The Loxton Show has many different attractions. Here are a few of them.
South Australian N Gauge Society.
SANGS is a model railroading club that builds and displays model railroad layouts at various model train shows across the year. Our organisation started in 1983 and has gone from strength to strength since. We have built many layouts over the years and the public love seeing our layouts.
SANGS’ objective is to promote the N Scale model railroading hobby to the public.
You can see our club layouts at various train shows across Adelaide, South Australia.
Our clubrooms at Peterhead are closed to the public at present due to space limitations.
Rainbow Animal Farm
We are a professional outfit to suit any event or purpose.
We have a range of yards to choose from.
Living with Covid we cover all SA Health requirements for your party, function or special occasion. Our range of animals is diverse
Our animals are rescues, surrendered purchased and bred on farm, they are nurtured and trained to work with us as our family members, many of them staying to adulthood and working with their children in our farm.
Farm Animals, Alpacas, Lambs, sheep, Goats, goat kids, Calves, Piglets, Ducks, ducklings, Chickens, roosters, chicks, Geese, goslings, Turkeys, Domestic Animals, Rabbits, Guinea pigs, Fantail doves, Native Animals, Long neck turtles, Short neck turtles
Harrison Lowe
Solo Acoustic/Electric Classic Aussie Rock Covers, Hits and Originals. Main stage near the food area
Acoustic Candy
Me N Me Mates
Australiana songs and yarns – everything from old shearing songs to Slim Dusty to Midnight Oil. Great G rated entertainment, flexible format to suit all kinds of venues, crowds. Many lighthearted, comic songs as well as
Aussie country classics and some originals. “one of the liveliest, most enjoyable evenings seen at the Club for many years . . . hope we see them again in the near future” (Victorian Folk Music Club); “present a good, old-fashioned Aussie bush show that rings immediate bells with audiences of all ages . . . I’d recommend their engagement for any festival or concert purporting to have ‘an authentic Australian’ theme’ (The Honorable Ted Egan AO.)
Rosie Clark school of Dance
We are a dance school servicing the Riverland areas of Barmera, Berri, Loxton, Waikerie and Renmark.
Being a registered dance school we offer a wide range of the best possible syllabi to train and develop our dancers in a friendly and caring environment. Students will learn the art of dance in a safe, enthusiastic and
friendly atmosphere. Every student is treated equally and a noticeable achievement is both anticipated and expected. Student will demonstrate their love of dance through enjoyment, individuality, active involvement and character enhancement. With personal motivation and self-discipline combined with our pleasant and caring teaching environment, children will grow confidently into future role models for tomorrow.
Pavilion
The pavilion this year is the new Precinct building the size of this building will make it much easer under Covid regulations. From cookery to sewing, vegetables to hobbies and flowers to photography, the displays will capture everyone’s imagination! Especially impressive is the Young Exhibitors Section, which showcases around 1000 quality articles of work from young people throughout the region.
The exhibits will be in The Precinct Loxton.
- Art
- Floral Art
- Flowers
- Handicrafts
- Knitting and Crochet
- Needlework
- Orchids
- Photography
- Scarecrows will be on the lawn outside
- Cookery
- Preserves
- Amateur Wine Making and Brewing
- Dried fruit
- Pot Plants
- School Displays
- Vegetables
- Young Exhibitors
- Hobbies and Collections
Pavilion 2 (near the livestock sheds)
- Grain and Fodder
- Wool
The Vintage Vehicles can be viewed on Number 1 oval.
These exhibitor displays will be available for viewing from 1pm to 5pm on Sunday and from 9am to 4.15pm on Monday.
Sideshows and Rides
A must-visit place at the Loxton Show is the amazing SideShow alley! Come and your skills on the sideshows for a chance to win fantastic prizes, or, if you prefer, enjoy an exhilarating experience on one of the Show rides.
Food
Who doesn’t like to eat? Our food court boasts fine cuisine in many varieties to cater for every taste. The Food Area is located on number one oval, and also number 2 ovel near the Show office, where you will be able to watch the entertainment of our keynote performers who will dazzle you with their talents as you chow down on some fantastic food.
Nippy’s Young Farmer’s Challenge
Part of a larger, state-wide competition, entrants in the Nippy’s Young Farmer’s Challenge must compete against other teams and the clock in a series of farming-and-country-living-related challenges. Will they have to juice oranges? Round up sheep? Put out a fire? Ice a cake? Come and find out when the teams battle it out on Sunday afternoon registration from 1:30pm for a chance to compete at the Royal Adelaide Show!
Competitions
The Loxton Show boasts a number of competitions for your enjoyment. Come and watch the horsemanship on display at the Horses-In-Action on the number two oval, the Yard Dog Championships, the Log Chopping and the Sheaf Tossing competitions. This year we are hosting the Australian Sheaf Tossing Championships, so be sure to come along and support these Australian champions.
Livestock and Animals
Venture beyond the end of SideShow Alley and you will discover the livestock displays and petting zoo. Walk amongst the fine specimens of cattle, sheep and poultry, examine the quality wool entries, and introduce your children to some cuddly animals in the petting zoo.
Trade Sites
After you have had a bite to eat, take some time to walk through the Trade sites at the Loxton Show. Here small businesses and private enterprises have their fine wares for sale and display, and you can find anything you want, from jewellery to clothing and cosmetics to lollies for those with a sweet tooth!
