The Tractor World Show returns to Malvern’s Three Counties Showground on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd February 2026 and now is the time to secure your stand.
Bookings for exhibitors, club displays, Autojumble entries and traders are already filling up fast and close on 17th January, so secure your space now for peace of mind and a prime spot at the springtime spectacular.
This year, as well as the regular historic farm machinery and agricultural exhibits, they’ll be
hundreds of vintage, veteran, classic and brand-new tractors, alongside classic commercials, lorries, trucks, Land Rovers, vans and stationary engines.
Visitors can look forward to new themes, anniversaries and celebrations including: The Friends of Ferguson Heritage and the Ferguson Club who are bringing examples of these iconic machines to mark 80 years of the Ferguson TE20 and 70 years of the FE35.
2026 is also cause for celebration for Case IH Club who are marking 70 years of the Bradford Built small tractor, also on display for enthusiasts.
Saturday kicks off with the renowned H J Pugh’s live auction, featuring over 1,000 lots and Sunday welcomes the Classic Commercial Drive-in Day and Outdoor Vintage Autojumble, dedicated to strictly second-hand motoring memorabilia.
With more areas available for free parking, disabled access, weekend camping, and plenty of places to refuel, including a heated restaurant, coffee lounge and outdoor food stands, visitors and exhibitors alike can enjoy the show comfortably, whatever the weather. Just follow the brown tourism signs and AA signs.
Visitors: Pre-booked tickets are discounted and available online now and make great Christmas presents!!. Camping slots are limited must be pre-booked.
Exhibitors: Don’t delay! Stand bookings close 17th January 2026, but will automatically close before this date once all spaces are full. Secure your space now and be part of the ultimate springtime Tractor, farming and machinery event!
Got to www.tractorworldshow.co.uk for tickets, bookings, information and application forms.
