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4Th March the Great Where you can find us in 2018 Location 2018 Dates Farm Fantastic Caboolture Caboolture Showgrounds 2nd - 4th March The Great Outdoor & 4x4 Expo Ballarat Showgrounds 2nd - 4th March Brisbane 4x4 Outdoors Show, Fishing & Boating Expo Brisbane Showgrounds 16th - 18th March Warwick Agricultural Show Warwick Showgrounds 23rd - 25th March Sydney Royal Easter Show Sydney Showgrounds 23rd March - 3rd April Roma Easter in the Country Roma QLD 29th March - 2nd April Emu Park Festival of the Wind Emu Park QLD 8th April Royal Toowoomba Show Toowoomba Showgrounds 12th - 14th April Gunnedah Show Gunnedah Showgrounds 13th - 15th April South Queensland Caravan, Camping, Boating & Fishing Expo Nambour Showgrounds 20th - 22nd April Coffs Harbour Show Coffs Harbour NSW 27th - 28th April Goondiwindi Show Goondiwindi QLD 4th - 5th May Beef Australia 2018 Rockhampton Showgrounds 6th - 12th May Roma Show Roma Showgrounds 11th - 12th May Burrandowan Picnic Races Burrandowan Race Track 12th May Callide Valley Show - Biloela Callide Valley Showgrounds 18th - 19th May Chinchilla Show Chinchilla Showgrounds 25th - 26th May Clermont Show Clermont Showgrounds 28th - 30th May Emerald Show Emerald Showgrounds 5th - 6th June CRT FarmFest Kingsthorpe Park 5th - 7th June Yeppoon Show Yeppoon Showgrounds 9th - 10th June Rockhampton Show Rockhampton Showgrounds 13th - 15th June Primex Field Day Casino NSW 14th - 16th June Pioneer Valley Show Finch Hatton QLD 17th June Mt Larcom Show Mt Larcom Showgrounds 23rd - 24th June Bowen Show Bowen Showgrounds 26th June Ag-Grow Emerald Emerald Showgrounds 28th - 30th June Townsville Show Townsville Showgrounds 29th June - 2nd July Ingham Show Ingham Showgrounds 5th - 6th July Brisbane BBQ Festival Victoria Park, Brisbane 7th - 8th July Atherton Show Atherton Showgrounds 9th - 10th July Innisfail Show Innisfail Showgrounds 12th - 13th July Cairns Show Cairns Showgrounds 18th - 20th July Regional Flavours South Bank Parklands 21st - 22nd July Mossman Show Mossman Showgrounds 22nd - 23rd July Darwin Show Darwin Showgrounds 26th - 29th July Charters Towers Show Charters Towers Showgrounds 29th - 31st July The Queensland Outdoor Adventure & Motoring Expo Toowoomba Showgrounds 3rd - 5th August Rockhampton Swap Meet Rockhampton Swap Meetgrounds 4th August Ekka - Royal Queensland Show RNA Showgrounds 10th - 19th August National 4x4 Outdoors Show, Fishing & Boating Expo Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne 17th - 19th August AgQuip Gunnedah Gunnedah NSW 21st - 23rd August Wagga Wagga Show Wagga Wagga Showgrounds 7th - 8th September Singleton Show Singleton Showgrounds 21st - 22nd September Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers Food & Wine Festival Queens Park, Toowoomba 21st - 23rd September Royal Melbourne Show Melbourne Showgrounds 22nd September - 2nd October Deni Ute Muster Deniliquin Festival Site NSW 28th - 29th September Birdsville Races Birdsville QLD 31st August - 1st September Australian Equine and Livestock Tamworth Show Events Centre, Tamworth 31st August - 1st September Royal Adelaide Show Adelaide Showgrounds 31st August - 9th September Elmore Field Days Elmore VIC 2nd - 4th October Australian Camp Oven Fesitval Millmerran QLD 6th - 7th October Western Sydney International Sydney 4wd & Adventure Show Dragway, Eastern Creek NSW 12th - 14th October Murphys Creek Chilli Festival Murphys Creek QLD 14th October Toowoomba Expo (Spring Home Show & Caravan & Leisure Expo) Toowoomba Showgrounds 19th - 21st October Brews and Barbie Bash Toowoomba Showgrounds 27th October Yeppoon Lions' Tropical Pinefest Yeppoon QLD October - Date to be confirmed Albury Show Albury Showgrounds 2nd - 3rd November Queanbeyan Show Queanbeyan Showgrounds 10th - 11th November Please note that this list is not exhaustive and may change throughout the year.
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