Trap Agriculture Show will be returning later this month.

The much-anticipated event is set to take place on Saturday, July 27 with the show committee and enthusiastic community members excitedly preparing to make it a success.

The event has enjoyed more than 50 years of history and it continues to be one of the premier gatherings in Wales.

The show venue, a hilltop location minutes away from Carreg Cennen Castle, boasts excellent views, with the Black Mountains as a backdrop and idyllic countryside as far as the eye can see.

The fun-filled event, tailored to be enjoyed by the whole family, is proudly hosted this year by Phil and Virginia Isaac of Llansadwrn, who are the show's presidents.

The Isaacs, along with their two children, Christopher and Joanna, have long-standing community ties and are known for their involvement in school PTA activities.

They are also recognised as the founders of Brecon Water, a bottled spring water company that has flourished since its inception.

Visitors to the show can look forward to a range of field classes including sheep, horses, vintage, pets, dogs, and a showcase of rural agriculture.

Furthermore, the Domestic and Horticulture at Trap is said to be breathtaking, with a wide array of classes from cookery to handwork, art, photography, woodwork, sticks, flowers, vegetables, and children's competitions.

This year, the show introduces the highly engaging Corn hole competition and a competition to make scarecrows from recycled materials in the field. These scarecrows will be assembled on the show field.

The Caterpillar digger challenge is also set to return, alongside the traditional children's sports.

After an action-packed day, the evening’s entertainment features a 'It's a Knockout' competition with a £50 prize, quoits competition, hog roast, and live performance by singing group 'The Kre8ers'. Beyond the event’s one-of-a-kind entertainment and attractions, it offers an invaluable opportunity for residents and visitors to socialise and reconnect.

With free admission to the evening marquee, the Trap Agriculture Show promises unmatched value for money.