Photo gallery: Thousands attend Murwillumbah Show’s 120th outing
From the ferris wheel, great food and fun times, Tweed Shire locals came in their thousands to enjoy the Murwillumbah Show. See who we caught on camera.
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The 120th Murwillumbah Show saw thousands of Tweed Shire locals enjoy attractions, food and livestock parades - in what has been an annual town and country celebration since 1898.
Many families braved the temperamental weather over Friday night and Saturday to get among the rides, face painting and agriculture.
Fire and Rescue NSW also made an appearance at the historical show, allowing children to sit in the fire truck and meet the local firefighters.
Stallholder Peter Donnelly said it was special to see such a great turnout.
“It has been a tough two years due to Covid, but the community has bound together and supported one another,” Mr Donnelly said.
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