Noorat Show Community Homecraft Event
We could not let another year pass without 'something' on Noorat Show Day . . . . . so let's have a show when we're not having a show!
The Community Homecraft Event has all the Victorian Agricultural Shows (VAS) Competitions, a new VAS Convention competition to see who will represent the Noorat Show at the VAS Convention in June next year and a special community section with classes for our juniors and special care facilities.
The Community Homecraft Event has all the Victorian Agricultural Shows (VAS) Competitions, a new VAS Convention competition to see who will represent the Noorat Show at the VAS Convention in June next year and a special community section with classes for our juniors and special care facilities.
Please make sure you read our Covid-19 Information page
Entries are now open via Showday Online and close on 5 November.
If this is your first time using Showday Online and need a hand, click here for a check list for you to follow.
If this is your first time using Showday Online and need a hand, click here for a check list for you to follow.
ENTRY FEES: VAS Competitions: Open $3.00, Junior $1.50; VAS Convention Competition $1.50; Community Sections FREE
A $2.50 administration fee will be charged to cover postage of exhibit tickets.
Prizemoney as stated and Cards for 1st and 2nd.
Junior Sections: 16 years and under unless otherwise specified.
All children’s work to be entered under their own names.
Due to Covid restrictions, this event will be held in the Noorat Community Centre.
Current CovidSafe requirements must be adhered to:
Exhibits may be dropped off on Friday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm or Saturday morning from 9am to 11am.
COLLECTION
THE PAVILLION WILL BE CLOSED 4.00pm AND THE EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED AFTER 4.30pm approximately. All cooking not collected by 5pm will be disposed of.
Exhibits must not be handled and must not be removed without written permission of the Show Secretary.
Please ensure you have collected your exhibits prior to leaving the shed. All reasonable care will be taken but no responsibility.
Perishables not collected by 5.00pm will be discarded.
JUDGING
Judging in all sections commences at 12 noon on Saturday and the Pavilion will reopen for viewing once judging is completed (approximately 1.30pm).
Exhibits which do not comply with the conditions of entry may be withdrawn from judging.
Judges decision is final.
All classes in the Homecraft Pavilion are open to AMATEURS ONLY. An ‘amateur’ exhibitor is one who does/has not made their living from their craft. All work in the Homecraft Section must be the bona fide work of amateur exhibitors and, where applicable, must be new and not washed and must not have taken a prize at any previous show of this Society.
‘Beginner’ is an entrant who has never exhibited at an Agricultural Show before.
PRIZES
No prizemoney for 2nd place unless 3 or more entries in the class.
A $2.50 administration fee will be charged to cover postage of exhibit tickets.
Prizemoney as stated and Cards for 1st and 2nd.
Junior Sections: 16 years and under unless otherwise specified.
All children’s work to be entered under their own names.
Due to Covid restrictions, this event will be held in the Noorat Community Centre.
Current CovidSafe requirements must be adhered to:
- QR Code in (or sign register)
- Masks must be worn at all times
- Hand sanitizer at entry/exit to community
- Only 20 people permitted in the venue at any one time
Exhibits may be dropped off on Friday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm or Saturday morning from 9am to 11am.
COLLECTION
THE PAVILLION WILL BE CLOSED 4.00pm AND THE EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED AFTER 4.30pm approximately. All cooking not collected by 5pm will be disposed of.
Exhibits must not be handled and must not be removed without written permission of the Show Secretary.
Please ensure you have collected your exhibits prior to leaving the shed. All reasonable care will be taken but no responsibility.
Perishables not collected by 5.00pm will be discarded.
JUDGING
Judging in all sections commences at 12 noon on Saturday and the Pavilion will reopen for viewing once judging is completed (approximately 1.30pm).
Exhibits which do not comply with the conditions of entry may be withdrawn from judging.
Judges decision is final.
All classes in the Homecraft Pavilion are open to AMATEURS ONLY. An ‘amateur’ exhibitor is one who does/has not made their living from their craft. All work in the Homecraft Section must be the bona fide work of amateur exhibitors and, where applicable, must be new and not washed and must not have taken a prize at any previous show of this Society.
‘Beginner’ is an entrant who has never exhibited at an Agricultural Show before.
PRIZES
No prizemoney for 2nd place unless 3 or more entries in the class.
