The Royal Darwin Show, held at the Darwin Showgrounds and Exhibition Centre in Winnellie, Northern Territory, is organized by the Royal Agricultural Society’s 21-member Council. This annual event showcases the best of the region’s agriculture, livestock, and local produce. The show has a rich history dating back to 1951 when the first Darwin Show was presented by the Maranga and District Progress Association. Since then, the show has grown in scale and popularity, attracting visitors from near and far.
The Board of Management oversees the overall management of the Showgrounds & Exhibition Centre, ensuring that the event runs smoothly and efficiently. The North Australian Show Society Inc, formed in 1951, played a pivotal role in establishing the Darwin Show on its current site in 1952. The show embodies the spirit of community involvement and celebrates the region’s agricultural heritage, making it a significant event on the local calendar.
With a focus on promoting agriculture, education, and entertainment, the Royal Darwin Show offers a wide range of activities and attractions for attendees of all ages. From livestock exhibitions and agricultural displays to food stalls and entertainment performances, the show provides a platform for locals to showcase their talents and products. The show’s commitment to supporting the local community and fostering a sense of pride in Northern Territory’s agricultural industry is evident in its continued success and popularity.
