There has been an agricultural show in Bury since 1943. The first Bury Agricultural Show was held during the Second World War as a way of encouraging local people to holiday at home and take advantage of what the region had to offer. It attracted over 8000 visitors, and ever since it has proved a popular annual event.

The show raises much-needed funds for local charities and provides hours of entertainment, competitions, breath-taking stunts, artisan produce, and a fine display of farm animals and tradespeople. The Show is affiliated to The Donkey Breed Association, The North West Federation of Show Societies, The Shire Horse Society and The Side Saddle Association.

Local Artisan Produce

Where better to try an amazing selection of locally-sourced and locally-produced small batch products than out in the open air at Bury Agricultural Show. There’s something for everyone to try and buy!