The Taralga Showground is a spacious and attractive area of 7.5 hectares on the eastern edge of the village, hosting many regular sporting and recreational activities as well as various cultural

events each year. It has existed at this site for over 100 years and is maintained through the generous support of volunteers.

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Groups making regular use of the Showground include:

• Taralga Agricultural, Pastoral & Horticultural Society (A.P.&H)

•  Taralga Australia Day Rodeo Committee (Rodeo)

• Southern Tablelands Vintage Machinery

• Taralga Pony Club

• Team Sorting

• Taralga Tigers Rugby club

• Touch football

• Tennis club

• Small school sports

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Taralga is a small historic village in the Southern Tablelands of NSW, with a population of approximately 400 residents in the village. Taralga is known for its fine collection of nineteenth century buildings, foodie scene and the famous Taralga Australia Day Rodeo. The town is also on the way to (and only a short distance from) the spectacular Wombeyan Caves.