Visiting the Sydney Royal Easter Show has been a rite of passage for almost two centuries. The sweet anticipation of showbags. The pungent smell of livestock. The strength and speed of the woodchoppers. The colour and racket of Sideshow Alley. Founded in 1822 with the aim of improving the state’s produce, the Agricultural Society of NSW held the first Agricultural Show the following year. It was an opportunity for farmers and manufacturers to display their goods, compete for a medal and perhaps win a prestigious Royal Sydney Ribbon. Today, the Easter Show has developed beyond livestock and produce to find a vital place in our cultural landscape.
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Arts and Crafts
Inside the Collection celebrating arts and crafts at the Sydney Royal Easter Show
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The Sydney Royal Easter Show has a long history
View Collection Set
See some of the exhibition objects in the online collection.
![Electric guitar, solid body is mostly black with a white scratchplate. The shape of the body is that of a five-pointed star. Metal bridge screwed to the body. Wooden saddle. One pick-up. The headstock has the word 'Levin' and a floral symbol inlaid [in mother-of-pearl]. Machine heads have white tuning pegs. A dark brown leather strap is attached to the guitar.](https://d55epuxr7x6s9.cloudfront.net/B3_Jzy5JkkZZ2FgXpUy1XAvu1y8=/420x300/smart/maas.museum/uploads/2020/11/MDC-Store-venue-page-tile-tech-innovation-star-guitar.jpg)