SwarmFarm Robotics has been assisting farmers with their futuristic farming robots since 2012.
Spirit of the Horse is an equestrian performance by Dave Manchon during the EkkaNITES program.
The Junior Detectives program which helps kids to feel safe and comfortable around police officers is solving a mystery at the Ekka.
Rhodesian Ridgebacks are among the 200 breeds competing at the Canine Competition this year.
Paddock to Plate is a display by Meat and Livestock Australia to support and promote Australia’s major meat industries.
The proposed Brisbane Metro, a high-frequency rapid transit bus system expected to be in use by late 2024, is on display at the Ekka this year.
Ferris Wheels at the Ekka have changed considerably over time – from wood and iron with open seats in the early 1900s to steel and glass enclosed wheelchair accessible gondolas today.
The Agility Classes in the Canine Competition at the Ekka require commitment and dedication from both the dogs and their owners.
Farmyard Friends is presenting the Cradle-a-Chick experience that allows people to connect with baby chickens.
Penny and Vernon, military mascot camels in honour of the Imperial Camel Corps, can be seen in the RACQ Animal Nursery at the Ekka this year.
In the Agricultural Hall, the Queensland Beekeepers Association have been informing visitors about the importance of bees and some of the problems beekeepers face.
Ekka exhibitors Compot and E-PAC have created innovative and eco-friendly products to reduce our environmental impact.
At this year’s Ekka, the St John Ambulance are providing a 24 hour first aid service for anyone needing medical attention.
Virtual Reality (VR) is commonly used for entertainment and fun, but at the Agricultural Hall, VR headsets are being used for education.
On Tuesday 9 August, the Fine Arts classes of the Young Judges Competition were held.
This year marks the 29th year of the Ekka presenting its most glamorous event, the Fashion Parades.
On Wednesday 10 August, the Grand Parade, showcasing some of the champions of the Ekka, was held in the Main Arena.
The Greyhound Adoption Program (GAP), is run by the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) to find homes for greyhounds that have retired from racing.
Sample bags have been at the Ekka since 1902 and the modern showbag is still a crowd pleaser.
The RACQ Animal Nursery has strict precautions to prevent the spread of disease among the animals and visitors.
The Hanson family have had a very successful first Ekka, building on other show successes, with their Bullakeana Brangus cattle.
On the 5 August, the Youth in Agriculture Fruit and Vegetable Exhibits were judged in the Agricultural Hall.
Guide Dogs Australia is at the Ekka to raise awareness of how their dogs improve the lives of vision impaired people.
Since 2007, the Keep Kids Safe Program, to reunite lost children with their parents, has been operating at the Ekka.
Mr Steve Baines, a successful, Pisciculture competitor, is promoting his new book, ‘I Believe in Rainbows’ at the Ekka this year.
The humour Foundation’s Clown Doctors is a non profit organisation raising awareness about the emotional wellbeing of children in hospital and their carers.
From quilting and beading to egg decorating and embroidery, the Arts, Cookery, Fashion Competition has over 4000 entries across the various sections.
At the Ekka on Sunday, two teams of high school gamers battled to win the prestigious Rocket League Trophy in the 2022 Esport final.
Of the many attractions at the Ekka, none is more popular than the RACQ Animal Nursery.