Make a Donation
With a long and proud history of supporting farmers, growers and horticulturalists that goes back to the 1770’s, Members and supporters of the South of England Agricultural Society play a vital role in helping the Society fulfil its charitable objectives.
Their support also makes a valuable contribution to the annual showcase of the best examples of agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry and forestry and helps us develop a better understanding between urban and countryside communities.
Please help us continue to make a difference by considering making a donation and/or becoming a full Member of the Society. See below for details of how you can help.
It’s quick and easy to make a donation:Â
Find out more about becoming a Member.
Core to the Society’s charitable remit is organising educational events and providing grants, awards, bursaries and scholarships. These grants and awards come out of Society funds and therefore donations have a significant impact on the learning and development opportunities the Society is able to provide. Please help us continue to make a difference by donating.
Thank you – we really appreciate your support
SEAS
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Membership
If you enjoy attending our shows, find out more about Membership. You can attend each day of our four seasonal shows, access Members’ areas including parking, and you will be helping us to continue our work to fund and support agricultural education and countryside learning.
Read our reviews
Here are some of the things people are saying about us.
A great family day out, lots to see (farm animals, horses and dogs) and buy (plants, clothing and a huge variety of produce).
Carolyn Waters
This year was bigger and better than I have experienced in other years. Great mix of content across the stalls and show elements.
Zoe Randall
Great venue for country shows and the shows are top quality too.
Vicci Gunstone
SofE show great to see it back and they didn’t disappointed 3 fantastic days.
Ian Truman
Great fun! Music from the Casablanca Steps, Shetland Pony Grand National, lots of nice farm beasts. More good shops than last year. A few more plants & poultry would be good.
Clare Salmon
Easy parking which was free. Entrance price very good. Sellers did not mark prices too high. Huge varieties, from babies, children, adults and a good variety for animals. Cash and card available. A lovely Christmas atmosphere was created.
Julie Fairfowl
Charity of the Year
Find out more about our current Charity of the Year, Veterans’ Growth:
