Flinders Island Agricultural Show
Flinders Island Show
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Flinders Island TAS 7255
Fax: 036359 2326
Email: dilgermail@bigpond.com.au
How often: Annual
The Flinders Island Show is a traditional agricultural and pastoral show, reflecting the Island's traditional rural heritage.
The show includes sheep, cattle and wool displays competing for best of show awards and visitors can watch the sporting events, including equestrian and wood chopping competitions.
View the exhibitions and purchase produce, food and other goods in the home industries area and trade hall.
There will be evening entertainment, and children's activities including a merry-go-round and jumping castle and games.
Flinders Island is the main island of the Furneaux group, a collection of 52 islands that stretch across Bass Strait between Tasmania and mainland Australia.
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