The successful 'Taste of the Show' Theatre Kitchen will be back in 2001 with regular cooking demonstrations starring celebrity chefs, tastings and wine and food matching throughout the Show. Showgoers can also purchase fresh produce from the District Exhibits displays during the Show. Many of the paintings, ceramic works and a number of exquisite glass pieces on display are for sale. As the name suggests, the Australian Made section, located within the Badgery Pavilion, showcases rural and rustic chic, country clobber and true-blue Australian products. The Australian Country Style section features a wide range of cottage industries, fine woollen knitwear, country clothing, decorative collectables, furniture, homewares and accessories.
Visitors also have the opportunity to purchase a wide variety of high quality items.
You can purchase products from Australian Country Style Magazine, Woolaby Australia, Artisan Gallery, Products of Excellence, Thomas Cook Boots and Clothing, Tulips, Susan Holmwood, and Frasers of Aran, just to mention a few. A visit to the Show isn't complete without a Showbag, or two. There are close to 300 different Showbags offering confectionery, games, masks, comics, decorative items, toys and jewellery. All Showbags are subject to strict safety and pricing guidelines set down by the RAS and relevant Government regulators. From Friday 13 April to Thursday 19 April the Sheep Showcase will feature a number of commercial stalls selling a variety of wool products including clothing, insulation, blankets and sheepskin items.