 20 years, D&R Stockfeeds shows commitment to the local community and build positive relationships with residents and our clients . This goodwill has translated into increased customer loyalty and support for our business.. By supporting the Camden Show, D&R has reaped numerous benefits while making a valuable contribution to the local community. Our Valued Sponsors and Donors GRAND SUPREME SPONSORS SUPREME CHAMPION SPONSORS GRAND CHAMPION SPONSORS CHAMPION SPONSORS BLUE SPONSORS Bega Cheese | Caldwell Martin Cox | Camden Golf Club | Camden Valley Farm | Camden Valley Inn | CJ Travel Services | CK Recruitment Pty Ltd | CPE Tree Services | Grech Farm Trading | Macquarie Grove Homes | Metalcorp | Nepean Engineering | RELN | Sloanebuilt Trailers Pty Ltd |Southwell Lifts & Hoists l STM Trucks & Machinery | United Aero Helicopters | Vale Display Solutions Pty Ltd | Wards Accounting Group RED SPONSORS AM Dairy Solutions | Benjamin Ryan Jewellery | Beveridge Williams | Brownlow Hay | BS Pippen | Bunnings Warehouse Narellan | Camden Furniture One | Castlegate James Australiasia Pty Ltd | CJD Equipment | Cobbitty Village Markets | Eagles Automotive Centre | East Coast Stockfeeds Pty Ltd | Ebeling Constructions | Enzos Cucina | First Option Print & Signs | Gavana Dairy | I & S McIntosh | L & M Hayter & Sons Pty Ltd | Office Builders | Sam & Tino Foti | Theresa Park Water Carriers Pty Ltd | Western Sydney International Airport GREEN SPONSORS All Sports Research | AV Tech Rentals | Belgenny Farm | Benwerrin Estates | Bonnett & Hanger Family | Bryces Transport | Cake Decorators Guild of NSW Inc Camden & Districts Branch | Camden Art Prize Committee Inc | Camden RSL Club | Camden Valley Meats | Cedar Creek Cider Pty Ltd | Choice Seedlings | Cobbitty Grove Kitchens NSW Pty Ltd | Dawbuts Pty Ltd | Derks Produce | Fleet-Pro Mechanical | Dr M & Mrs S Freelander | Equestrian Sports Promotions | Hartfield Simmental Pty Ltd | Head Pastoral Co | Grimes Finance and Mortgages | IJ Ag Services | Key Property Group Pty Ltd | Macarthur Tyre Service | Marsdens Law Group | Potted Green | R. Newman & Sons Pty Ltd | Rolls Liner Suppliers | Royal Agricultural Society of NSW | Skin Tonics Beauty & Skin Clinic | Sprouts Catering | Supreme Linings (NSW) Pty Ltd | The Crown Hotel Motel | The Daley Quilters | The William Inglis Hotel | Saritas A Collective Emporium | The Separation Place | Three P's Picture Framing | Thrive Horticultural Planning | Tildsleys Butchery | Vella Stock Feeds DONATIONS C Abelitis | A Anderson - Wendouree Simmental Stud | Ag Shows NSW | Alchin Family | Biffin Family | Black & Coloured Sheep Breeders Association of (NSW) Inc | R Brookes | Buckley Family | Cake Decorators Guild of NSW Inc State Body | Cake Decorators Guild of NSW Inc Sydney Branch | Camden Country Quilters Guild | Camden Harness Club | Camden Poultry Club | Dounan Family | EH Downes | Drinnan Family | M Ewing-Terry | Frawley C & G | D Funnell | Glitz N Glamour - Studio 6 Photography | J Graveur | L Hannaford | Heffalump Dezign Art School | Howard & Robertson Families | K Humphries | Bill & Elizabeth Inglis | Lions Club of Camden | S Little | W Mar | John & Edwina Macarthur-Stanham | Macarthur Beekeepers Assn Inc. | Macarthur Trophies Pty Ltd | Melissa Bonnitcha - Pure Poultry Photography | Terrence Meehan | Robyne Meek | I Moore | R.R.Moore OAM | NSWAA NSW Axeman's Association | NSW Palomino Association Inc | Palouse of Australia | Michael Peel | Pinot & Picasso Camden | R Reeve | Robert & Eva Campbell of Looking Class Fashions | Rouland Family | Ruakura Pty Ltd | W Satara | S & K Bell Constructions P/L | S & K Blades Amusements | Sandrone Family | F Sharpe | G Sharpe | S Sharpe | Daryl & Kay Sidman | Skinners Refrigeration Service | Shotgun Livestock | DW Southwell | Sydney Hereford Group | The Dahlia Society of NSW & ACT | The Fisher Family | The Rose Society of New South Wales Inc Macarthur Regional | L Tildsley | K Trigg | N Waldock | A Wear | M Wear | Ida Whiteman Family | M Williams | P & L Williams | R Woods

Our Policies The Camden Show is committed to providing a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive experience for all attendees. Our policies ensure that every aspect of the show operates smoothly, from entry requirements to health and safety guidelines. We prioritize the well-being of our visitors, exhibitors, and staff, and ask that all attendees adhere to our policies regarding behavior, safety, and event participation. Please review our policies to help us maintain a fun and respectful environment for everyone. Animal Welfare Animal welfare, health, safety, and ethical treatment of all animals participating in the event. READ MORE Rules & Regulations The Full Bylaws and Regulations of the Society may be seen at the Show Office. READ MORE Work Health and Safety Work Health and Safety Policy for Camden Show employees, volunteers, tenants, competitors and visitors READ MORE CONITIONS OF ENTRY Click here for Conditions of Entry for the Camden Show. READ MORE

Camden Show Friday 12th & Saturday 13th March 2027 The Show at a Glance The Camden Show is a vibrant annual event that brings the community together to celebrate agriculture, local talent, and heritage. Since 1886, it has offered family-friendly entertainment, livestock exhibitions, competitions, and hands-on experiences, making it a treasured tradition in the Macarthur region. 60 Things to See and Do Free and included in your entry Competitions & Schedule Exciting Events & Competitions Await! Admission Fees Affordable Entry for All Ages! Maps Navigate the Showgrounds with Ease! Youth and Schools Engaging School Visits & Competitions How to Volunteer Get Involved: Volunteer Now! Frequently asked questions Activities Commercial Competitions & Schedule Facilities General Show Ball Tickets Volunteering What time is parades, rodeo and night show? Camden Show has so much happening all the time with things to see and do. Some main happenings are Friday 4pm - Main Street Parade Friday 7pm - Rodeo by Xtreme Bulls Australia Saturday 4pm - Grand Parade in the main Arena Saturday 5pm - Night Show Saturday 9pm - Fireworks! Check out our Program of Events and 60 included activities below for more info! Safety Around Animals Although most show animals are domesticated, they can cause injury and should be treated with caution. The size and bulk of some animals can make them potentially dangerous. Please advise young children of the following: Do not make any sudden movements or loud noises. This may startle the animals. Do not poke or tease animals or imitate the sound an animal makes. Only touch animals if the owner is present and gives his or her permission to do so. Do not stand behind the animals. Quietly speak to the animal as you approach to avoid frightening the animal. Move slowly in single file when around animals. Cows can see nearly 360 degrees without moving their heads. A quick movement from behind is just as likely to frighten them as a movement from the front. Allow enough space between yourself and the animals to avoid being stepped on, kicked or bitten. Be extra careful around small newborn animals. Adult females are more aggressive when protecting their young. Touch animals gently. Do not push or shove. Very young children, particularly in prams, should not be moved close to an animal and the child should not be encouraged to pat. Wash hands thoroughly immediately after touching animals. Hand sanitiser and washing facilities are provided. Planning your day There is a lot to see and do on the main arena and around the grounds. Check out the Entertainment Program here. What time are the Fireworks? Yes! The fireworks will be back. As with any outdoor entertainment, the fireworks display is subject to change or cancellation without notice due to adverse weather conditions, safety, or other operational reasons. The Camden Show team will do our best to update patrons of potential entertainment changes where possible. Fireworks are at approximately 9pm on Saturday evening. Finding Your Way to the Camden Show Getting to the Camden Show is easy! Located on the outskirts of Sydney, the Showgrounds offer convenient on-site parking, accessible from Exeter St and Cawdor St Gates, with parking included in your ticket. Arrive early to avoid traffic and enjoy a full day! Camden Showground, 191/195 Argyle St, Camden NSW 2570 Our Grand Supreme Sponsors Our Supreme Champion Sponsors

