The Wayland Show is set to return this summer with fresh ideas and new attractions for the historic countryside event.
Thousands of visitors are expected at the showground in Watton on August 4 for the annual celebration of rural entertainment and farming heritage.
The show was founded more than 140 years ago, making it one of the oldest one-day agricultural shows in the country.
This year's event features traditional displays of farm animals, a Shetland pony derby, sheepdog demonstrations, vintage cars, a brass band, martial arts and dancers.
But new ideas for 2024 include a livestock judging demonstration in the Main Ring to educate the public about the show's agricultural centrepiece.
Paul Chubbock, one of the show's directors, said: "The heart of the show is agriculture.
"People might not realise what is involved in choosing the best cow or sheep, so we are going to bring some sheep and cows into the Main Ring to explain to people how the judges judge them.
"I would hope people will notice some new ideas this year. But it is still an agricultural show.
"It gives people with sheep, goats, pigs, cows and pigs a chance to meet other people and to show off their animals, and try to win a prize for doing it.
"And it demonstrates to the general public the traditions of the show and the pride of looking after your animals and having the best sheep or the best cow. This year we are really pleased to have cattle back after a break of two years."
He added that another personal highlight would be the return of the Shetland Derby, "where young kids come and race Shetland ponies around the ring".
Mr Chubbock is one of three directors sharing the show chairman's responsibilities after Mike Gouldstone stepped down from the role last year.
He owns a garage in Shipdham, but he said his father and grandfather were farmers so his family has a strong agricultural heritage - just like the Wayland Show.
The event raises money for good causes, as well as being an important platform for charities and community groups to raise funds themselves.
Mr Chubbock said he wanted to thank the sponsors, traders, volunteers and members who the show would not function without.
For full details see www.waylandshow.com. Discounted tickets are available online until midnight on July 27.
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