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Masham Sheep Fair

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Saturday 26 September 2026
Sunday 27 September 2026

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LocationMasham
 
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The Masham Sheep Fair remains a cornerstone of the agricultural year with this year’s fair held from 26 – 27 September 2026.

Held every autumn, the fair brings thousands to the town for livestock sales, market stalls, local food and a lively programme of rural events.

There is something for the whole family with sheep racing, sheep dog demonstrations, Morris dancers, art exhibitions, a small children’s fair and so much more. It’s a true celebration of Dales farming culture – busy, characterful and wonderfully authentic.

Photo credit: Guy Carpenter

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