There are more than 130 major events happening over the six days of the Agribition 2025.
The multi-breed beef show is the big draw, with some of the best beef cattle in the world on display, culminating in the Agribition Beef Supreme, but there’s much more.
There’s a trade show, rodeo, new family events, the Indigenous Agriculture Summit and there’s more livestock than just cattle. There are also competitions and displays of bison, sheep and alpacas.
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Now in its 54th year, Agribition attracts attendees of all ages from across Canada and around the globe to Regina, Sask.
This year the 2025 festivities begin Monday, Nov. 24 and run through Saturday, Nov. 29.
Alongside the great events there will be more than 2,500 head of livestock, 1,500 tonnes of manure composted, and 1.5 million pounds of dirt moved in for the rodeo.
Here’s a list of some of the important information you’ll need to know. You can find more at the Agribition website.
Dates and hours
The show happens from Nov. 24 to 29, 2025, and gates are open from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Trade show hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
There are seven different event areas: John Deere Sale Arena, Exhibit Mall, Banner Hall, AffinityPlex, Viterra International Trade Centre, The Co-operators Hallway & Arenas, and the Bud Loading Chute and Ag-Ex.
The Maple Leaf Circuit Finals Rodeo occurs Nov. 26 to 29, 2025 with doors opening at 6 p.m. and the pre-show starting at 6:45. Don’t be late if you want to see all the action!
For a full list of the ongoing events, check out the full schedule on the Agribition website.
What’s new this year?
Family Night at the Chutes is a new event that will be a fun evening for families, presented by the Regina Pats. Families will experience a wide variety of western and family entertainment.
Where can I get my Agribition tickets?
Western Agribition tickets can be purchased starting Oct. 14, 2025 online in advance or at the door. General admission grants access to everything on the grounds, except for the Agribition’s Family Night at the Chutes and Maple Leaf Circuit Finals Rodeo. General admission is $30 for adults, and $8 for youth (13-17).
Agribition’s Family Night at the Chute and the rodeo tickets are sold separately from general admission, with rodeo tickets starting at $35 per adult and $17 for 17 and under.
If you’d like to only attend the rodeo, there is no general admission needed after 5 p.m. – just your rodeo tickets.
Opening day — Monday, Nov. 24 — is free general admission, courtesy of CN Rail. And if you’re a Conexus Credit Union member, visit any Conexus location before Nov. 28 to pick up a free multi-day general admission Agribition pass.
Where are the Agribition show grounds located?
The Canadian Western Agribition show grounds home is 1700 Elphinstone St. Regina, Saskatchewan in the REAL District. It shares grounds with Mosaic Stadium, home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and The Brandt Centre.
Parking can be accessed from Dewdney Avenue at Princess Street, Elphinstone Street at 10th Avenue, and Lewvan Drive at 11th Avenue.
Locating events, food, shopping, and parking for Canadian Western Agribition is made easy with the show grounds map. But if you’re looking to speak to sales reps or look around at vendors, the interactive trade show maps will help you find specific companies and vendors.
Is there a shuttle for Agribition?
The shuttle service for Regina Agribition is the Agribition Express. It’s a free ride service with three pickup/dropoff locations across the city, scheduled every 30 minutes from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Express will operate each day of Agribition.
Additional late return buses will operate following the freestyle bullfighting and rodeo.
The three locations are:
- Northgate Mall – 7th Ave. N @ Smith St.
- Victoria Square Mall – Truesdale Dr. @ Quance St.
- Southland Mall – Gordon Rd. @ Rae St.
What should I bring to Agribition as a visitor?
Keep the heavy boots and jackets in the car, and exchange it for some good walking shoes and sweater, because there’s a lot of walking around to do and Agribition is all indoors. There are vendors, food, and shopping onsite, so it’s best to be prepared and have cash, debit, and credit cards on hand and a bag or backpack to carry purchases.
What can I expect at the Maple Leaf Finals Rodeo?
The rodeo is one of Canadian Agribition’s big draws, presented for the second year by BHP. It’s a four-night extravaganza, with 10 of the top contestants in each of the eight major rodeo events. Rodeo events include breakaway, bull riding, saddle bronc and team roping.
The Maple Leaf Finals Rodeo is Saskatchewan’s highest-paying rodeo, with 24,000 fans attending. Arrive on time to get a good seat.
I’m looking to buy livestock at Agribition, how can I know what’s for sale?
Canadian Western Agribition is anchored in beef cattle and brings some of the best livestock to the forefront. Different species and breeds from across Canada and shown and sold during the six-day event. Bison, Texas longhorn, Speckle Park, and Maine-Anjou to name a few. For catalogs, dates, and times of each sale, visit the Agribition’s livestock sales page.
Where can I learn more about Agribition?
For more information, check out the visitors section on the Agribition website. If your questions still remain unanswered, send an email with your questions to [email protected] or call 306-565-0565. Information and updates can also be found via Canadian Western Agribition’s social media channels and the hashtag #CWA25.
Follow Canadian Cattlemen’s extensive Agribition coverage here.
