A range of entertainment greeted the thousands of people who attended the 2018 Bunbury Show at the weekend.
Live music, dance and talents wowed the crowd under the big top including performances from PCDC Bunbury Cheerleading Squad, Remix Dance Fit and Bunbury Cathedral Grammar Band among others.
Families revelled in well trained dogs weaving and leaping their way through agility courses and displays of fluffy bunny breeds from the Peel Region Rabbit Club.
Big crowds were entertained all day and the K9 agility dogs enthralled their audiences. Credit: Fiona Hinds
A number of emergency services displayed their big “toys” on the oval, with kids able to have a go pointing a fire hose, as well as showcasing their important work.
Fireworks lit up the sky at 7.45pm before the show closed at 9pm. Equestrian events continued on the Sunday.
The Show Jumping event ran over two days, with winners of events eligible to enter the Perth Royal Show later in the year. Credit: Brooke Keenan
Event coordinator Fiona Hinds said each year the organising committee asked photographers to record their impressions of the show.
A selection of these photographs, submitted by the Bunbury Photography Group, are then printed by the South Western Times.
More pictures from the Show:
The Show Jumping event attracted a large number of entrants from Perth and the South West. Credit: Brooke Keenan
Colonial Clydesdales provided free wagon rides throughout the show on Saturday. Credit: Richard HallThe dodgems provided all ages with thrills and laughs at the show. Credit: Richard HallBunbury Volunteer Bush Fire brigade volunteers help out the Colonial Clydesdales team when they unexpectedly got a flat tyre. Credit: Fiona HindsThe show provided an opportunity for many not for profit organisations such as the Greyhounds As Pets group to show the public how they can rehome retired animals. Credit: Richard HallTwo young ladies have a go at an old piano lovingly restored by Jim DoubleThe Brownes’ dairy cow, Ms Moo, provided milking demonstrations to eager families as well as free samples of milk for kids. Credit: Julie LemkeA frill necked stilt walker roams the show. Credit: Julie LemkeThe Bunbury Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade run a demonstration on how to put out fires and keep properties safe. Credit: Julie Lemke
K9 Connections give audiences a look at talented dogs in their agility demonstrations. Credit: Julie LemkeKids and parents under the Big Top were spellbound by the entertainers who performed all day. Credit: Fiona HindsMadison Kayes tries out a Kubota tractor for size in the Life on the Land exhibit. Credit: Richard HallSumayula Pou and Nikki White, from Petstock Vet Bunbury, help put on the Rabbit and Pet Show. Credit: Richard HallWilliam Hayes rides a Kubota tractor, part of the Life on the Land exhibit. Credit: Richard HallBunbury talent Zoe Dellaca performs. Credit: Richard Hall
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