Bank Holiday Sunday
August 25th, 2019
August 30th, 2020

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 shearing and family activities, we are sure you'll be kept busy just deciding what to do next!

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.

LATEST NEWS:

Monthly Farmers' Markets

5/12/2019

We are very much looking forward to our December 15th market, and need some help for 2020...(see more)

Equine Flu

19/7/2019

Equine Flu

19/7/2019

​Following national guidance, we are now only accepting horses and ponies onto the showground if their owners can provide evidence that they are fully vaccinated.  Please see the horse section page for full details
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Entertainments and Grand Draw

8/7/2019

More and more details getting confirmed for this year's show.

Please see the entertainments and grand draw pages for latest updates.

2019 Show competitive schedule

3/5/2019

​The competitive schedule for this year's Llangynidr Agricultural Show is now available here on our website, so you are able to start choosing which classes you plan to enter this year.  Printed copies will also be available very soon.      
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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