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Make sure you drop by the Countryside Arena, Forestry Arena, STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® and Smallholders Village for interesting and informative displays and demos.
Machinery Mile
The ‘Machinery Mile’ is back bigger and better at each show. Starting from South Gate, it showcases an impressive array of cutting-edge farming equipment such as tractors, combines, balers, sprayers, forklifts, diggers and other agricultural machinery from big name brands. Click here to find out more.
There is always a display of a range of vintage tractors, vintage commercial vehicles, and miniature steam engines, in fascinating contrast to their modern counterparts at the show. Get a real feel for the working life of yesteryear and enjoy the parades of vintage tractors and farming machinery, lovingly restored by dedicated enthusiasts, in the Countryside Arena.
Don’t forget there will also be Machinery Demos in the Main Arena hosted by famous faces too.
Home and Heritage Area
This new area show celebrates rural crafts, heritage preservation, alongside traditional and artisan skills. There is a focus on listed building conservation and it offers visitors the chance to watch live demonstrations, such as stone carving, wild flower pressing, ceramics, wood working and blacksmithing and chat to experts sharing tips and insights. There is also be a timetable of talks throughout the day and see who will be joining us below.
| Company | Website | Description |
| Stonemasons of Worcester | www.stonemasonsofworcester.com/ | Stonemasons of Worcester was founded in 2010 by Tom and Zoe Adams, who began the business from a small garage after identifying a shortage of masonry companies across the Midlands. Fifteen years on, the company has grown into a highly respected stone manufacturer with a large factory in Worcester. Working directly from the quarry, Stonemasons of Worcester can produce bespoke stonework from ten-ton blocks. The business has invested in the latest CNC machinery and modern technologies but remains firmly committed to traditional stoneworking techniques and craftsmanship. As the company continued to expand, Tom and Zoe opened a dedicated memorial showroom in Worcester city centre, specialising in monumental stonework. This side of the business is still carried out by hand, with letters carved traditionally and artwork hand painted onto granite. They are keen to showcase this skilled, heritage craftsmanship at the Royal Three Counties Show. In 2025, building on their skillset and attention to detail, Stonemasons of Worcester opened a city centre premises dedicated to luxury marble, granite and quartz worktops. Demand for this bespoke offering has grown over recent years. |
| Bluebells & Bees | www.bluebellsandbees.co.uk | Bluebells and Bees is a small independent business founded by Naomi.
She has always had a passion for nature and creativity, so, following a serious accident three years ago, and being unable to continue with her job, she decided to start Bluebells and Bees! She uses flowers and leaves from her garden, or from the Countryside, and dries and presses them, using a traditional flower press. She then makes them into Jewellery, from Forget-me-nots to grass seeds, all incorporated into each piece of Jewellery. |
| Stone Carving Somerset | www.stone-carving.co.uk | We are a small team of dedicated stone carvers, led by Ian Ward – a master carver. Ian was trained at Winchester and apprenticed for four years at Chichester Cathedral as a mason and carver. He then worked for many years at a multitude of sites, often winning commissions on a competitive basis, either individually or as part of a team. |
| Oldfield Forge | www.oldfieldforge.co.uk | Oldfield Forge is a family run blacksmithing business that brings the art of metalwork to life! With experience days for all ages – whether it’s a family day (kids 7+), a date with a twist, or a group adventure – there’s fun for everyone. You can even fly solo and hammer out some ‘me time.’ It’s hands-on, creative, and a whole lot of fun! |
| Andrew Richards Ceramics | www.andrewrichardsceramics.com | Andrew Richards Ceramics is rooted in the geology and history of the UK landscape, particularly Anglesey and Snowdonia. His approach centres on creating unique glazes and surface textures by using wild clay deposits and foraging for local materials, including rocks, minerals, and oxides. By heat treating rocks, minerals and oxides and crushing in a ball mill he can use the powder to add to his base glazes creating unique one of a kind results on each piece. All work is oven, microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe. |
| John Deverall Stone Carving | www.stone-carving.co.uk/index.html | John brings bring decades of expertise, a passion for his craft and a welcoming teaching style |
| Say It In Wood | www.sayitwithwood.co.uk/ | Say it with wood are a local supplier of traditional fencing and landscape products. All products are made from timber species that are naturally rot resistant, and cut as part of sustainable woodland management. They operate from the Woodyard at Canon Frome, their wide range of products include agricultural fencing and sawn timber, through to bespoke work, gates, structures and much more. |
Creative Breaks Hands on Crafting
New for this year’s Royal Three Counties Show, Creative Breaks will bring an inspiring celebration of traditional and contemporary crafts to the heart of the showground.
A not‑for‑profit association of artists and craftspeople, Creative Breaks was founded in 2000 to champion hands‑on learning and promote courses run by skilled makers across Herefordshire. Their mission: to help people discover the joy of creating, crafting, and learning from talented artisans.
Stepping in as a fresh re‑imagining of the former Forgotten Skills area, this feature will invite visitors to explore a diverse range of creative disciplines — each led by passionate experts who love sharing their craft.
Crafts showcased at the show this year will include:
- Japanese Paper Marbling
- Rag Rug Making
- Pottery
- Textiles
- Stone Carving
- Stained Glass
- Watercolour Painting
From the vibrant patterns of mosaic art to the fluid beauty of Japanese marbling and the tactile world of textiles and felt, Creative Breaks offers something for every curious mind and creative spirit. Visitors can meet the makers, watch demonstrations, and learn how to get involved in one of their year‑round courses.
Shopping and Information Points
Rural sports enthusiasts can stock up on essentials from a wide range of quality country clothing and equipment retailers located around the showground. Visit our shopping page for more information on trade stands.
