Shows canned - but you can still get your showbags!

Chicane Showbags has been involved with the Sydney Royal Easter Show for 20 years, providing Australia's favourite showbags, including the much loved Bertie Beatle bag.

Emily Williams, co-owner of Chicane Showbags, said she was devastated to hear the sad news that the Easter Show won't be going ahead this year.

"The Sydney Easter Show is the largest event on our calendar and we have been planning for the last 12 months. We were so excited to bring our best range of showbags ever to the Show. While this is a huge blow for our small business, we understand the health of Australians is the most important thing.

"We know many Australians will be wondering if they can still buy their favourite showbags and how. We are pleased to announce that we have been working furiously to prepare our warehouse to despatch showbags and our full range is now available online.

"You may have missed out on the Easter Show, but you can still get your showbags - delivered to direct your door."

More than 65 showbags will be available online from today, March 20, and all through Easter.

There are options for all ages and price points across fashion, beauty, confectionery, entertainment and kids. Chicane's Showbag brands include the iconic Bertie Beetle showbags, as well as Roxy, Nude by Nature, Stella Athletic, Nerf, Home and Away, ACDC and The Beatles, to name just a few.

The range of showbags includes great options to keep kids entertained.

"I know many parents are wondering what they will do with their kids if they have to be at home for long periods of time. We have some great options to keep them entertained. The Kids Creation Station Showbag is a personal favourite. This deluxe art set includes a wide variety of art supplies for drawing, colouring and painting," Ms Williams said.

"There is also an excellent MKR showbag to get into some cooking at home."

"Like many small Australian businesses, we are doing what we can to adapt to the current situation. We hope that we can still deliver a little bit of joy to Australian families over the coming weeks during these uncertain times."