Recircul8 Resource Recovery Rodeo Recircul8 Resource Recovery Rodeo Arena FRIDAY 20TH MARCH FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY FROM 7:00 PM ACTION PACKED RODEO PROGRAM FROM XTREME BULLS AUSTRALIA APRA (Australian Professional Rodeo Association) Affiliated Event. All Riders Entries and Riders Insurance through APRA. We are planning an enhanced experience for those attending the 2026 Rodeo. For details on changes at the Recircul8 Resource Recovery Rodeo Arena, including special Member benefits and limited capacity seating to improve patron's viewing and enjoyment of the event. The Committee reserves the right to alter this program without notice. The RODEO Committee Sincerely Thank the following Contributors • Australian Wholesale Meats (Sydney) Pty Ltd • Benedict Industries • Boss Windows • D & R Stockfeeds • Dr M & Mrs S Freelander • Express Waste Pty Ltd • Oran Park • Print Sign & Design Hub Proud Aquisitioner of Tony Wolf & Son Quality Printers • Recircul8 Resource Recovery • Southwell Lifts & Hoists • The Meat Man Wholesale Meats • University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden • Theresa Park Water Carriers • TJ & RF Fordham Pty Ltd - TRN Group There is so much to see at the 2026 Recircul8 Resource Recovery Rodeo Arena so check the daily schedule for details and times. Watch replays live on the John McDonald Building Services Rodeo Screen. There are some great events, so be sure not to miss out!

The Camden Show A Legacy of Community, Agriculture, and Celebration The Camden Show, founded by the Camden Show Society in 1886, has flourished as a cherished event celebrating the region’s excellence in agriculture, horticulture, and industry through competition, exhibition, and entertainment. Since the 1986 centenary, our motto ‘Still a Country Show’ has reflected Camden’s authentic rural spirit, making it one of New South Wales’ premier regional shows. Each year, over 48,000 visitors gather for an eclectic event that brings the country to the city—featuring animal exhibits, exciting competitions, arena displays, Sideshow Alley, artisan stalls, and commercial showcases over two big days of family fun. Beyond the annual Show, the Camden Show Society hosts several key events that enrich our community and youth engagement. These include the Show Ball, an elegant celebration of community spirit; the Young Woman of the Year competition, empowering young women in agriculture; and the Camden Agricultural Youth Expo, a hands-on educational experience for school students in areas like livestock handling, animal health, and biosecurity. Our commitment extends to agricultural education for over 4,500 students annually, with a focus on livestock, food production, and farming practices. Driven by a committee of 55 volunteers, the Show Society upholds its mission to promote excellence in agriculture, provide community-wide education, and encourage youth engagement in agricultural industries. Through our sponsors and community partnerships, the Camden Show continues to provide two big days of family fun while celebrating Camden’s rich heritage and vibrant future in the heart of the Macarthur region. Camden Show FRIDAY 12th & SATURDAY 13th March 2027 History Facts There is a long history behind the Camden Show. In 2011 we celebrated our 125th Anniversary and a commemorative book was made. To purchase a copy contact the Show Office. Our motto “Still a Country Show” which was introduced in 1986. The First Show The first Camden Show was held on Wednesday 17th, Thursday 18th and Friday 19th March 1886. The First President & Committee Mr J.K. Chisholm became the first Show President serving till 1908. The 184 show members voted to form the first committee of 25 people, which started the preparations for the show. The Grounds In 1886 the ground had to be prepared with the building of the AH & I Hall to house exhibits, and a structure to house a Publicans Booth. Permanent milking bails and a fodder room were erected in 1902. Also in 1902 the Camden Cycle Club asked for permission to build a cycle track around the showground oval. Official Opening The Camden