Totally irresistible! Aged between 3 - 6 months old these little guys romp and roam their way around the ring, capturing hearts everywhere they pass. Every afternoon, you will be treated to an absolutely adorable display as Best Baby Puppy of the day is awarded their trophy.

Introduced in 2011 as recognition for the Champions of the RAS, the Parade takes place during the second Grand Parade of the Show each year. The Champions of the RAS are outstanding individuals who contribute not only to the Show but the RAS as a whole, and go above and beyond engaging and educating others through agricultural excellence. As the Champions make their way around the stadium their image is displayed on the big screen and their stories are told, allowing all spectators to acknowledge their contribution.

The Australian Livestock & Property Agents (ALPA) Young Auctioneers Competitions held at the Show include the State and National Finals with finalists auctioning prize-winning Sydney Royal Purebred Steers, aiming to get the best price possible for the vendors whilst also impressing the panel of judges. Assessed on clarity, diction, manner and livestock value knowledge, the young auctioneers are also vying for the right to represent Australia in the International Livestock Auctioneers Competition at the Calgary Stampede.

Take a seat in the Flower & Garden Pavilion for a range of stage talks, demonstrations and audience participation events including Ready, Steady Flowers and the Fun Floral Challenge PLUS Q & A sessions with garden industry specialists and three days featuring floral demonstrations by renowned Creative Director Anson Lowe from Singapore.
Six free talks a day, floral art competition every day with audience members as the florists, 10 days of Q & A's hosted by garden industry award winner Matthew Carroll - aka Hortiman, and audience members taking on a florist in the Fun Floral Challenge at 4.00pm on 3-13 April.
Anson Lowe on stage 3 April at 3.00pm, 5 April 1.00pm & 3.00pm, 6 April 11.00am & 3.00pm

A group of about 12 bees will produce 1 teaspoon of honey between them in their lifetime, making every drop of this liquid gold absolutely precious to honey producers and lovers. To see the finest honey in Australia stop by the cabinets of the Sydney Royal National Honey Show, featuring more than 60 classes, including comb, creamed, liquid plus beeswax, candles, mead and pollen. Native honey entered the competition for the first time in 2019 and returns for more sweet success this year. Want to know more, make sure to catch a live bee demonstration in the BeeZeebo.

The aroma of freshly baked scones, piping-hot tea, and the warmth the CWA ladies who serve the delicious treats with jam and cream are a Show tradition not to be missed.

Nothing says Australian hospitality like the Country Women's Association Tea Room at the Show.

Come and play! Kids love exploring a place designed especially for them. Here they'll be delighted to find the latest fads and trends in a lively, buzzing, fun environment.

If you're searching for a quick bite on a budget, look no further than the Snack Shack. All food and drink options are under $3 making it an excellent choice for hungry families on the go.

All your favourites are here - crumbed chicken tenderloins, the Snack Shack pie and more.

This is the place to go and spoil yourself. Whether it's boutique clothing, leather handbags, or lavish skincare and cosmetics, the Fashion & Style Pavilion will have you catwalk ready.

Take a seat by the Fashion & Style Stage and watch the Natural Fibre Fashion Parade.

Come and enjoy the 'Pamper Me' beauty spot  where you can relax, learn the latest makeup tricks and buy everything you could possibly want to make you feel gorgeous. It's a touch of luxury and indulgence amid the hustle and bustle of the Show.

Watch the sparkling performances of tomorrow's stars as they sing, tap and step-ball-change into your hearts.