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17 March, 2026

GALLERY: Moss Vale Show keeps crowds entertained over the weekend

The 2026 Moss Vale Show proved to be success held over three days, with a demolition derby and spectacular fireworks held on Saturday night. Photos 1-19 by STUART CARLESS and 20-27 by ANTONY DUBBER.


Woodchopper David Reumer from Mittagong in action at the Moss Vale Show over the weekend. (Photo: Stuart Carless).
Woodchopper David Reumer from Mittagong in action at the Moss Vale Show over the weekend. (Photo: Stuart Carless).
Blacksmith Geoffery (‘Curly’) Charlwood from Penrose at work.
Junior parader Bastian Flocco from Belvue Ranch in Canyonleigh.
Kelvin Lobley from Catherine Fields gives a talk on sheep shearing. Mr Lobley has been shearing for more than 50 years but says he is now ‘semi-retired’.
Claudia Novati from Berrima competing in the showjumping.
Two-year-old Isaac Nolan from Moss Vale puts his driving skills to the test at the RFS display.
Joe Claydon from Berry.
Emma Timmony from Dunbar’s Run Alpacas in North Richmond with ‘Poster Bay’.
Phea Dawson from Gumnut Valley Alpacas in East Maitland.
Scout Symons from Sydney.
Curtis Bennett from Major’s Creek.
Bob Daley of Bowral rarely anywhere without his birds.
Nathaniel O’Connor, 5, visiting with his family from Sydney taking part in Sunday’s pet competition with ‘Ash’ the fox terrier.
Harriet Sellors from Burradoo with ‘Wasabi’ the Great Dane - a shoe-in for the ‘Biggest Dog’ prize!
Willa Lawrence from Canyonleigh with ‘Banjo’, who was competing for the prize of ‘dog with the longest ears’.
Anthony Attard from the Hawkesbury Working Kelpie Stud in Young.
Kira and Chris Wallace from LakeMac Zoo.
Tarj Daley from the FK Freestyle Tricks pulls off an aerial manoeuvre.
Tarj Daley (left) and Jack Wilko from the FK Freestyle Kings thrill the crowd with some aerial stunts.
Angela Schindler from Alpine with her unusual fruits that she put on display in the show pavilion.
Ms. Schindler’s ‘Monstera’ papaya variety. Although they may look ugly on the outside, Ms Schindler said once the outer scales fall off, you are left with a delicious fruit which apparently has a banana-mango-pineapple flavour to it.
She also had some prizewinning herbs in the pavilion.
Michael Adameitz from the Southern Highlands Woodies hard at work.
Mr. Adameitz shows off his spinning top creation made on the lathe.
Keiran Drew (left) and Emm O’Sullivan from Highlands First Aid enjoy a break from keeping people safe at the show.
A group of students and their teachers from Moss Vale High School.
Edna Carmichael (left), spokesperson for Public Health First, and Meggan Harrison, Public Health First’s Cancer Advisor were seeking signatures from people as they walked in the show gates supporting the building of a Cancer Care Centre at Bowral Hospital.

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