Join us next
Bank Holiday Sunday
August 27th, 2017

In the heart of the Brecon Beacons - the Llangynidr Show is a great day out for everyone.

We pack a lot into this one day event. From agricultural, horticultural and craft competitions, to cookery demonstrations, sheep sheering and family activities, we are sure you'll be kept busy just deciding what to do next!

After a great (although a little soggy) 2015 Show, we are proud to have had a fantastic show again in 2016 (although again a little soggy at times). We have celebrated our 10th year and we made it a day to remember.  Please take a look at the show report and competitive results, both with many photos of the day.

We hope you can join us on August 27th, 2017.



LATEST NEWS:

2017 Show prep in full swing

28/04/2017                                                                                                               
The preparations for this year's show started pretty much straight after getting our breath back from 2016's show... (more)


Report and photos published

03/09/2016                                                                                                                  
This year's show was again a great success - read our report and see lots of photos of the day ...​ (more)


Join us throughout the year to celebrate all that is great about farming, food and craft in our area.

Every last Sunday of the month (except for Show Day & Christmas) we run a bustling Farmers' Market in the village hall.
Located within the Brecon Beacons National Park and on the banks of the River Usk, Llangynidr (map) is easily accessible from mid-Wales and the South Wales valleys.
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Llangynidr Agricultural Show Society (LASS) is a Registered Charity  (No. 1125435) with the aim of raising funds to promote agricultural and horticultural activities in the local community.

Llangynidr Agricultural Show Society has been supported in 2013 by a grant from Sustainable Tourism Powys - a project delivered by Powys County Council and funded by the European Union Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Assembly Government