Royal Agricultural Show finds new home after two difficult years

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The Royal Agricultural Society of KwaZulu-Natal has confirmed that the much-loved and anticipated Royal Agricultural Show will return in 2026 at a new venue, following a challenging two years. - Advertisement -The Royal Agricultural Society’s (RAS) general manager, Wayne Muller, announced in a press release that the 2026 Royal Show would be held at Tweedie Hall in Howick from 29 May to 3 June, marking the 175th anniversary of the iconic agricultural exhibition. “[With Tweedie Hall] as a new home for the Royal Agricultural Show in 2026, we will be able to host and exhibit the best of [KwaZulu-Natal] and South Africa’s agriculture and related [industries],” he said. Tweedie Hall is a historic Midlands property built in 1892 and declared a Provincial Heritage Site in 1989. “The Royal Show is a major event on the agricultural calendar, and it was a great loss for the industry this year.