04/08/2026
Join us tomorrow for a fantastic day of fun!
Thousands expected as Pembroke Town and Country Show returns tomorrow with sunshine forecast and record online ticket sales!
Thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Pembroke tomorrow as the Pembroke Town & Country Show returns for what organisers Pembroke Farmers Club hope will be one of its biggest events in recent years.
With warm sunshine forecast and no rain expected, excitement has been building throughout the week, with organisers confirming that online ticket sales closed at 6pm on Tuesday after a record number of advance tickets were sold through the show's website.
The popular annual event promises a packed day of entertainment, agriculture and family attractions, drawing visitors from across Pembrokeshire and beyond.
This year's show features a huge variety of attractions, including livestock competitions, equestrian displays, trade stands, local food and drink, craft stalls, children's entertainment and the ever-popular dog show. Visitors will also have the chance to meet the magnificent horses from Dyfed Shire Horse Farm, including a full-grown Shire horse and a bottle-fed foal, which have generated plenty of excitement on social media.
Organisers say the combination of excellent weather, school holidays and strong advance sales means they are expecting one of the busiest shows in recent memory.
Although online ticket sales have now ended, anyone who missed the deadline doesn't need to worry. Tickets will still be available to purchase at the gate on the day, with both cash and card payments accepted.
The Pembroke Town & Country Show has become one of Pembrokeshire's biggest summer events, celebrating the county's farming heritage while offering a fantastic day out for families of all ages.
Gates open tomorrow morning, and with clear skies forecast throughout the day, visitors are encouraged to arrive early to make the most of everything on offer. Organisers are also reminding attendees to plan ahead for what is expected to be a very busy day, with high visitor numbers anticipated from the moment the show opens.