Newark Showground The Newark Showground offers one of the most sought after venues in the Country providing a convenient venue for a multiple of uses. Set in over 80 acres of fully serviced flat fenced land crossed by metalled roads and serviced by mains electricity and water.
With 7 acres of covered space, in 10 separate halls, we are able to cater for most occasions, from small business meetings, weddings, conferences and product launches to large outdoor fairs and exhibitions.
Autojumble
Europe's largest Antique Fair
Northern Arms Fair
The Newark Showground
1 April: Monster Stunts UK
1 Jan 2012: Toy and Train Fair
10, 16, 17 Dec 11: Christmas Party Time
10-11 Sept 11: Truckfest Original!
11 Feb 2012: Railwayana Live Auction
11-13 Nov 11: Border Fine Arts
12th - 13th May 2012: Newark and Notts County Show
12th and 13th Nov 11: Vintage Tractor Show
12th Feb 2012: Boat Jumble
15-16 Oct: The Robin Hood Game and Country Show
18 & 19 Feb 2012: Mind, Body and Spirit Fair
18-19 Jan 2012: LAMMA 2012 (FREE)
18-19 June: National Kit Car Festival
1st April 2012: Northern Military Expo
20th - 22nd April 2012: Newark Garden Show
21st to 22nd Apr 2012: Rock, Gem and Bead Show
22-23 Oct 11: Heroes Festival of Pride
2-3 April: East Midlands Wedding Exhibition
24th and 25th March 2012: UK Motorhome & Caravan Fair
25 - 26 Feb 2012: The British Shooting Show
25 Sept 11: Ladies Driving Challenge
27 and 27 Nov 11: Used Tackle Show
29-30 Oct 11: Festive Gift and Food Show
30 Sept - 3 Oct 11: The National Hamfest
6th March 2012: Arms & Armour Auction
7 & 8 Jan 2012: The Classic Bike Guide Winter Classic
7-11 July: Americana International
Boden Clearance Sale
British Koi Keepers Society Show
Christmas Craft and Gift Show
Dogs Unleashed
Farm Energy Event
Festive Gift & Food Show
Help For Heroes Festival (FREE Entry)
LANDROVER Max!
Normous Newark Mega-Autojumble
Ponies (UK) Summer Championships
Robin Hood Game & County Show
Salute the Soldiers
The 3rd Newark Mini Show
The Fly Fishing Show
Toy Auction (FREE Entry)
Van Jamboree
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18-19 Jan 2012: LAMMA 2012 (FREE)
18th and 19th January 2012
Free transport is provided from both Newark railway stations.
Over 600 trade stands showing products and services from companies both large and small from the UK and overseas.
The widest range of products for the agricultural and rural industries at any show in the UK.
A full range of consultancy services for the farming and rural communities.
An NRoSO and BASIS event.
Free parking & Free admission for visitors. No Tickets required
Car Parks open 6.00 am with Special 'Early-Bird' Breakfast from 6.30 to 8am
Show offically opens at 7.30 am both days and closes at 5.30pm on Wednesday 18th and 4.30pm on Thursday 19th
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Current reviews for Newark Showground
Review title : Good day out for the whole family, added by : Lisa (17/10/2011)
Event reviewed : 15-16 Oct: The Robin Hood Game and Country Show
"We took our 2 young children and our dog to this event and had a great time.
Most of the stalls and attractions were outside, so we were lucky that the weather was good but there were indoor pavillions as well, so it wouldn't have been a disaster if it had rained. There was so much to see and do that we struggled to get around everything! As well as stalls selling country gear - hats, coats, wellies etc - at very reasonable prices, there were lots of pet-related items for sale. A real bonus was being able to go somewhere that we could take the dog for the day.
There were plenty of things for the whole family to see and do and we all had a great day, as well as plenty to eat!
Highly recommended day out.
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Review title : And free tickets too!, added by : Gill (18/04/2011)
Event reviewed : 20th - 22nd April 2012: Newark Garden Show
"Being a lucky winner of two tickets to the Garden Show, courtesy of this website, a friend and I set off for the Newarke Show ground intending to make the most of the day. We were pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to get there - although we did try to get in the entrance we usually use when we go to the Antiques and Collectors Fairs, which was shut, but we easily got to the right one.
We were greeted by live music from a trio playing Jazz and were given free tickets to another event coming up later in the year, teabags, sweetners and a breakfast cereal!
The layout was good and easily walked around in a couple of hours; we were spoilt for choice for tasty snacks (we tried the Lincolnshire footlong sausage baguette - wonderful). We browsed around the stalls and displays, bought the odd plant or two (and had to return to the car to off-load shopping and start again). One slight quibble in that the stamp that you get when you go out of the grounds and want to come back in again, said Antique - we tried not to take it personally.
We were fortunate that the weather was very kind to us and the stallholders ; we loved the exotic bird stand, had to stop for a very tasty cup cake, tried cheeses, sausages, baklava and other wonderful delights.
It was a really nice day out, the sort that we would have happily bought tickets for, and the carparking is free. Forget the crowded NECand their extortionate parking charges, come to the Newark Garden Show instead and have the time to actually be able to look at/get near everything.
Thanks, we will definately be back"
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Review title : Venue response to event review, added by : Newark (30/01/2011)
Event reviewed : Normous Newark Mega-Autojumble
"“Thank you for your comments Al. We are sorry you were disappointed in an event held at Newark Showground. We have passed your comments to the Event Organizer, Penny Farthing Fairs.”
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Review title : overpriced , added by : Al (24/10/2010)
Event reviewed : Normous Newark Mega-Autojumble
"got charged £10 entrance when on the web was advertised at £6.00, found 60 percent of the stalls were motorcycle spares and the majority of the car spares were rusty unusable tat , and where the " normous " came into it i dont know i have been to larger free boot sales with more on offer , i shall never return !!!!!!!! "
