Reeth Show is one of the Yorkshire Dales' best-loved traditional agricultural shows, held annually on August Bank Holiday Monday in the village of Reeth, Swaledale. The 2026 event will be the 112th Reeth Show, taking place on Monday, 31 August 2026.
The show celebrates farming, rural life, and the local community, attracting farmers, competitors, exhibitors, and visitors from across North Yorkshire and beyond. It's a classic country show where you can experience the traditions and culture of the Dales in a spectacular setting.
Highlights typically include:
Livestock competitions featuring sheep and horses.
Horse and pony classes, including mounted fancy dress and driving competitions.
The famous Fremington Edge Fell Race, a long-running fixture on the fell-running calendar.
Vintage tractors, classic cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.
Dry stone walling demonstrations and competitions.
Horticulture, baking, preserves, handicrafts, photography, paintings, and walking stick classes.
Trade stands selling local produce, crafts, clothing, and rural equipment.
Children's rides, entertainment, food stalls, and a licensed bar.
A parade led by Reeth Brass Band, which traditionally opens the day's festivities.
The atmosphere is friendly and authentic, making it popular with both farming families and visitors looking for a genuine Yorkshire Dales experience. Whether you're interested in livestock, countryside crafts, local food, vintage machinery, or simply enjoying a day out surrounded by stunning scenery, Reeth Show offers something for all ages.
For the latest schedules, exhibitor information, and tickets, visit the official Reeth Show website: https://www.reethshow.co.uk/
