The Young Show Society committee and its volunteers have been working tirelessly in preparation for the event and will be spending Friday and Saturday setting up in the pavilions as well as displays all around the showground.

For 147 years the Young Show has been displaying the best of the town and the entire area with cooking, craft, art, livestock, horses, tractors, engines and so much more put on exhibition for both locals and visitors to take in and be impressed by.

Local school children are able to see their artwork, handwriting and stories all hanging on display and proudly show their family their talents.

Anyone wishing to purchase tickets for the show or who would like to become a Young Show Society member can do so by calling into the old bank building on the corner of Boorowa and Lynch Streets - just look for the big banners flying out the front.

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"It's not something we've been working on in the last week, it takes months," president of the Young Pastoral and Agricultural Association, Sam Reynolds said. "I want to thank the whole committee for their hard work, we've been tirelessly working on it, as the executive committee, we talk daily at the moment and have been for probably a month or more trying to get it organised.

"It's really reassuring to see it get supported and ensures that we can put it on again next year and hopefully bigger and better," Sam said.

"There's going to be something for everyone."

The Young Show starts on Sunday morning.