Dressage, show jumping and family activities return to the South of England showground this autumn.
The annual Autumn Show and Horse Trials later this month will offer a “jam-packed programme of entertainment” according to organisers.
Attractions will include the National Vegetable Championships, which come to Ardingly for the first time.
Show director Corrie Ince said: “The weekend not only offers a jam-packed programme of entertainment and a chance to watch equestrian excellence and country pursuits but it is also crucial for the South of England Agricultural Society.
“As a charity, we strive to provide an engaging platform where people can connect with the countryside, learn about rural crafts and appreciate the vital role of agriculture in our lives.”
The show, taking place on September 21 and 22, will feature the South of England Horse Trials as well as horsemanship and falconry displays.
There will also be axe throwing, laser clay shooting, cooking demonstrations and wood carving among other activities.
Tickets for the event cost £13.50 for adults and £11.70 for senior citizens and students.
Under 16s and dogs go free.
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