A day of sunshine, stunts, and community spirit brought crowds together for a much-loved tradition.
The Montgomery Show returned to Lymore Meadow on August 15 with strong attendance and a packed programme of entertainment, competitions, and family fun.
John Humphreys said: "Seeing the showground filled with people was a wonderful reminder of just how much the Montgomery Show means to our community.
"Our gratitude goes to our exhibitors and competitors for putting on such an impressive display, to our sponsors for their invaluable support, and, of course, to everyone who came through the gates on Saturday.
"There are many people whose contribution may not always be seen, but every job, large or small, plays an important part in bringing the Show together.
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"On behalf of everyone involved, thank you for making the 2026 Montgomery Show such a memorable occasion.
"We hope you enjoyed the day, and we look forward to doing it all again in 2027."
Despite a dry summer, the horticultural marquee featured a colourful display of fruit, vegetables, and flowers.
Show presidents Jeanie and Chris O’Neill won first place for Most Attractive Hanging Basket and Wildlife Garden.
Dave Jones defended his title in the Potato in a Bucket competition.
The main ring featured a carnival parade, the stunt performer Dangerous Steve, and a vintage vehicle parade.
The side stage hosted the Sally Gartell Academy of Dance and David Oakley’s final children’s magic show before retirement.
Visitors enjoyed food stalls, donkey rides, and laser clay shooting across the showground.
Organisers said the event’s success was thanks to the dedication of volunteers, sponsors, exhibitors, and attendees.
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