This thriving agricultural show has been running since 1813 and is still a key event for the rural communities of Garstang and North West Lancashire.
Spectators were treated to a packed timetable of livestock classes and trade stands showcasing the best of local businesses during the event, which was staged yesterday (Saturday August 6).
There were also beautiful floral displays, handmade crafts and delicious, locally-produced food and drink to check out.
Laura Ockenden, marketing manager for the show, said: “These shows are still important to our rural communities because they showcase the important work of our farmers.
"It is vital that we support the farmers and all those who are responsible for our home-grown produce.
"We were delighted with the turnout, it was one of the best we’ve had in years – and the lovely sunshine didn’t do any harm!”
9. Action from Garstang Show 2022 Traditional basket maker Julie Livesey, gives a demonstration.
Traditional basket maker Julie Livesey, gives a demonstration during Garstang Show 2022 Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson
10. Action from the Garstang Show 2022
Some giant tortoises make an appearance during Garstang Show 2022 Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson
11. Action from the Garstang Agricultural Show, Garstang. Ladies on the Goosnagh Gin stall
Ladies on the Goosnagh Gin stall selling fine examples of locally-produced gin during this year's Garstang Show Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson