1/24Entrance to the 120th Murwillumbah Show taking place at the Murwillumbah Showgrounds. Picture: David Bonaddio
2022 Murwillumbah Show gallery
The Murwillumbah Show is back for its 120th outing with mega crowds, decent weather and good times. See our gallery from the 120th Murwillumbah Show.
2/24Penny Gibson and Lucy Gibson (left to right) pose for the cameras at the Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
3/24Ashlee Brown, Sophie Tucker, Nayana Hedemark, Anjali Hedemark, Ishani Mcrae (left to right) dressed up for their day out at the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
4/24Sarah Quick and Stephanie Johannsson (left to right) dressed for the occasion at the Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
5/24Wendy Vella and Shaylah Brees (left to right) enjoying the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
6/24Chevy and Nova got a chance to sit in the fire truck at the Fire + Rescue NSW truck stand at the Murwillumbah show. Picture: David Bonaddio
7/24Many rides and attractions graced the Murwillumbah Showgrounds for its 120th show. Picture: David Bonaddio
8/24Firefighter Kenny Harrison, Ashton Smith, Riley Nash, Jarrah Robinson, Ryder Davies, McKenzie Robinson, Dexter Robinson and Firefighter Dean Wilson (left to right) pose in front of the Fire + Rescue NSW truck for the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
9/24Brent Deacon-Shaw, Liam Allen and John Wilson (left to right) encouraged members of the Tweed shire to get involved in the army.
10/24Cody Bright at the Diddly Long Legs stand at the 120th Murwillumbah Show.
11/24The Ferris Wheel was one of the major attractions at the Murwillumbah Show.
12/24A guess the weight of the bull competition captivated showgoers at the 120th Murwillumbah Show.
13/24Jen Janicska and Mikalya Scott (left to right) enjoying an ice-cream at the 120th Murwillumbah Show.
14/24Denver Vidler, Emma Whittlesea, Mick McDonald (Left to Right) fundraising for the Tweed River agricultural society.
15/24Amity Liddell, Adam Turner and Lucca Turner (left to right) were out and about enjoying the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
16/24Graham Ogden was bringing the scares and frights to the Murwillumbah Show at the Zombie Outbreak stand. Picture: David Bonaddio
17/24Locals Peter Donnelly and Warung Tuti (left to right) provided locals with an authentic Indonesian street food experience at the Murwillumbah show.
18/24It was the perfect day for Dodgem Cars at the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
19/24Jack-Jarrod McGrath, Brittney McGrath, Richelle Mulley, Jason Mulley, Indiana McGrath, Jakovi McGrath, Cooper Mulley, Charlotte and Lulu Mulley (left to right) enjoyed a great day out at the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
20/24Prize-winning horses were on display at the 120th Murwillumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
21/24Agriculture machinery was on display at the 120th Murwillumbah show.
22/24Jaylee Russell, Talhia Russell and Ollie Russell (left to right) making the most of the sunshine at the Murwilliumbah Show. Picture: David Bonaddio
23/24Even the army had a stand encouraging members to join at the 120th Murwillumbah show.
24/24Friends Hope McDonald and Cassidy Ryder (left to right) enjoying the 120th Murwillumbah Show.
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