Show was officially opened in 1903 by His Excellency, Sir Harry Rawson, Governor of NSW. The First Schedule The show schedule consisted of dairy and beef cattle, sheep, pigs, dogs, poultry, grain and root, vegetables, jams, needlework and flowers. Machinery began to show its influence in the dairying industry by including classes for an ice making machine, a separator and a churn for dairy purposes. In the same section classes were provided for a wagon, spring cart and a tip dray made within the electorate. Saddlery added a collection of whips, and a section for wines appeared. The Effects of War Many changes were brought about in 1915 due to the outbreak of World War I. The President A.J Onslow-Thompson joined the Australian Forces and was killed at Gallipolli. Furthermore, many committee men also went to war, leaving a determined few, who dealt with the impossible and made sure the 1915 show went ahead as usual. The 1940 show was overshadowed by the outbreak of World War II. The Hall was used for V.A.D. Detachment for drill training and for R.A.A.F. and Army personnel. The Camden Show Committee was reformed in 1945, to continue with the Society’s functions as they had before the war. Transport During the early 1900′s you were able to catch the train to Camden Show. Special trains ran from and returned to Campbelltown up untill the outbreak of World War II. Not long after, the train to Camden was discontinued.

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General Admission 2026 GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET PRICING online or at gate TICKETS AVAILABLE 2027 *Concession available to individuals with a full-time student ID, Australian government issued Disability Card, Carers Companion Card, or Aged Pension Card Concession Conditions Concession ticket holders may be asked to present their concession ID card at the gate when entering the event General Terms & Conditions All ticket prices include GST Pass-outs are available for same-day re-entry before 9:30pm. Please see security at any gate before leaving to receive a pass-out stamp All exhibitors and participants are required to pay admission fees as listed above Gates open from 8:00am to 11:00pm (latest entry 9:30pm) Tickets are non-refundable except as required by law Entry is subject to Camden Show’s conditions of entry and venue regulations Management reserves the right to refuse entry or remove any person for misconduct, intoxication, or failure to comply with event rules

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Judges - Horses 2026 CAMDEN SHOW HORSE JUDGES SCHEDULE FRIDAY 20TH MARCH RING 1 BEP - District Hacks & Adult Riders - Jacky Long RING 2 BEP - District Galloways - Georgia Rodgers RING 3 BEP - District Ponies , Child Riders & District Pony Club - Glenda Forbes RING 3 BEP - Sporting - Daniel Dickeson RING 4 BEP - District Beginners Ring - Heather Bates SATURDAY 21ST MARCH RING 1 Main Arena - Australian Stock Horses - Bree Starkey RING 2 Main Arena - Open Junior Riders, Pintos, Palominos & Buckskins - Glenda Forbes RING 3 Main Arena - Registered Quarter Horses, Appaloosas, Palouse Ponies, Paints and Solid Paints - Lauren Elkins RING 4 Main Arena - Clydesdales, Shires, Percherons, other Heavy Horses & Harness Classes - Matthew Arthur-Ellis RING 5 BEP - Open Hacks, Adult Riders, Galloways & Ponies, Warmbloods, Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds & Andalusians - Georgia Rodgers RING 6 BEP - Show Hunters, Arab & Arab Derivatives - Jenny MacGregor RING 7 BEP - Welsh, Aust & p’bred Aust Ponies, Riding Stud Book & Saddle Ponies, ANSA - Fred Riley RING 8 BEP - Beginners Ring - Linda Patterson RING 9 next to BEP - Shetland Ponies, Miniature Ponies, Little Ponies & Miniature Horses - Marion Knight Our Grand Supreme Sponsors

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Annual Reports The Annual General Meeting of the Camden Show Society Incorporated will be held Monday 17th August 2026 at 8pm Camden Sports Club - 2026 Annual Report will be available prior to the AGM. 2025 Annual Report 2024 Annual Report 2023 Annual Report 2022 Annual Report 2021 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report 2019 Annual Report 2018 Annual Report

