Our Community
Bringing People Together, Strengthening Our Community
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Hello - we're the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society
Home of the historical Lincolnshire Show, our incredibly diverse venue is so much more than just a showground. For more than 125 years our business has been a pinnacle within the community, providing the perfect space and flexibility for a whole host of events.
Our Journey
Our 270 acres of multifunctional space is based just four miles north of Lincoln city centre, and we're proud to have gained a reputation for both organising and hosting outstanding events, plus our year round Education programme.
The Lincolnshire Showground is owned by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, a charitable organisation established back in 1869. Its objectives are to educate the county about food, farming and a sustainable environment.
Becoming a Lincolnshire Agricultural Society Member, you are helping us achieve our charitable objectives of championing the importance of food, farming and the countryside. We aim to educate, inspire and connect communities by celebrating Lincolnshire’s rich agricultural heritage and representing the county with pride through engaging events, outreach and collaborations.
Useful Links
Become a member
Admission to Lincolnshire Show (both days) and Priority parking in Members’ car park at Lincolnshire Show
Use of Members’ facilities in the Epic Building
Discounted entry fees for livestock classes (cattle, sheep & pigs)
Discount on trade stand and Discount on hire charges for facilities at the Lincolnshire Showground and much more...
Life Membership
We also offer Life Memberships, priced depending on age.
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Please contact membership@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk to find out more.
Please be aware that the postal deadline for membership 2025 is 30th May 2025. Membership is not available for purchase on Show days.
Life Membership
TBA
Corporate Membership
All the core Member benefits are included, plus:
from £630
10 Single Memberships, 10 guest badges which admits a friend into the Members’ Areas & Option to purchase additional Guest Badges.
Please be aware that the postal deadline for membership 2025 is 30th May 2025. Membership is not available for purchase on Show days.
Corporate Membership
From £630
Young Person Membership
Designed for those under 28 years of age - proof of ID will be requested. All the core Member benefits are included, plus:
from £52
Option to purchase Guest Badges.
Please be aware that the postal deadline for membership 2025 is 30th May 2025. Membership is not available for purchase on Show days.
Young Persons Membership
£52 approx
Vice President Membership
We offer a 1 year and a 10 year price plan for Joint Membership. All the core member benefits are included, plus:
from £165
Same as Joint but with Complimentary tea and coffee in the VP lounge & Option to book silver service dining.
Please be aware that the postal deadline for membership 2025 is 30th May 2025. Membership is not available for purchase on Show days.
Vice Presidents Membership
£165 approx
Joint Membership
We offer a 1 year and a 10 year price plan for Joint Membership. All the core member benefits are included, plus:
from £120
Two Member Badges and one Guest Badge which admits a friend into the Members’ Areas & Option to purchase additional Guest Badges.
Please be aware that the postal deadline for membership 2025 is 30th May 2025. Membership is not available for purchase on Show days.
Joint Membership
£120 approx
Single Membership
We offer a 1 year and a 10 year price plan for Single Membership. All the core Member benefits are included, plus:
from £79
One Member Badge and one Guest Badge which admits a friend into the Members’ Areas & Option to purchase additional Guest Badges
Please be aware that the postal deadline for membership 2025 is 30th May 2025. Membership is not available for purchase on Show days.
Single Membership
£79 approx
Our History
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS) is a historic organization dedicated to promoting agriculture, education, and rural life in Lincolnshire, England.
Our History, From the Ground Up
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Established to support agricultural improvements and provide a platform for farmers to showcase livestock, crops, and machinery.
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Focused on sharing best practices in farming and rural development.
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The Lincolnshire Showground hosts not just the annual Lincolnshire Show but also a variety of events, from trade fairs to concerts and corporate gatherings.
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The society continues to be a leading advocate for Lincolnshire’s agricultural sector, working with farmers, businesses, and policymakers.
1869
The Society is Formed
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1900
The First Show
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1900
A Travelling Show
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1898
City Recognition
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1959
The Show Settles
5/9
2001
City Recognition
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2008
The Epic Centre
7/9
2023
EXO Refurb
8/9
2025
And today...
