ORRVILLE ANTIQUE TRACTOR SHOW

ORRVILLE ANTIQUE TRACTOR SHOW

November 8th, 20259:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m

Orrville

SAVE THE DATE!  The Historic ORRVILLE TRACTOR SHOW is held annualy the 2nd Saturday in November.  Sponsored by the ORRVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT!

Antique tractor, farm implement and farm equipment is on display for you to browse, touch & feel and watch in action!  Tradesmen and women are available with live demonstrations of everything from blacksmitting to basket weaving - you never know what your find!  A fabulous display of Antique Cars are also on display and judged for Best of Show and more!   Arts & Crafters, Petting Zoos, Exhibitors and of course ther is FOOD GALORE!  Celebrity appearances! Enjoy Live Entertainment throught the day and the Tractor Parade at noon!  Fun for "Kids of all Ages!"  REGISTER EARLY FOR ARTS & CRAFT BOOTHS and be sure to enter your CAR AND/OR TRACTOR in the show!  Mark your calendars for the ORRVILLE ANTIQUE TRACTOR SHOW, in Orrville, AL - the 2nd Saturday in November EVERY YEAR!    All proceeds benefit the Orrville Volunteer Fire Department

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    • 440 Academy Street
    • Orrville, AL 36767
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    Directions

    From: I-65 (Montgomery), Take 80 West from Montgomery. Cross Edmond Pettus Bridge. Take 22 West, from Selma, approximately 10 miles to Orrville. Go left on Church Steet. Dead ends into festival and events!

    Region

    Orrville is located in the Montgomery & Selma Area of the South Alabama Region

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    Orrville Farmer's Market

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