Activities on offer included axe-throwing and archery with the 2nd Spilsby Scouts, falconry and sheepdog displays, reptiles, fairground attractions, circus skills, trade stalls, live music, a dog show, 10K race, vintage vehicles and more.
Visitors were also treated to a fly-by by an iconic Spitfire aircraft, and a live demonstration by Lincs Fire and Rescue.
Show chairman Alan Chambers said: “We had a very good day with warm weather and a great turnout. There must have been between 2,000 to 3,000 people throughout the day.
"Our new layout worked really well this year, with the big marquee moved to the far end, with many of our traders saying they had a much better day.
“The Rock Choir from Skegness was superb - while the hire wire by Creative Heights, and duck and sheepdogs display were particularly entertaining for children.”
Money raised at the show is presented to local good causes in September.
9. Spilsby Show
Brian Pinnion, of Spilsby, and Sally Shaw, of Bedfordshire, looking at the Scarecrow exhibits. Photo: David Dawson
10. Spilsby Show
Ben Sharpe and Luna Sharpe, 9, of Hundleby, have a go at axe-throwing. Photo: Supplied
11. Spilsby Show
And they're off! Start of the Road Race. Photo: David Dawson
12. Spilsby Show
Best Male Rare Breed Primitive, judging. Ridney Gopaul with 1st placed, Cooper, of Joy-C Flock, Old Leake. Photo: David Dawson