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A Legacy Rooted in Heritage
The Lincolnshire Showground stands as a testament to generations of agricultural pride.
Since its establishment in 1869 by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, the Showground has grown from humble beginnings into a thriving hub of innovation and tradition. Over the years, it has played a pivotal role in showcasing the best of rural life, bringing communities together, and celebrating the unique spirit of Lincolnshire. Join us in exploring how our deep-rooted history continues to shape our future.
Where is the showground?
We want to make sure your trip to the Lincolnshire Show is as simple as possible, which is why we've put together information about travelling to Lincoln, the best places to stay and any travel FAQ's you might have. Read the sections below to plan your route to the Lincolnshire Show.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 18th & Thursday 19th June 2025 Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact eduaction@lincolnshireshowgrund.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which includes The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars.
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Is parking free at the show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show, allowing access to the new Members car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership Membership can be purchased on the days of the Show, and you will be given a refund on your entry ticket by the team at the information desk within the EPIC Centre.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. More information will be announced ahead of the Show.
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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How to Find Us?
By Car
We are located four miles north of Lincoln, the main entrance to the Showground is at Gate 1, immediately off the A15. Our postcode is LN2 2NA, get directions here. The postcode for Gate 3 is LN1 2ZR and Gate 6 is LN1 2RP. Calculate your fuel costs here.
You can use What3Words to locate our gates.
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Gate 1 - times.chiars.organ
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Gate 2 - crisis.spicy.pardon
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Gate 3 - dinner.luck.voting
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Gate 4 - suspend.editor.nags
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Gate 5 - boast.mashing.mango
By Train
Lincoln Central Train station is 15 minutes away by road, or 30 minutes to Newark North Gate Train Station. The train journey from Newark to London Kings Cross is less than 80 minutes.
By Bus
The Showground is serviced by bus 103, Lincoln Bus Station - Kirton in Lindsey, for timetables please click here.
If you still have a question please visit our Contact Us page and send us an email.
Where to stay in Lincoln?
The Lincolnshire Showground is situated two miles North of Lincoln, from the A46 Lincoln by-pass. If you're travelling from far away you may want to stay close by, if so there's a great selection of hotels, B&Bs, self-catering accommodation and camping sites nearby to choose from!
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 18th & Thursday 19th June 2025 Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact eduaction@lincolnshireshowgrund.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which includes The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars.
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Is parking free at the show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show, allowing access to the new Members car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership Membership can be purchased on the days of the Show, and you will be given a refund on your entry ticket by the team at the information desk within the EPIC Centre.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. More information will be announced ahead of the Show.
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 18th & Thursday 19th June 2025 Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact eduaction@lincolnshireshowgrund.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which includes The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars.
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Is parking free at the show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show, allowing access to the new Members car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership Membership can be purchased on the days of the Show, and you will be given a refund on your entry ticket by the team at the information desk within the EPIC Centre.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. More information will be announced ahead of the Show.
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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Member ParkingAll car parks will be colour coded (Black, Green, Brown and White) see map for designated areas. Members' car park - access via Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road) or Gate 1 from the A15 (Northbound). Disabled badge holders - there will be designated areas available in Brown and White car parks. Disabled badge holders will be directed to these areas regardless of which entrance to the Showground they use. Pre-booked Motability scooters are located in the Brown and White car parks. Drop off and Pick-up points – service coaches, buses and taxis should use Gate 6 on the B1398 Middle Street (Burton Road). This entrance is also to be used for private cars intending to drop off and pick up visitors to the Show.
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Future Lincolnshire Show datesWednesday 18th & Thursday 19th June 2025 Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th June 2026
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What time is the show open?The gates open at 8am and the Show closes at 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday. All trade stands and concessions are open until 6pm on both days.
