Welcome

A very warm welcome to all visitors and supporters of the 48th Annual Sofala Show – 23rd February, 2025

2025 Show

23rd February, 2025

Welcome to the 48th Sofala Show.

As with years past our volunteers have been working tirelessly to produce a show that showcases our communities’ achievements.

It gives me great pleasure to announce that we have secured major sponsorship from Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (Health NSW). They will be quite visible on the day, so I urge you to have a chat.

The focus this year is on the wellbeing of all community members, whether young or old.

Thanks to our stallholders and vendors for supporting us.

In closing I would like again to thank our committee and members for their ongoing support and guidance. Without this wonderful team the Sofala Show would not happen.

regards,

David Murray
President

Program Information

Sunday 23rd February, 2025

Download a 2025 Program

Our Sponsors

Admission Charges

Adults $15.00
Pensioners with card $10.00
Students with card $5.00
Family $35 (2 adults & 2 children 13-17 yrs)
School Children 12 and under FREE
EFTPOS AVAILABLE AT THE GATE

Show Opening

Sunday 23rd February 2025

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Sofala Show Ambassadors

Best Dressed Lady (Adult above 18 years)
Best Dressed Gent (Adult above 18 years)
Trendiest Teenager (13-17yrs)
Captivating Child (4 –12yrs)
Thrilling Toddler (1-3yrs)
Bonny Baby (newborn – 1 yr)

All chosen at random on show day

FREE Camping

Hot Showers Available

Entertainment

Exhibition Stalls
Antique Cars
Side Show Alley/Showbags
Music
Fun for all

Food

Hot and Cold Food
Soft Drinks, Tea and Coffee, Water
Ice-Cream
Coffee Vans
Side Show Foods (Dagwood Dogs, Fairy Floss, Hot Chips etc.)

Show Sections

E – Homebaking/Jams & Preserves

F – Recycled Sculptured Art

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Download Waiver

Required for all Horse and Adventurous Activities

A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors

RAMHP (Rural Adversity Mental Health Program) was established in 2007 to support the mental health of people in regional, rural, and remote areas of New South Wales. The program is committed to addressing the mental health needs of vulnerable populations within these communities. RAMHP employs 20 Coordinators embedded in local health districts, who are themselves from rural backgrounds, ensuring they understand the unique challenges and strengths of rural life.

RAMHP provides a free service and focuses on connecting individuals to mental health services through personalised advice, enhancing community capacity via tailored training, sharing information about mental health resources, and collaborating with stakeholders to create effective care pathways and responses to priority issues.

Come say ‘hello’ and have a chat with us at the Show!