For safety and hygiene reasons, pets are not permitted on the grounds (except for approved service animals or animals being exhibited).

Some vendors may have EFTPOS, but we recommend bringing cash, as not all areas have reliable card access. An ATM is usually available on site.

Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled.

Absolutely! We offer a wide variety of competitions, including arts, crafts, livestock, produce, and more. Visit the Competitions section on the website for categories, entry forms, and deadlines.

Ticket upgrades may be available at the Show Office, subject to availability.

Yes, EFTPOS is available. Cash is also recommended for use in the Sideshow Alley and at market stalls.

Companion Card holders are granted free entry with the person they support.

We’re always looking for community support! Visit the Sponsors or Community Involvement pages to learn more about becoming a sponsor or signing up as a volunteer.

Yes, parking is available around the showgrounds, including designated areas for accessible parking. Volunteers will help guide traffic.

School Aged Children aged 5–15 qualify for child pricing. Kids under 5 enter free.

Showgrounds typically open from 8:00am to 5:00pm, with extended hours for evening entertainment. Specific times for each day are listed on our What’s On page closer to the event.

The Atherton Show takes place annually, typically in late June, early July. In 2025, the show dates are Monday 30th June to Tuesday 1st July. Check the website or social media for updates and schedules.

The show is hosted at the Atherton Showgrounds, located on Louise Street, Atherton QLD.

Pensioner Ticket Pricing is available to individuals who present a pension card displaying either ‘AGE’ (Aged Pensioner) or ‘DSP’ (Disability Pensioner). This discounted price is also available to Veterans who present a Yellow Card, White Card, or Gold Card.

The show is proudly organised by the Atherton Tablelands Agricultural Society, a dedicated team of local volunteers who work year-round to bring the event to life.