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A showcase of rural life.
Moreton Show is a true Agricultural Show celebrating the best of British Farming. Keeping its heritage since it began in 1949 the show still champions British farmers and growers, whilst celebrating the brilliance of the equestrian world, and providing a platform for local communities to come together and celebrate all the best of the British Countryside.
The one-day extravaganza, which is always held on the first Saturday of September is packed with entertaining Arena Attractions, interactive and educational static displays, exciting competitions, free children’s activities, and an array of tradestands selling everything from tasty treats to the latest farm machinery – it truly is a bumper crop of Farming, food and family fun!
Broke FMX taking to the skies
What’s on…
The Grand Arena will be welcoming back the popular Freestyle Motocross Stunt Show Broke FMX as its headline act for 2025.
Broke FMX features some of the top UK freestyle motocross riders, always keen to wow the crowds with their daredevil flips and tricks..keep an eye out for the signature backflip move if the weather is right!
Visitors will have their eyes to the skies watching these riders showcase their talents, jumping up to 35 feet high over gaps up to 100 feet wide.
Broke FMX are on in the Grand Arena at 13.10pm and 16.35pm. The Grand Arena is full of exciting competitions and entertainment for all ages throughout the day.
Whilst preperations are full steam ahead for Showday, the Moreton Show Farms and Crops section is also very busy with lots of competitions being judged, including Spring Drilling, Grass Crops, and Best Flocks of Commercial and Pedigree Sheep.
Judging has commenced for the exclusive Champion Farm title which was won by Greg Dancer in 2024. Farms are split into four categories, Small, Medium, Large and Organic, with the best from each category going forward to the championship.
Thanks must go to the Stewards and Judges who give up their time to help facilitate these competitions.
A Judge from Chiltern Hills Agricultural Association being shown a great example of a wildflower meadow on one of the Medium Farm exhibits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Opening Times?
Gates open to the show at 8.30am and close at 5.30pm.
Are dogs allowed at the show?
Dogs are allowed on the showground with fixed leads only. No dogs to be left in cars. There are dog watering points throughout the showground. Dogs are not allowed within several covered areas of the show – please see notices on the showground. There is a companion dog show and terrier racing, both of which can be entered on the day.
Can I hire a mobility scooter?
For those that wish to hire a mobility aid for use on the day, Event Mobility is delighted to be providing electric scooters and manual wheelchairs. To reserve an electric scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at www.eventmobility.org.uk. To collect the mobility vehicle please follow signs to the Members Car Park then Blue Badge Parking where Event Mobility will be located.
What car parking is available?
Car parking is free on Showground. There is a designated area for visitors displaying an official blue badge on their vehicle. There is also a designated ‘Members’ parking area for Moreton Show Members only.
Should you have any specific concerns regarding parking, please telephone the show office at least one week prior to the Show and we will try to help you if we can.
I’m a carer, do I require a ticket?
On purchasing a full rate admission ticket, the carer or attendant of a visitor with additional requirements, will receive free entry to the show upon production of relevant documentation (Personal Independence Payment, Disability Living Allowance, Carers Allowance or Blue Badge Registration number). For full details on our accessibility facilities for those with additional requirements please visit our Show Accessibility page.
How do I get to the show?
If you are travelling by car please be aware that although we make every effort to limit traffic issues, queues are likely to occur when entering and exiting the show so please allow time for this. If you are travelling from the South, please use the postcode GL56 9AJ, if you are travelling from the North, please use the postcode GL56 9NT. Once you see the signs for the show, please follow these rather than using a SAT NAV.
The show is a short walk from the High Street of Moreton-in-Marsh and also a short walk from Moreton-in-Marsh Train Station.
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Moreton-in-Marsh Agricultural and Horse Show Society is a Company Limited by Guarantee, Registered in England No. 2397134; Registered Charity No. 900122.
Registered Office: Moreton Show Office, 5 Wychwood Court, London Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos, GL56 0JQ