Presidents From the President On behalf of the Camden Show Society’s committee and members it is with pleasure that I welcome you to the 140th annual Camden Show. Although our show spans just two days each year, the committee has dedicated the last twelve months to reviewing 2025 and planning for 2026 so that the Camden Show continues to deliver high-quality entertainment while remaining relevant in today’s world. Our goal is to deliver an assortment of exhibits, competitions and events that capture rural life in our district both past and present. “Still a Country Show” has been the Society’s longstanding motto, and it reflects our commitment to honouring our agricultural heritage. Agriculture has played an integral role in shaping our region and will continue to be at the heart of our community well into the future. This year’s competitions will feature Dairy and Beef Cattle, Goats, Sheep, Alpacas, Sheep Dog Trials and Woodchop, along with Arts, Crafts, Cooking and a variety of impressive displays in the Show Hall each a testament to the creativity and talent of our community. The 2026 Show brings back all the much-loved favorites, including Racing Pigs, Sheep Dog demonstrations, and our popular Reptile, Sheep Shearing and Milking displays presented each presented at multiple times throughout the show, so everyone has a chance to attend. Two big days of family fun with many exciting events and something for everybody. As always, carnival rides will be operating throughout the duration of the show and of course, a wide variety of food options will be available across the showground with areas to sit and relax. On Friday night, get ready for an adrenaline-pumping experience with the Rodeo brought to you by Xtreme Bulls. This exhilarating event showcases the skill and bravery of riders as they attempt to conquer spirited bulls, making for a thrilling spectacle that is sure to leave you on the edge of your seat. For those that wish to lay back under the stars to watch the Rodeo, make your way into the Main Arena to catch all the action on the Big Screen. The Poultry Pavilion promises a feathered spectacle, showcasing an array of poultry breeds, along with our Farm Produce display in our newly refurbished pavilion. The two days of Show Jumping in the Main Arena along with many other Equestrian competitions provide great ringside entertainment for the whole family. Don’t forget to drop into the Style Pavilion and Country Bar to peruse locally made wares and try locally produced delicacies and refreshments. As the sun sets on Saturday night, prepare to be awe-struck by the dazzling fireworks display in the main arena presented by the best in the business - Foti Fireworks. This spectacular show of lights is a fitting conclusion to two full days filled with excitement and entertainment. To facilitate a show of this size would not be possible without tremendous support from our community. Camden Show is supported annually by more than 400 volunteers and the generosity of our many local business sponsors. Your commitment to our community and its traditions is truly commendable. I encourage anyone who is interested in sponsoring the Show to contact our Office and start promoting your business at our region’s largest community event. We look forward to sharing with you the best entertainment and educational experience on offer in our district and beyond. Come and join us to celebrate 140 years of tradition at the 2026 Camden Show. David Dunbier President Past Presidents The fountain was built in honour of J K Chisholm, who died in 1912. It was unveiled at the 1915 Show by the Governor of NSW, Lord Strickland. 2023 - Present 2018 - 2023 2013 - 2018 2007 - 2013 2003 - 2007 1998 - 2003 1993 - 1998 1989 - 1993 1986 - 1989 1978 - 1986 1975 - 1978 1963 - 1974 1957 - 1962 1953 - 1956 1949 - 1953 1945 - 1949 1915 - 1945 1908 - 1915 1885 - 1908 D. Dunbier G. Wall H. Southwell D.R. Head M. J. Collins J.M. Hodge R.R. Moore F. Hutchinson J.C. Southwell C.R. Inglis E.J.L. Crace R.R. Inglis Dr. R.M. Crookston C.S. McIntosh E.H.K. Downes E. Macarthur-Onslow J.W. Macarthur-Onslow A.J. Onslow-Thompson J.K. Chisholm