You will spot the ONE SeedPod stand before you arrive at it. Bright pink and impossible to miss, it will sit proudly in the middle of Scotland’s Larder at this year’s Royal Highland Show - a fitting backdrop for some of the most exciting food and drink businesses currently emerging from the north east of Scotland.
For six decades, the Scottish Crookmakers Association has been a stalwart of the Royal Highland Show, representing the very epitome of Scottish heritage and craft.
Handmade in Scotland and inspired by nature, heritage and craftsmanship, Nicky Forrest Jewellery is a collection of distinctive pieces designed and created with care, creativity and technical skill.
The Royal Highland Show launches a short story competition to explore the future of farming ahead of this year's Show in June!
Join us weekly for our Royal Highland Show 2026 “101 Things to Do” countdown! Each week, we’ll highlight a mix of must see experiences, from livestock and food, to entertainment and family fun, helping YOU plan your perfect day out at the Show this year.
The app has been designed to provide the best way of navigating around the showground, allowing visitors to plan their day so as not to miss out on any of the exciting activities, classes, exhibits and shopping.
Regarded as one of the highest honours in the industry, the judges for the 2026 Royal Highland Show have been announced by RHASS, with the panel reflecting generations of experience and knowledge represented across all sections.
With over 750 trade stands at the Royal Highland Show each year, it is very important to recognise the effort and commitment from all of the amazing Tradestands who attended the Show this year! View our winning 2025 Tradestands!
Wanting to know how to get to this years Show? Look no further than our extensive guide below detailing how you can get to and from the Show via both Public Transport and by Car for both the Show days and the Royal Highland Hoolie!
The Royal Highland Show 2025 was a spectacular celebration of Scotland’s agricultural heritage, innovation, food, drink and rural life.
The Royal Highland Show design competition invited primary pupils from across Scotland to design a rosette that stood out from the crowd and secondary pupils to design a unique milk bottle brand to align with this year’s Show theme of Education and Learning and RHET’s Year of Dairy. 132 rosette designs and 47 milk bottle designs were entered.
Some fluffy faces popped down to the Gogarburn depot for a visit before the show – and while we won’t be sending many trams out with a Heilan Coo on board, keep your eyes peeled for the specially wrapped tram, which will be gliding around the city from today!
If you are on the hunt for the perfect family day out near Edinburgh, look no further than the Royal Highland Show – for four days in June, the Ingliston showground comes alive with the sights, sounds and experiences of rural Scotland!
There was truly something for everyone at Scotland’s largest event, the Royal Highland Show, which took place at Ingliston, Edinburgh, over the last four days.
There has never been a better time to join The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. There has never been a better time to join the Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland, the Scottish charity behind the Royal Highland Show.