Countryside Lincs set to showcase Lincolnshire food, farming and countryside
- Tiny Panda
- Feb 24, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Mar 4
Countryside Lincs at Lincolnshire Showground celebrates Lincolnshire food, farming and countryside, highlighting local producers, rural life and our community.
The Lincolnshire Showground's favourite family day out takes place on Sunday 6th April 2025
Countryside Lincs will return to the Lincolnshire Showground this spring, offering an action-packed day filled with fun for all the family.
Taking place on Sunday 6th April between 10am and 4pm, the event promises fantastic displays and demonstrations, as well as interactive activities and workshops.
Visitors can marvel at performances from The Trickstars - as seen on Britain's Got Talent- and new for 2025 is the Equine Display Area, featuring displays from Cleethorpes and Grimsby Riding for the Disabled and The Pony Club.
The Equine Display Area will also offer a meet and greet with Tinkerbell the Mini Pony, as well as the chance to watch the NCPA Spring Pony Show.
For those wanting to get hands-on, there will be free interactive indoor activities taking place in the EPIC and EXO Centre, including cookery workshops and traditional craft activities such as spinning and weaving. Children can also enjoy tractor and trailer rides, circus skills, livestock displays, animal handling and an Easter trail.
Hosted by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS), the event aims to educate young minds about Lincolnshire food, farming and countryside to foster a deeper understanding of where our food comes from.
Rosie Crust, Head of Charity at the Lincolnshire Showground, said:
"We can't wait to welcome everybody to Countryside Lincs 2025. We had a record attendance at the event last year and we're hoping that this year will be even bigger and better!
"We have lots of activities for families to get involved with across our eight indoor and outdoor zones, and visitors will even have the chance to take a selfie with our brand-new Lincolnshire Show tractor as we count down the days until the 140th Lincolnshire Show on 18th and 19th June.
"A jam-packed day filled with animals, activities, experiences and entertainment for all the family, it's an event not to be missed!
Advance tickets are available to purchase online now, priced at £12 per adult, £6 per child (under 2's go free) and £34 for a family of five. Booking fees apply.
On-the-day tickets are priced at £15 per adult, £8 per child (under 2's go free) and £40 for a family of five.
To find out more about Countryside Lincs and to purchase tickets, visit www.lincolnshireshowground.co.uk/countryside-lincs.
For the latest news and information about Countryside Lincs, follow @Lincsshowground on Instagram, @LincolnshireShowground on Facebook, @lincs.showground on TikTok, @LincsShowground on X and @LincsShowground on YouTube
Media Enquiries
For interviews, media bookings or additional information, please contact Countryside Lincs' press and media relations partner, Carrington Communications.
David Sykes
Head of PR
Carrington Communications
david@carringtoncommunications.com
01522 456 918 / 01522 581 611
Leah Benthin
PR Account Manager
Carrington Communications
leah@carringtoncommunications.com
01522 456 916 / 01522 5811 611
About Countryside Lincs
This year marks the 9th Countryside Lincs, providing families with the opportunity to experience a fun-filled, educational day out. Held at the Lincolnshire Showground, a 270 acre events venue located north of the city of Lincoln, Countryside Lincs welcomes around 6,000 people each year.
The event is organised by the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, a registered charity which aims to educate the local community about food, farming and the countryside.
For more information, visit www.lincolnshireshowground.co.uk/countryside-lincs and follow @Lincsshowground on Instagram, @LincolnshireShowground on Facebook, @lincs.showground on TikTok, @LincsShowground on X, and @LincsShowground on YouTube.
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Excited to see what Countryside Lincs has in store for Lincolnshire food, farming, and countryside enthusiasts! I'm curious to know if there will be any interactive activities related to the "password game" at the event. Can't wait to explore local producers and rural life!
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