The Royal Highland Show is without question Scotland’s most vibrant showcase of farming, food and countryside. A multi-award winning event, the RHS is one of Scotland best-loved events regularly attracting audiences upwards of 175,000 over four days.
The RHASS was established in 1784 to promote the trade, agriculture, poetry, language and music of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Today, it is principally known for the Royal Highland Show but its activities cover much more. In addition to making awards and grants, the Society has a strong educational role in promoting all aspects of rural life in Scotland including agriculture, horticulture and forestry. The Royal Highland Education Trust fulfils this role through links with Scottish schools.
A visit to the “Highland” is the best way to experience the rich diversity of rural Scotland – from prize-winning livestock, the latest farm machinery, fine food and drink, outdoor living and countryside, traditional rural skills, renewable energy, music, cookery demonstrations, forestry events, handcrafts, children’s discovery centre, heavy horses, show-jumping, motor zone and shopping arcades just a few of the attractions.
Remember to come and visit the Fife Country Stand, 4th Avenue, Outdoor Area. As usual we will have some fantastic offers on our famous range of country clothing, shoes and boots.
Show Opening Times and Ticket Prices: Thursday: 07.00 – 20.00. Friday and Saturday: 08.00 – 20.00. Sunday: 08.00 – 18.30. Admission price on all four days is £25 with concessions at £20 available for senior citizens and students. All children under 15 accompanied by an adult go free. There are “early bird” discounts available at £22 and £18. Car parking is £8 per day. For “early bird” tickets, visit the website http://www.royalhighlandshow.org
Venue: Royal Highland Show, Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh