What's On at
Moy Country Fair 2026
There's something happening across the showground all day at Moy Country Fair, with entertainment, demonstrations, shopping and activities for all ages.
The Main Ring is at the heart of the Fair, hosting a packed programme of displays and competitions throughout both days. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular Elite Falconry birds of prey demonstrations, Foxhound displays, the ever-popular Pets Parade, Terrier Racing, the Clan Chattan Parade, Cheryl Heggie School of Dance Highland Dancers, Tug of War and much more.
Making its Moy Country Fair debut this year is The RPM Bike Display. Rich has been performing his one-man mountain bike stunt show across the UK and beyond for over ten years, from Glastonbury Festival to The Orkney Show. Well known through his YouTube channel, he combines incredible bike skills with engaging commentary and audience participation to entertain visitors of all ages while inspiring more people to enjoy cycling.
Across the showground you'll find a wide range of traditional country sports and rural demonstrations. Watch the skill and precision of the Gundog Tests and Gundog Scurry, enjoy the Muirburn Demonstration, or head to Fisherman's Corner to discover more about angling. If you'd like to have a go yourself, experienced instructors will be on hand for Clay Shooting, Small Bore Rifle Shooting, Musket Shooting and Archery, making these activities accessible for both beginners and experienced participants alike.
Food is a major part of the Moy Country Fair experience. Browse the Food Hall to discover producers from across Scotland, watch live demonstrations in the Cookery Theatre with Na Hansell, and enjoy the Highland Food & Drink Trail, where a fantastic selection of street food vendors offers everything from light bites to hearty meals. Live music throughout the day provides the perfect backdrop while you relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
Families will find plenty to keep children entertained. The Children's Corner is packed with activities including a bouncy castle, inflatable slide, Moo Music, Bubbles the Clown, face painting and more. Young visitors can also take on the ever-popular Junior MacNab Challenge or the Strathallan School Junior Challenge, while the Companion Dog Show offers another opportunity for four-legged friends to get involved.
Our 2026 charity partner, CHAS (Children's Hospices Across Scotland), will be running the Shopping Crèche throughout the Fair. Shop until you drop without having to carry your purchases around all day – simply leave your shopping at the Shopping Crèche and collect it on your way back to the car. It's a convenient service that lets you make the most of your day while supporting a fantastic Scottish charity.
Alongside all of this, you'll find hundreds of trade stands featuring country clothing, crafts, home and garden products, rural organisations and local businesses, making Moy Country Fair a fantastic day out whether you're looking to shop, learn something new or simply enjoy a great family day out.
With so much happening across the showground, no two visits are ever the same. We look forward to welcoming you to Moy Country Fair 2026, where under 16s go free.
Country Pursuits
Take place each day. Come along and have-a-go or simply enjoy the displays.
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Archery
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The Black Isle & Mid Ross Wildfowlers Club:
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Gun Dog Scurry
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Gun Dog Working Tests
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Anglers Corner
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Fly Casting Demonstration and Tuition
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Angling Advisory Centre and Exhibition
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Fly Tying
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Family Fun
This is a real family occasion with plenty to do for Mums, Dads, Grandparents and Children. Apart from the many Exhibition Tents and Trade Stands there are a number of activities for you to try.
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Terrier Racing
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Pet Parade
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Inflatables
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Bubbles the Clown
Children are welcome to try out all of the sports, as long as they are big enough then we provide people to ensure that everything is done correctly and safely. No child will be without an adult supervisor if they visit any of the activities sections such as:
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Try a gun
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Archery
Competitions
There are various competitions to take part in during the course of the Fair, including:
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Gundogs scurry
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Pets Parade
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Terrier racing
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Clay Shooting
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Fly casting
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4 Bird pick up
Shooting
For the shooting enthusiasts, a big attraction at the Fair is the popular and growing sport of Clay Target Shooting. The sporting layout simulates what the game shooter would meet in the field and starts at 10am each day.
Daily programme includes:
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30 Target Sporting Competition
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25 Target Down the Line Competition
1st Prize for each of these competitions is £125 plus various other prizes including Bruichladdich Botanist Gin
Sporting High Gun + DTL High Gun
1st Prize for each of these competitions £125 (aggregate over the two days)
The Royal Bank of Scotland Perpetual Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the Sporting High Gun over the two days. Holt’s Auctioneers Trophy will be awarded to the DTL High Gun over the two days. Additional prizes for CLUBMAN, GAMEKEEPERS, LADIES, VETERANS (over 65) and JUNIORS (under 18) also up for grabs!
There are also 4 novice stands for beginners
This allows anyone to have a go at clay target shooting regardless of age under expert supervision. Hire of shotgun, cartridges, clays, ear protection and instruction are included in the price of entry.
Gun Storage
There will be a GUN STORAGE FACILITY available at the Clay Shooting tent. All proceeds to local charities. Stored guns to be collected by 6pm each day. No overnight storage available.
All entries taken on the day. For Try a Gun, no personal rifles can be used.