The Mudgeeraba Show Society is at the very heart of the Mudgeeraba community, welcoming over 80,000 visitors each year to the Mudgeeraba Showgrounds.
We are proud to caretake over 13 acres of recreational park use on behalf of the City of Gold Coast.
We facilitate a diverse range of private, public and commercial events, venue and grounds hire and of course are the hosts of the iconic Mudgeeraba Agricultural Show on the last weekend of June annually.
From show rings to rides, food stalls to live performances — our annual show brings the community together.
Our history, members, and mission to keep the agricultural spirit alive.
Flexible indoor and outdoor venues surrounded by greenery.
The Mudgeeraba Show started as a small Fete and Flower Show, first run in 1928 to raise money for improvements to the Mudgeeraba Memorial Hall.
It was to be an annual event, held in the hall and on the fields behind known as the Woodlands. It grew to include Horse sports and games, handicrafts and school exhibits.Thousands of people visit us on the last weekend in June to celebrate our rich agricultural heritage where Country meets the Gold Coast.
The Mudgeeraba Show Society is a volunteer run, not for profit charity organisation who, through its annual Mudgeeraba Agricultural Show, showcases the rural and pastoral history of our community. The Mudgeeraba Show Society seeks to preserve and perpetuate the heritage and grassroots values that agricultural shows collectively bring to our Australian communities.
On a year round basis, we also serve our community by offering the facilities and greenspace of the Mudgeeraba Showgrounds for hire to both private and corporate clients. We are also proud to caretake the grounds for public recreational use.
We encourage and support an array of community organisations that offer a window into the rich tapestry of our past, such as our local Woodturners, Spinners and Weavers, the Country Women’s Association and the Light Horse Education Museum
We are one of 129 agricultural show societies in Queensland and 580 throughout Australia. As part of the agricultural show fraternity, we are a voice and advocate for agriculture in Australia, past, present and in the future. We also serve to showcase the role of importance the Australian farmer plays in our economy and community.
