The Golden Plough Festival 2026: Celebrating 50 Years of Australia’s Horse Ploughing Heritage
The Golden Plough Festival returns to Peak Hill, NSW in 2026 for its incredible 50th Anniversary, celebrating Australia’s rich horse ploughing and agricultural heritage. This rare rural festival brings together powerful draught horses, traditional ploughing competitions, working horse demonstrations and authentic bush culture in a living tribute to the farming traditions that helped build Australia. For anyone passionate about draught horses, rural history and preserving old bush skills, The Golden Plough is a truly unique Australian experience.
Wild Beginnings: Discover the Art of Pack Saddling in Australia
The Wild Beginnings: Introduction to Pack Saddling Workshop is a hands-on introduction to pack saddling, bush trekking and travelling through the Australian bush with horses. Held near Ebor, NSW over the June Long Weekend, this beginner-friendly workshop gives participants the chance to learn practical pack horse skills, bush horsemanship and trail preparation alongside experienced horses and trainers. Perfect for anyone dreaming of long-distance horse trekking, authentic bush adventure and reconnecting with Australia’s equine bush culture.
10 Day Brumby Starting Camp QLD 2026: Wild Brumby Training with The Brumby Project
The 2026 10 Day Brumby Starting Camp QLD offers a rare opportunity to work hands-on with a wild Australian brumby from first touch through to first ride. Held at TBP HQ in Amamoor, Queensland from 10–19 September 2026, this immersive horsemanship experience brings together horse lovers passionate about brumbies, Australian bush culture and ethical horse training. Learn groundwork, trust-building and true horsemanship while connecting with the spirit of the Australian brumby in one of the country’s most unique equine experiences.
The Brumby Show 2026: Australia’s Ultimate Celebration of Brumbies, Horsemanship & Bush Culture
The 2026 TBP Brumby Show & Open Day is bringing together Australia’s brumby community for a full day of horsemanship, bush culture, ridden and led classes, demonstrations and authentic rural connection. Held on Sunday 30 August 2026 in Wolvi, Queensland, this unique event celebrates the iconic Australian brumby and the growing movement to preserve Australia’s equine bush heritage. Whether you’re passionate about wild horses, traditional horsemanship or life in the Australian bush, this is one equine event you won’t want to miss.
King of the Ranges Bush Festival: Celebrating Australia’s Stockman Heritage in the Heart of NSW
Experience the heart of authentic Australian bush culture at the King of the Ranges Stockman’s Challenge & Bush Festival in Murrurundi, NSW. From traditional stockman competitions and bush poetry to whipcracking, campfires and horsemanship, discover why this iconic festival has become one of Australia’s most celebrated gatherings of rural heritage and equine bush culture.