Gallery | a sunny Seymour Expo took over the town

By Billie Davern

Apr 7, 2025

The 34th annual Seymour Expo did not disappoint.

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Sunny skies shone over the many stalls, livestock and people filling Kings Park.

CFA volunteers were on hand with fire safety advice for around the home and property. Photo by Wayne Herring

With delicious food trucks, camel rides, CFA displays, working dog demonstrations and the sounds of whip cracking, the expo had it all.

But the biggest highlight of all was what it did for the town.

Locals Phillip Davies and daughter Sophie, 8, had a blast at Farmer Darrell’s petting zoo. Photo by Billie Davern

“I think it brings so much to Seymour,” event manager Joanne Smiles said.

“We always get lots of support from, particularly, the economic development group at the Mitchell Shire Council, they’re fabulous.

“Lots of the locals are welcoming and helpful.

“The footy club is fabulous, they’re great with their assistance, and I couldn’t thank the Kings Park Committee enough, they’ve been great, and the grounds look fabulous.”

Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society secretary Pam Beerens gives babydoll sheep Min a nice scratch. Photo by Billie Davern

Despite its three-decade-long run, the expo still attracts large crowds to Seymour, spotlighting local businesses and hotspots to attendees from across the state and beyond.

The Seymour Alternative Farming Expo ran from Friday, April 4 to Sunday, April 6, and featured a diverse range of exhibitors, interesting presentations on innovation in the farming space, and demonstrations for the whole family.