Annual Ute Musters
There are annual ute musters including:
- Condo Chutes and Utes (NSW) - September/October (NSW Labour Day Long Weekend)
- Lang Lang Ute Show in conjunction with Lang Lang Rodeo(VIC) - Easter Monday
- 'Beaut Ute Competition' part of the Urban Country Music Festival (QLD) - May Long weekend
- 'Deni Ute Muster' (NSW) - September/October (NSW Labour Day Long Weekend)
- Albion Park Ute and Car Show (NSW) - 4th weekend January
- Neerim Ute Show (VIC) - 4th weekend January
- Glenn Innes Ute Show (NSW) - 2nd weekend February
- Henty Ute Show (NSW) - 2nd weekend February
- Berwick Ute Show (VIC) - 4th weekend February
- Moot Yang Gunya Ute Muster (SA) - 1st weekend March
- Wild Oats Ute Muster (WA) - 2nd weekend March
- Wodonga Ute Show (VIC) - 2nd weekend March
- Beaut Utes Show (QLD) - 3rd weekend April
- Hawkesbury Ute Show (NSW) - 4th weekend April
- Mansfield Ute Show (VIC) - 1st weekend May
- Hall Ute Muster (ACT) - 2nd weekend May
- Alexandra Truck, Ute & Rod Show (VIC) - 1st weekend June
- Blue Water Ute Muster (NSW) - 2nd weekend June
- Mudgeeraba Agricultural & Ute Show (QLD) - 3rd weekend June
- Barmedman Beaut Utes Competition (NSW) - 1st weekend September
- Bedourie Ute & Travellers Muster (QLD) - 2nd weekend September
- Bredbo Ute Muster (NSW) - 2nd weekend September
- Bulli Show Beaut Ute Competition Bulli Showground (NSW)3rd Weekend September
- Coota Beut Ute Competition (NSW) - 2nd weekend October
- Maffra Ute Show (VIC) - 3rd weekend October
- Heyfield Ute Show (VIC) - 4th weekend October
- Ulverstone Ute Competition (TAS) - 4th weekend October
- Canberra Country Ute Van & Truck Muster (ACT) - 3rd weekend November
- Wanneroo Ute Show (WA) - 4th weekend November
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