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Crowds roamed the Uretara Domain in Katikati today soaking up the sights, sounds and smells of the 92^nd A&P show which brought country traditions to the Western Bay town.

Liz Milsom with a yearling heifer, she's showed in the dairy cattle competition. Photos by: Merle Foster.

Locals and visitors alike enjoyed many entertainment and activities on offer during a hot sunny Sunday.

People surrounded the Chelsea and the Wonder dogs shows, watched on as horses and riders challenged themselves in jumping and dressage events, while the cattle section a larger-than-usual number of entries.

Highland dancing, bagpipes and the Katikati College band individually gave different echoes to swirl the park while stilt-walkers greeted guests.

Children enjoyed an array of activities, including bumper cars, inflatable boat rides and sand wrestling while adults perused the many stalls and machinery displays on offer.

SunLive visited the show, taking these photographs of the fun-filled event.

Bay of Plenty Pipes and Drums members (from left) 11-year-old Lewis Graham with Pauline Cave and pipe major Richard Addison entertain a crowd of people with the band's iconic sound.

Two-year-old Saxon Russell has a boat ride at the show.

Judges inspect the impressive entries in the heifer section of the dairy cattle competition at the show.

Matamata 12-year-old Annie Gill with her Friesian cow in the milking cow competition.

Molly Gent of Katikati and Kylie Harper of Te Puna watch alpacas from RidgeDale Alpacas.