2025 Morobe Show
62rd MOROBE SHOW
Lae, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea
to be officially opened on Sunday 24th October, 2026.
General Entry Fee
For tickets purchased at entry gates over the Show weekend:
Saturday 19th October Children K12 Adults K18 per person
Sunday 20th October Children K12 Adults K18 per person
(Children are 12 years of age and under. Proof of age may be required to be presented)
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For PRE-PAID tickets purchased from the Secretary’s Office at the Show Ground prior to the Show weekend:
Children K12 Adults K18 per person. These are single entry only tickets which can be used once either on Saturday or Sunday.
Buy prepaid tickets in bulk over 5 tickets by requesting for an invoice from the Show’s Secretary Office.
(Children are 12 years of age and under. Proof of age may be required to be presented)
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For access to the Members Grandstand Area and Members Car Parks you need to be a Gold Pass Holder or a Member.
The cost for a Gold Pass is:
Adult K130 Child K60
(A Gold Pass enables the holder to access the Showground unlimited times throughout the 2 days of the Show.)
You can find further information on the fees for this in the MEMBERSHIP & INFO page of the web site.
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Face Painters and Peddlers are able to purchase an armband enabling them to operate from specific areas during the 2 days of the Show. These armbands are limited in number and cost K100. Entry for these armband passes is only through the Aircorps Rd Gate where the vehicles enter. These must be pre-purchased at the Secretary’s Office prior to 12th September 2025. They cannot be purchased at the Ticket Selling Booths.
SIGNIFICANT EVENTS PROGRAMME
Events taking place:
Fireworks Friday night 7.00pm from Mt Lunaman and Sunday late afternoon at the Showground
Morobe Show Queen Judging Saturday
Commercial Exhibits Judging Saturday open all weekend
District Agricultural Exhibits open all weekend
Livestock Judging Saturday Morning
Horticulture Displays open all weekend
Cowboy Action in the Main Arena each day
Amphitheatre Action Family Entertainment Slides and Jumping Castles all weekend
Horticulture Judging Saturday Morning open all weekend
Spectacular Skydiving Saturday and Sunday
Horse Judging Saturday Morning
Sing Sings late Sunday morning and after the official opening
Motor Bikes Saturday and Sunday three shows per day
Grand Parade Sunday late morning
PNGDF Mock Battle Sunday afternoon
Official Opening 11.00 Sunday
Twilight Fireworks late Sunday afternoon
President’s Message
Greetings, everyone!
As we eagerly anticipate the 62nd Morobe Show in 2025—the largest and last remaining agricultural, community, and industrial event in our beloved country—let us unite in preparation for this momentous occasion.
The Morobe Province Agricultural Society (MPAS) Executive Committee has set the dates for the Show to be held on 13–14 September 2025, coinciding with the Independence Week celebrations leading up to Papua New Guinea’s 50th National Independence Day on 16 September.
With only a few short months until this landmark event, we must work tirelessly to ensure the 62nd Morobe Show exceeds all expectations. It is our responsibility to showcase the rich cultural heritage, agricultural strength and industrial achievements of our region to the nation and the world.
As we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Papua New Guinea’s Independence, let us embrace this milestone as an opportunity to recognise our nation’s growth, resilience and unity.
Each year, the Morobe Show welcomes more than 70,000 visitors, including tourists, businesses, farmers, performers, artists and small enterprises, providing a unique opportunity to celebrate the diversity and strength of our communities.
This diversity is the foundation of food security, economic stability and a brighter future for our people.
I encourage each and every one of you to contribute your expertise, creativity and support to help make this year’s Morobe Show an outstanding success.
Together, let us honour our past, celebrate our present and build a prosperous future for Morobe Province and Papua New Guinea.
Thank you, and happy preparations to all.
Mr. Hans Mehl, LM
President
Morobe Province Agricultural Society (MPAS)
