The annual Seymour Show was opened by councillors, volunteers and state Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland.
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Billie Davern
A showering of heavy rain didn’t dampen the spirits of showgoers at the weekend, as the annual Seymour Show transformed Kings Park into a whirlwind of furry animals, insightful displays and a whole lot of fun.
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Held on Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3, the 2026 show had it all.
From ferret racing and reptile displays, to wood chopping and a showcase of local art, the well-attended weekend event could be enjoyed by any attendee.
When the show officially opened on Saturday, volunteers received well-deserved praise from Mitchell Shire councillors, state Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland and the broader community for bringing together yet another successful and memorable event.
Amy Hinschen from Wildlife Xposure put some scaley animals on display.
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Billie Davern
Andy Agius, Corey Rawlinson, Narelle, Ryan Gell, Alexander Besic and Hayley Nairn from Seymour SES Unit.
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Billie Davern
Kylie Ryan from Eildon brought Willow along to the show.
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Billie Davern
Mitchell Shire councillors Andrea Pace, Ned Jeffery and Mayor John Dougall enjoyed the sights at Kings Park.
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Billie Davern
Hank Kreemers welcomed the crowds on behalf of 103.9 SeymourFM.
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Billie Davern
Kings Park came alive with showgoers, carnival rides and yummy food.
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Billie Davern
The success of the show was celebrated by volunteers.
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Billie Davern
Alpacas stole the show.
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Billie Davern
Kids whipped out their drumming skills on the lawn.
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Billie Davern
Rides were enjoyed by all.
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Billie Davern
Pups showed off their skills on the oval.
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Billie Davern
Wood choppers took the spotlight on the back oval.
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Billie Davern
