The West Fife Show will return this June, with organisers expecting thousands to attend one of Scotland’s longest-running agricultural events.

Now in its 257^th year, the beloved showcase remains one of Scotland’s longest-running rural events, drawing thousands of visitors each year for a blend of farming tradition, hands-on activity and rural entertainment.

Cala Homes (East) is proudly continuing its support of the event, marking its seventh consecutive year as a key sponsor, recognising the value of grassroots initiatives that bring communities together and honour local heritage.

Derek Lawson, Strategic Land Director with Cala Homes (East), said: “Events like the West Fife Show are vital in celebrating the vibrancy of rural Scotland, and we’re proud to continue our longstanding support.

“This show brings together everything that’s special about country life – from livestock to local crafts, food to family fun – and it offers a great day out for all ages while promoting pride in the local community.”

Visitors to the West Fife Show can expect a broad array of attractions, including the ever-popular livestock competitions featuring cattle, sheep, goats and horses – both heavy and light breeds. Meanwhile, farming enthusiasts can enjoy up-close access to tractors and machinery thanks to support from regional dealerships and vintage exhibitors.

Adding to the day’s buzz is a packed entertainment programme, with everything from sheep shearing and milking demonstrations to a children’s tractor zone and baby animal tent. The much-loved Dog Show also returns, welcoming four-legged friends to compete in an afternoon of wagging tails and delighted spectators.

A craft marquee will spotlight local makers and producers, offering everything from handmade gifts to artisan foods – while music, food trucks and bouncy castles promise plenty of options for younger visitors and their families.

The spokesperson for the West Fife Show added: “The show has evolved across generations, but at its heart it remains a celebration of our agricultural roots. Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or a family on a summer day out, there’s something here for everyone.

“Events like ours thrive thanks to dedicated volunteers and supportive partners, so having Cala Homes (East) on board once again makes a real difference to what we can offer.”

Cala’s continued backing of the West Fife Show complements its growing presence in the region, with recent investment and development in nearby Aberdour through the Inchcolm Green project.

The award-winning housebuilder is currently delivering 21 affordable homes in partnership with Fife Council at the former Inchcolm Green site, following the completion of 63 private homes and a wider community investment package totalling over £6 million.

As part of its ‘Community Pledge’ initiative, Cala contributed more than £12,000 to local causes in Aberdour alone, including funding for youth sports facilities, primary school upgrades, and environmental volunteering efforts such as beach cleans and biodiversity projects.

Derek Lawson added: “We don’t just build homes – we’re committed to helping communities thrive. From affordable housing provision to educational partnerships and event sponsorships, we aim to leave a lasting positive impact in the areas we develop.”

Gates to the West Fife Show open on Saturday 7 June at Easter Bucklyvie Farm, near Crossgates, Fife at 8.30am. For full event listings, times, and tickets, visit the official West Fife Show website: https://www.westfifeshow.com/.

For more information on Cala Homes (East), visit: https://www.cala.co.uk/homes-for-sale/scotland/east-of-scotland/.