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Where can I buy Lincolnshire Show Tickets?You can buy Lincolnshire Show tickets online, by calling 01522 522900 or by visiting the Society Offices at the Lincolnshire Showground. You can also by tickets at the following Ticket Outlets: LAS Office, Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln LN2 2NA Uncle Henry's, Grayingham Grange Farm, Gainsborough DN21 4JD Waters Edge Tourist Information, Maltkiln Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5JR Peacock & Binnington Witham Oil & Paint, Outer Circle Rd, Lincoln LN2 4HL Ripon Farm Services - Retford, Langworth, Louth and Brigg
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How much do tickets cost?Advanced Adult - £26.00 Child - £8.50 Family - £62.00 On the Day Adult - £35.00 Child - £10.00 Family - £75.00 For School/Education visits - please contact eduaction@lincolnshireshowgrund.co.uk for more information For groups over 15 - please contact accounts@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk Advanced tickets could be subject to postage/booking fees.
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Can I bring my dog?Dogs are welcome at the Lincolnshire Show provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Only guide dogs are allowed in eating areas which includes The EPIC Centre and The Food Court. Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings. Please do not leave dogs in cars.
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Is parking free at the show?Parking is free and all the car parks are within reasonable accessibility of the entrance gates. Cars displaying a disabled badge will be directed to the forward car park areas with easier access to gate entry. Members parking is in Red car park, access by A15 and through Gate 6 (Burton Road).
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Can I be a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society?Membership of the Agricultural Society is open to all and can be purchased pre-Show, allowing access to the new Members car park and the exclusive Member areas housed in The EPIC Centre. For more information on pricing, the benefits of Membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, or to join - https://lincolnshireshow.co.uk/membership Membership can be purchased on the days of the Show, and you will be given a refund on your entry ticket by the team at the information desk within the EPIC Centre.
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Is there a Bus Service?Stagecoach will be running a bus service from Lincoln Central Railway Station and Gainsborough Bus Station to the Showground on both days of the Lincolnshire Show. More information will be announced ahead of the Show.
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What if I come in a taxi?There is a one way system operating on the roads around the Showground but taxis can use gate 6 (Burton Road) for both dropping off and picking up.
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What security measures do you have in place?We would like to reassure all attending The Lincolnshire Show that visitor safety is a number one priority for us and we work with the Police to continually review the show. We have robust event management and contingency plans which cover a vast number of different scenarios that have been created in conjunction with the Police and other official bodies. Although there is no intelligence to indicate an increased risk at the show, the Police are continually monitoring the situation and we are taking their advice and guidance. We ask our visitors to help us out with the following specifics: Please be ready to show all your tickets, passes or badge when asked. Please ensure that if you have a vehicle pass, it is correctly displayed in your windscreen before approaching the carpark/showground entrance. Please report anything suspicious to, the police, a steward or Showground staff member. Please help us by complying swiftly with any requests from stewards or staff member.
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Why is the Lincolnshire Show midweek?The Lincolnshire Show is traditionally an agricultural show, and over its 139 year history, it's something that has remained really important to us. We understand that some people work midweek, and that children are at school and because of that, not everybody can attend. We work with schools across the county on the Schools' Challenge, educational trips and tours and welcome over 5,000 school children each year, and we encourage parents that would like to bring their children along to speak with their school as the Lincolnshire Show is widely thought of as an educational event. If we were to move the Show to weekend dates, it would be a very different type of event as we wouldn't have the same high level of agricultural and trade support. Unfortunately, many shows that have moved to weekends no longer take place, or with significantly reduced visitor numbers.
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Can I hire electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs?Event Mobility (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors. To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at https://www.eventmobility.org.uk/lincolnshire-show Online bookings must be made at least two days before the event. Bookings cannot be taken during the event. If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first come, first served basis only.
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Event Support
Be the Heart of Our Events!
Help bring our events to life! From setting up to welcoming guests, assisting exhibitors, and ensuring everything runs smoothly, your support makes a huge difference. Perfect for those who love being part of a dynamic and exciting atmosphere.
Community Engagement
Connecting People, Creating Impact!
Support our outreach programs by engaging with local schools, charities, and organisations. Help promote our initiatives, assist in educational workshops, and be a friendly face at community events. Ideal for those who enjoy working with people and making a real difference.
Sustainability & Grounds
Protecting Our Green Future!
