When is the Central and West Fife Show 2027?
The show is held on the first Saturday of June each year, which makes it Saturday 5 June 2027. Gates normally open to the public at 8:30am and the show usually runs until about 5pm.
Where is the Central and West Fife Show held, and how do I get there?
The showfield is at Easter Bucklyvie Farm, Crossgates, KY4 8ET, just outside Crossgates village on the B925. The show's directions are to come off the A92 at the Cowdenbeath junction and take the A909 towards Mossmorran and Burntisland, then turn right at the Mossmorran roundabout along the B925 towards Crossgates, and the field is along the road on the right-hand side. The what3words address is decorator.boast.parsnip.
Is there parking at the Central and West Fife Show?
Yes, car parking on site is free. There is a designated disabled parking area.
How much are tickets for the Central and West Fife Show?
Prices for 2027 have not been published yet. In 2026 an adult ticket was £10 online or £12 at the gate, and children aged 14 and under were free. Tickets are sold online through Ticket Tailor, and the gate takes cash and card, though individual stands may not take both. Members of the society get free access to the show.
Can I bring my dog to the Central and West Fife Show?
Yes, dogs are welcome. They must be kept on a short lead and under control at all times on the show field, and owners should clean up after them using the dog bins provided. Please don't leave dogs in cars, and make sure your dog will cope with busy crowds. There is a dog show, with entries taken on the day.
Is the Central and West Fife Show accessible for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility?
The show is held in a field, so the show asks visitors to judge for themselves how easily they can get around. There are no steep hills, but muddy ground in wet weather may limit access. There is a designated disabled parking area.
Is the Central and West Fife Show suitable for young children?
Yes, it is a family event with plenty for children to see and do, including a baby animal tent, a kids' tractor area and bouncy castles. First aid is available on site, and children may not handle bulls or fractious animals.
What is there to eat and drink at the Central and West Fife Show?
Several food and drink vendors attend the show.
What happens if it rains?
The show goes ahead whatever the weather. Bring a jacket and wellies, and boots or old shoes if the ground is soggy.
What is there to see and do at the Central and West Fife Show?
The show has cattle, sheep, goats, and heavy and light horse classes, tractor and machinery displays from local dealers, vintage tractors, a craft marquee with local vendors, a dog show, tug-of-war, music, food and drink, bouncy castles, and sheep shearing and milking demonstrations. The show describes itself as one of the oldest agricultural shows in Scotland, with roots going back more than 250 years.
How do I enter a class or book a trade stand or craft marquee space?
Livestock and light horse schedules, entry forms and online entry links are on the show's website, and livestock exhibitors must be members of the society. The 2026 entry deadlines have passed and the 2027 schedule has not been published, so check the website for the dates. Trade stand and craft marquee applications are made online through the show's website, with paper copies available through its contact form, and food vendors should contact the show directly first. Dog show entries are taken on the day.