The eagerly awaited Hampshire Countryside Day is set to return to Bereleigh Estate in East Meon, near Petersfield.
Sponsored by SHORTS plant hire and waste management and taking place on September 15, the event also supports Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance, celebrating rural life in all its forms.
Visitors can expect a day filled with rural traditions, demonstrations, and activities aimed at all age groups.
The line-up includes shopping options, competitions, and plenty of opportunities to take part in the popular 'have a go' activities.
The main arena will feature a Hound Parade, showcasing a variety of packs including the Hampshire Hunt and the Marlborough & Clinkard Meon Beagles.
For the first time, the show will welcome the Hawking About Falconry display team.
The crowd-pleasing Hunt Scurry returns with its quick inter-hunt relay, along with Gamegoer's dog training demonstrations.
Chris Green, known as the Countryman, will present shooting demonstrations and discussions, sharing his expertise on wildfowling and shotgun history.
A new addition this year is the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance's flight simulator, allowing visitors a unique experience of a helicopter rescue.
Activities for everyone include the 'have a go' archery session, hosted by Raven Field Archers.
Meon Valley Air Guns are returning to offer target shooting, and the Wessex Ferret Club will once again provide ferret racing.
The event will include various dog shows featuring exciting classes suitable for all breeds, such as Best Veteran and Best Child Handler.
Gun Dog Scurry is back with traditional classes like 'over the bales' and 'mark and memory'. Open to all breeds of gundogs, the top three in each class can win rosettes and dog food vouchers.
The event also includes the popular Lurcher and Terrier Show and working dog displays from the Working Clumber Spaniel Society.
A wide selection of food and drink stands will ensure there's something for every palate, from hog roast to doughnuts.
Visitors can also shop at a variety of stands, offering goods ranging from artisan crafts to outdoor clothing.
The Hampshire Countryside Day runs from 9.30am to 5pm. Entry costs £15 for adults, under 16s can attend for free.
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