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Annual Signature Event

Father's Day
Vintage Machinery Show

June 19–21, 2026 (Father's Day Weekend)
Gates Open 8:00 AM · Admission $10 · Under 14 Free
Lacombe, Alberta

About the Show

The L.A. Vintage Machinery Club's Father's Day Pull & Show runs Friday June 19th through Sunday June 21st, 2026. Afternoon and evening events on Friday; kitchen and meals available Saturday and Sunday.

This year's featured models are Tracked Industrial Equipment. Come watch tractor pulls, train rides, threshing demos, a Parade of Power, and a Vintage Car Show & Shine — plus food, vendors, swap meet, and kids activities. Whether you're a lifelong collector or just discovering vintage iron, there's something for the whole family.

Schedule (approximate)

Friday, June 19th

2:00 PM — Registration Opens

4:00 PM — Smaller/Lighter Category Tractor Pulls

5:30 PM — Supper

6:15 PM — Resumption of Tractor Pulls (Distance MIGHT be used to break ties on Sat/Sun)

Saturday, June 20th & Sunday, June 21st

8:00–11:00 AM — Pancake Breakfast

8:00–10:00 AM — Registration (Pulling Fee $25/tractor driver, covers weekend)

9:00 AM–5:00 PM — Vendor Tables, Swap Meet, Toy Displays, Barrel Train, Infield Train

10:00 AM–12:00 PM — Tractor Pulls: Peewee, Bantam, Class 1 & Class 2

11:00 AM — Sawmill Demonstration (tentative pending insurance coverage)

11:30 AM — Lunch Concession Opens

11:50 AM — Sunday ONLY – Award Presentations: Peewee, Bantam, Class 1 & Class 2

12:00 PM — Lunch Break

12:50 PM — Antique Vehicle and Horse Parade

1:00 PM — Parade of Power – Antique Equipment & Tractors

1:30 PM — Threshing Demonstration

1:45 PM — Slow Races and Crank Start Competition

2:00 PM — Tractor Pulls Resume for Larger Categories

2:00 PM — Baling and Stacking Demonstration

2:30 PM — Possible Sawmill Demonstration

Saturday Night Only:

5:30 PM — Roast Beef Dinner

6:30 PM — Completion of Tractor Pulls, if required

7:00 PM — Live Band in the Big Barn

*No supper Sunday, but concessions available.

Event Highlights

  • This year's featured models: Tracked Industrial Equipment
  • Tractor Pulls — Peewee, Bantam, Class 1–7
  • Parade of Power — antique tractors & equipment
  • Antique vehicle & horse parade
  • Threshing, baling & stacking demonstrations
  • Sawmill demonstration (tentative)
  • Slow races & crank start competition
  • Barrel train & infield train rides
  • Vendor tables, swap meet & toy displays
  • Pancake Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 8–10 AM
  • Saturday Roast Beef Dinner — 5:30 PM
  • Family-friendly with kids activities & entertainment
  • Camping available (NE corner, no hookups) — $20/camper
  • Admission: $10/person · 14 and under FREE

Interested in Exhibiting or Vending?

We welcome exhibitors, swap meet participants, and vendors. Get in touch to reserve your spot.

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2026 Official Event Poster

Father's Day Pull & Show — June 19–21, 2026

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Event Pamphlet

Tri-fold pamphlet — schedule, club info & grounds map

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2-page tri-fold — best viewed as a download

Vintage Caterpillar crawler tractor in action at the show grounds
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Vintage Caterpillar crawler tractor in action at the show grounds

Beautifully restored John Deere 40 crawler at the Father's Day Show
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Beautifully restored John Deere 40 crawler at the Father's Day Show

D2 Caterpillar crawler dozer at the Father's Day Show
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D2 Caterpillar crawler dozer at the Father's Day Show

Beautifully restored John Deere MC crawler at the Father's Day Show
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Beautifully restored John Deere MC crawler at the Father's Day Show

L.A. Vintage Machinery Club

A non-profit dedicated to promoting, preserving and restoring vintage tractors, engines and machinery in Lacombe, Alberta since 1985.

Contact

4200 – 58 Street, Lacombe, AB, T4L 1X2
Box 5541
403-782-6030

Club Meetings

2nd Thursday of every month

Doors open early, meeting at 7 PM

Main building on-site

New Members Always Welcome!

© 2026 L.A. Vintage Machinery Club. All rights reserved.

Preserving history, one machine at a time. Est. 1985, Lacombe, Alberta.