Things to see and do

The 2026 Agnico Eagle Fosterville Health Hub is your one-stop destination for health and wellbeing at the Elmore Field Days. Designed for farmers, families and everyone living in regional communities, the Health Hub brings together local health professionals and services offering practical advice, health checks and information. Take the opportunity to tick off those important yearly health checks, including your skin check, learn more about your health and wellbeing, and connect with local services and support available in our community.

Make a Face, Face Painting is back to add colour and creativity to faces of all ages and it’s free!

Bunnings will offer a variety of fun, hands-on activities for kids.

Try your hand at finding real gold! Discover the excitement of gold panning and learn about the mining process from the team at Fosterville.

Back again to impress the crowds, Beloka Kelpies will showcase their incredible working dog skills with demonstrations running across all three days. With a passion for quality working dogs, the team at Beloka Kelpies have been breeding and training exceptional working dogs since 1992. Don’t miss the chance to see these talented dogs in action!

Peter Hodge’s famous camels are back, bringing a much-loved Elmore Field Days tradition to life. With a long history in Australian camel racing, including multiple Boulia Camel Race wins, these camels are no strangers to the track. Come along, meet the camels and enjoy a unique ride on these gentle giants!

Get up close to the action in the Shearing Shed, with live shearing and wool handling demonstrations running across all three days! See skilled professionals in action and experience a true taste of Australian shearing and wool industry tradition.

Take a ride around the site with our magnificent Clydesdales! These gentle giants will be available to transport visitors between dedicated pick-up and drop-off points throughout the grounds. A much-loved attraction, the Clydesdales are a fantastic way to see the site while enjoying the beauty and strength of these iconic horses.

Brandon Kroon has been chainsaw carving since 2013, creating unique sculptures and commissions across Australia and internationally. A regular international competitor, Brandon recently won the 2026 Chetwynd International Carving Championships, along with the Carver’s Choice and People’s Choice awards. His work spans wildlife, human form, mechanical and abstract themes.