Help us maintain the beautiful Lincolnshire Showground by getting involved in conservation, recycling, and eco-friendly projects. Perfect for nature lovers who want to make a lasting environmental impact.
Admin & Behind the Scenes
Support the Mission from Within!
Assist with event planning, marketing, and office administration. From helping with social media to organising schedules, your work behind the scenes keeps everything running smoothly. A great opportunity for those with strong organisational skills who want to gain experience in the events and charity sector.
Become a Volunteer
Make a Difference – Join Our Volunteer Team!
Be a part of something bigger! Volunteering at Lincolnshire Showground is a fantastic way to give back to the community, gain new skills, and meet like-minded people.
Whether you're passionate about events, education, or local initiatives, we have a place for you. Sign up today and help us create unforgettable experiences!
Impact Group
The IMPACT Group is a group for young professionals bringing together like-minded farmers and industry supporters.
Free access to the IMPACT Group network and their programme of events enabling social, network and knowledge transfer opportunities
Reduced LAS membership – the £20 IMPACT subscription will be deducted from the LAS membership fee
Social occasion to meet like-minded people
Transfer of knowledge
Networking opportunities
Make new connections within the agricultural sector and its related industries
An opportunity for professionals working in Lincolnshire’s rural land-based industries to share ideas and skills
Support the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society
Access to Lincs YFC Not-So Group events
Join Us
Members of the IMPACT group meet several times throughout the year at a variety of events including industry visits, business workshops, skills training, and social occasions, all with the aim to build knowledge and network.
Subscription to the IMPACT Group is £20 for non-LAS members.
LAS Members can access the IMPACT Group events for FREE.
The yearly subscription to the IMPACT Group will be needed PRIOR to the event booking. Once you’ve paid your annual subscription you will be able to access the IMPACT event programme for FREE.
Please contact the Education team to subscribe to the IMPACT Group and make payment.
Email us at education@lincolnshireshowground.co.uk or call 01522 522900
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Objectives
The Impact Group is a members group for young professionals, bringing together like-minded farmers and industry supporters. Established by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society with its main aim to advance, promote and improve agriculture and horticultural industries for future generations. Members share a passion for Lincolnshire, it's farming, countryside, food production and business. The group meets several times a year visiting educational places of interest and social meetings to build their knowledge and network.
Current objectives of the Impact Group:
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A resource and network
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Knowledge transfer
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An opportunity for professionals working in Lincolnshire’s rural land-based industries to share ideas and skills
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A mixture of social and business opportunities
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Reduced membership to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society
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Several yearly events in the farming calendar.
Environmental Commitment
Creating sustainable solutions, preserving wildlife, reducing waste, and promoting greener communities for future generations
Protecting Natural Habitats & Local Wildlife
Join us in safeguarding local wildlife and natural habitats. From habitat restoration to wildlife monitoring, your efforts will help maintain biodiversity and support conservation projects for future generations.
Conservation & Wildlife
Inspiring Eco-Friendly Lifestyles
Help educate the community on sustainability, eco-friendly practices, and the importance of reducing waste. Participate in workshops, school programs, and awareness campaigns that inspire others to make environmentally responsible choices.
Sustainable Living & Education
Environmental Responsibility
Sustainable Transportation & Energy Efficiency
Reducing our carbon footprint starts with smart transportation and renewable energy. By encouraging car sharing and investing in electric vehicle (EV) charging points, we aim to make travel more sustainable. Our commitment to solar panels and biomass energy ensures we utilise cleaner, renewable sources to power our facilities, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Recycling & Waste Reduction
Recycling plays a vital role in conserving resources and reducing landfill waste. We actively promote waste reduction programs, ensuring materials like plastic, paper, and metal are repurposed. Our goal is to embed a circular economy approach, where everything possible is reused or recycled, minimising environmental impact and encouraging responsible consumption.
A Holistic Approach to Sustainability
Sustainability is about more than just energy and waste—it’s a mindset. From eco-friendly policies to supporting green initiatives, we integrate environmentally responsible practices into every aspect of our operations. Whether it’s reducing single-use plastics, promoting sustainable procurement, or educating visitors on greener choices, we’re committed to lasting environmental change.
