Show schedule
The Show is open to a wide range of exhibitors, whether of our Society or not. There are specific classes for novices and juniors.
The Show covers some 200 classes over a wide range of exhibits:
The printed Schedule is free to everyone thanks to the local businesses who contribute and pay for adverts. Please glance at these adverts as you look through the Schedule and consider reciprocating the support these local businees give to our Society. (There is an advertiser index near the end)
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2023
Schedule is now online! Available in page order to view or down load. These can be printed as A4 or A5 depending on your printer or as a booklet of folded A4 sheets by using the Acrobat Reader feature. Members will receive professionlly printed copies in 2021 Full Schedule (~6MB) Show Entry Forms (~100KB) The extracts below still relate to the 2019 Show. Many Junior classes changed for 2020/21 so please refer to the Junior sections in the full Schedule above until the extracts are revised. Schedule Junior Sections (1.2MB) (In page order, best for on screen viewing) Schedule Junior Sections (1.2MB) (to print double-sided on A4 paper and fold as an A5 booklet) |
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The Schedule is revised for each Annual Show and new classes are
introduced into the various categories, with new titles for Floral Art,
to provide variety and maintain interest. It is published in May or
June and
is available, free of charge, in local Edgworth shops from the end of
the month, possibly earlier.
If you do not have Adobe
Acrobat Reader installed on your computer,
you can download it by clicking on the button:
If you want to print only specific pages from the Schedule, then you can make use of the facilities available in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
To view the entry forms for the
Show, click the button to download 2
A5 Show Entry Forms on an A4 page, together with copies for you to use
while setting out your exhibits: 
Vegetables are awarded points for particular features. To see a list of the points used by the RHS, click here