Dates confirmed for the East of England Show 2011

The East of England Show 2010 has now passed, but will be returning next year on 17,18,19th June 2011.

Latest News: Exclusive video footage from 2010 Show now live! Also, why not take browse our picture gallery to see if you can spot yourself in the crowd?

To view the full 2010 livestock results, visit our results page. Post show report can also be found here.

This year's show was a true celebration of British Farming and Rural Life, featuring some of the country's finest livestock. This year beef cattle classes aimed for bumper entries and the Show hosted the English National Charolais Show.

Horses of all shapes and sizes featured strongly throughout the Show as always. Show Jumping returned to the main arena this year, featuring an action packed equestrian timetable for spectators in the Grandstand. There was also classes for all breeds of horses from Shires to Shetlands.

Exhibitors come from all over the world to display their magnificent blooms and compete for prestigious award at the Peterborough International Orchid Show.

Vintage agricultural machinery, steam and classic cars had a larger section this year and the demonstrations and parades by these magnificent machines was a treat for all nostalgia buffs. One of the stars of this section was Thorney's 1908 Steam Fire Engine.

The East of England Show is a perfect event for all of the family, with something for everyone to enjoy. Food remained at the heart of the show, with many live demonstrations and the Food Hall contained many of the region's leading food and drink producers. Children also enjoyed participating in the Great British Pasty Challenge and were given the opportunity to cook their own pasty to take home. Children also discovered how their food gets from the farm to their plate.

There was also live music and dance on stage throughout the weekend and plenty of opportunity for retail therapy - with over 400 retail stands to choose from. The East of England Show 2011 looks set to be even bigger!

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