The Princess Royal Princess Anne and BBC’s Blue Peter, Countryfile and The One Show’s Matt Baker to attend 140th Lincolnshire Show
This year’s Lincolnshire Show will be a right-Royal affair as Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Princess Anne, is set to attend.
Back for its 140th year on June 18 and 19, The Princess Royal, who previously served as President of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society and now holds a Lifetime Membership, will attend the Show on Wednesday.
Television presenter Matt Baker MBE, best known for his work on BBC’s Blue Peter, Countryfile and The One Show, will also be attending the event on June 19.
Charlotte Powell, chief executive of the show’s organisers Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS), said: “It will be an absolute pleasure and honour to welcome Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal and Matt Baker MBE as guests for this year’s Show, as we once again celebrate all things Lincolnshire with tens of thousands of visitors.
“There will be familiar favourites, new attractions, exhibitors offering tasty local food and drink, and activities for all the family to enjoy. Whether it’s the vast range of farm animals and competitions that pique your interest, or the jaw-dropping displays and demonstrations, the 2025 Lincolnshire Show has something for everyone!”
This year’s Lincolnshire Show, expected to see crowds of around 60,000 people across the two-day event will see a brand-new Main Ring act will see the Knights of Middle England, a professional team of stunt riders, performers, actors and combatants, bring an action-packed performance, and all things countryside will be showcased at the Show’s new Rural Voices Stage.
The Lincolnshire Show beach, using sand sourced from the Lincolnshire coast, and the Garden Show, are set to return, as well as long-standing favourites including the Shetland Pony Grand National, LAS Schools’ Challenge, Floral Arts Competition and visits from canine friends with Jerry Green Dog Rescue.
Charlotte Powell added: “The Lincolnshire Show is always a significant event for the county, but it feels extra special this time as we celebrate our 140th Show.
“From the very first Show in 1869, the event has been a source of pride and celebration for everyone involved with the county of Lincolnshire, and we can’t wait for everyone to see all the hard work that has gone into this year’s event.
“We look forward to welcoming you all to what is sure to be another unforgettable Lincolnshire Show.”
The new Rural Voices Stage, which spotlights all things countryside, will offer engaging panel discussions and expert-led networking, allowing people working in agriculture and related industries to deepen their knowledge of British farming, land management and sustainability.
Foodies will also be able to watch a series of masterclasses and demonstrations at the popular Lincolnshire Kitchen, as well as enjoying some of Lincolnshire’s finest food and drink with F.A.B and Good Grub Co. at Stockman’s bar.
Around 2,500 animals are expected to be at the Show.
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All funds raised through ticket sales are invested in the LAS’ charity work, including the LAS Education Programme, and are reinvested in producing the Show each year.
