The Cunningsburgh Show is delighted to announce that in the 90th year of the Society AA Fencing are the main sponsor for this year’s event. Alan Adamson,  owner of the business, has lived in Cunningsburgh all his life and has helped with Show preparations for many years.  Mr Adamson said ” It’s great to support the show as I been involved since a youngster

Cunningsburgh & Districts Agricultural Society are very grateful for this contribution, as well as the support it receives from many other local and agricultural businesses.

The Cunningsburgh Show committee is very grateful to the following people and organisations who helped make this year’s show a success…

• All outlets that distributed schedules.
• Those who helped erect and dismantle our field in particular: Andrew Nicolson, Alan Adamson, Stuart Downing, Andy Jarmson, Pony Breeders of Shetland Association and Shetland Young Farmers.
• The judges and stewards who tended to 2362 entries.
• The TA Cadets for helping with car parking.
• All our gate stewards.
• Wilma Thomson who cleaned the 100+ trophies and Robin Hunter who presented them.
• Chris Faulkner for being MC
• Our main sponsor A Jarmson Shetland Ltd, along with our other sponsors and those who donated raffle prizes
• Shetland Rugby Club for managing the Hall teas and making luncheon for our volunteers, along with Martin Thomson for donating tatties.
• The 67 tradestands and the event caterers
• All musicians providing entertainment from our wonderful new stage, and the sound technicians making sure we could hear them.
• Those who demonstrated spinning and knitting, and those who took vintage tractors along to display.
• Joan Smith for organising the sports and Cee & Jays for sponsoring the medals
• Aimee Sutherland for the fantastic photos

Finally, to all the talented exhibitors and everybody who visited and made it all worthwhile. It was a fantastic day, thank you! Hope to see you all in 2025!

The map below shows where to find everything. Access to the free car park is at the gate just south of the Hall, please follow instructions from the parking stewards.

Home industries entries can be dropped off 7pm-8.30pm tonight, or you can take them tomorrow morning ready for judging to start at 10am.

Sheds 4 & 5 will be closed while judging is taking place but there is plenty more to see and do…

Livestock judging all morning (Shetland Ponies and Horses & Ponies into the afternoon)
Tradestands – Agricultural Machinery & Supplies, Crafts, Produce, Charities & Community Info
Hot Food, Ice Cream & Juice on the Park
Soup, Sausage Rolls, Sandwiches, Tea, Coffee & Cake in the Hall
Bouncy Castle
Bairns Play Area & Craft Tent
Facepainting & Sideshows (Tombola, Hook-a-Duck…)
Vintage Tractors
Fire Engine from Sandwick Fire Station
Grand Raffle – get your tickets in the marquee
Bairns Scavenger Hunt
Live Music until 3.30pm
11am Bairns SingAlong with Trevor Jamieson
12pm – 4pm Cunningsburgh History Group Hut – Cunningsburgh & Quarff Schools Display
1.30pm Dog Judging in the cattle ring
2pm Supreme Sheep Champion Judging
2pm Sports on the Football Pitch – Show Mile, Virdak Hill Race & Bairns Races
2pm Spinning & Knitting Demonstration in Shed 4
3.30pm Showyard Champion Judging in the Cattle Ring
4.15pm Presentation of Trophies

Find the answers here… https://cunningsburghshow.com/faq/