The Great Yorkshire Show reveals celebrity line-up

They will appear at the event, returning to Harrogate from Tuesday, July 14, to Friday, July 17, at the Great Yorkshire Showground.

The event promises a packed programme of celebrity appearances, live chat shows, and agricultural showcases.

This year’s lineup for the Ariat GYS Stage includes Kelvin and Liz Fletcher of ITV’s Fletchers on the Farm, who will appear on Tuesday.

Peter Wright of Channel 5’s The Yorkshire Vet will take the stage on Wednesday, Jules Hudson of BBC’s Escape to the Country on Thursday, and Clarkson’s Farm star Harriet Cowan will close the week on Friday.

Kelvin and Liz Fletcher said: “We are lifelong fans of the Great Yorkshire Show and can’t wait to return again this year.

“We are looking forward to taking to the Ariat GYS Stage for the first time to share our story of running a family farm as captured on TV.”

Peter Wright will also share insights from his recent filming experiences in India.

He said: “The Great Yorkshire Show celebrates everything that the countryside has to offer, from the very best livestock in the country, the best food, and much, much more.

“There is something for everyone, but don’t just take my word for it, come and join me and see for yourself at the 167th Great Yorkshire Show.”

Jules Hudson, a regular visitor to the event, will make his debut appearance on the Ariat GYS Stage on Thursday.

He said: “Over many years now, I’ve enjoyed the rare privilege of hosting Today at the Great Yorkshire Show for Channel 5.

“In my experience, a day at the Great Yorkshire Show is a day spent in the finest of company, catching up with old friends and making many new ones.”

Daily chat shows will be hosted by TV presenter Christine Talbot at 12 noon and 3pm.

Each session will be followed by meet-and-greet opportunities with the special guests.

There will also be two fashion shows daily at 11am and 2pm, featuring leading Yorkshire and UK clothing and footwear brands.

Tickets are on sale now, with adult tickets priced at £36.50, children at £13, and family tickets at £89.

Yorkshire Agricultural Society members pay £95 for a single membership or £155 for a joint membership.

The show, organised by the registered charity Yorkshire Agricultural Society, is expected to attract 140,000 visitors.

A total of 8,500 animals will compete for top prizes, and the Innovation Zone will return, along with events hosted by the Future Farmers of Yorkshire.

Free shuttle buses will run every 10 minutes from Harrogate Bus Station to the Showground’s White Gate, starting at 7.30am daily.

For tickets, visit: https://greatyorkshireshow.co.uk/ticket-information/