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2024
SHow dates

Friday 28th June

Saturday 29th June

Sunday 30th June

8:30am - 9:00pm

8:30am - 9:00pm

8:30am - 4:00pm

Tickets on sale soon or at the gate!

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prices

ADULTS

CONCESSION

CHILDREN 5-14

CHILDREN under 5

SINGLE DAY FAMILY PASS

(2 adults 2 Children)

* Fees apply with online tickets

$17

 $10

$10

FREE

$45

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The 2024 Redcliffe show

Exhibits & Comps

Enter a Redcliffe Show competition or find out information about exhibits. 

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Show Information

Everything you need to know including the Program, Map, Parking info + more

TICKETS

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Entertainment

Fun for everyone! Rides, shows, fireworks & animals + more! Entertainment timelines and details found here

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Whats on at the Redcliffe Showgrounds

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Entertainment &
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TICKETING OPTIONS

By receiving a ticket to attend this event and entering the Redcliffe Showgrounds, you are deemed to have read, understood, and accepted the terms and conditions of entry.

ONLINE

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AT THE GATE

Pay with Cash or Eftpos

No cash out available at the gate. ATM's located in the showgrounds.

ABOUT THE SHOWgrounds

The grounds were originally built as a cricket ground and opened in 1906. Ironically no game of cricket ever occurred here. The “Humpybong Show” first ran in 1923 by The Redcliffe Council and included cooking contests, the “Cutest Baby” competitions, egg and spoon races, 100 yard sprints and three legged races; it was more of a picnic than a show. In 1939 it stopped for World War 2. In 1949 Alderman C.A Webb formed a new committee and in 1950 the first Redcliffe Show debuted.

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