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South Of England Show 2021

Offering every generation the chance to re-connect with the countryside and have a great day out, the South of England Show features a non-stop programme of agricultural and equestrian displays, live entertainment, rural crafts, and an abundance of food, drink and shopping opportunities.

Children can see hundreds of animals, take part in an array of interactive experiences, join an activity trail and so much more. The 2021 show will also feature top class show jumping, heavy horse displays, livestock parades and lots more – a show set to wow visitors of all ages!

Tickets are available from seas.org.uk and cost £19.80 for adults, £18 for senior citizens/students (inclusive of 10% online discount until 3.06.21) – under 16s go free (suggested donation of £1 for children aged 5-15)

Friday 11th, Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th June 2021
9am - 6.30pm
South of England Showground, Ardingly, West Sussex

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