The population of Cleve is set to swell next week, with one of the State’s biggest showcases of rural innovation, the Eyre Peninsula Field Days kicking off on Tuesday August 13.
More than 10,000 visitors are expected to attend the three day event, with more than 400 exhibitors promoting everything from flashy new machinery and the latest technology in farming systems, to regional services and a huge amount of innovative new products, as well as the tried and tested favourites.
Whether you’re in the market for a new belt to hold your pants up or you’re looking to upgrade the header in anticipation of a half decent crop, the EP Field Days has something for everyone.
Indulge in delicious local food, showcasing the best of the region’s produce, and take home a dose of cooking inspiration from SA’s own culinary Queen, Nikalene Riddle.
Local Author, Farmer and Life Coach, Suzie Kenny, will be dishing out inspiration of a different kind, speaking in the Eyre Peninsula Pavilion on Wednesday at 2.30pm, about breaking free from the fear of not fitting in and celebrating your most authentic, unique and confident self, even in a small country town!
Rev It Up Racing will be roaring into Cleve with some motor racing entertainment, with a purpose-built, adrenaline-pumping experience for young and old. And if you want to have a good look around with the kids in toe, the $10 EP Trail Bag is money well spent!
Explore the latest trends in up-cyling, as fashionistas take to the catwalk parading their best “Artyculture” pieces, made from exquisite recycled materials including cardboard and dog nut bags, baling twine and shopping bags. Here’s an article we prepared earlier on the Artyculture event.
