A row of restored antique tractors lined up at the club's Father's Day show
Our Next Show — Father's Day Weekend 2027

Lacombe & Area

Vintage Machinery Club

A passionate community dedicated to preserving, restoring, and celebrating vintage machinery in central Alberta.

Where History Comes Alive

Father's Day Weekend 2027 — details to be announced

Stay tuned for updates on dates, featured models, and show highlights.

Club Meetings

Every second Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm

Next Meeting

Thursday, November 12, 2026

7:00 pm

What We Do

More Than Just a Club

We're a family of collectors, mechanics, and historians keeping the legacy of vintage machinery alive.

Community Meets

Monthly gatherings with fellow enthusiasts, swap meets, and show-and-tell events.

Annual Shows

Prestigious exhibitions showcasing the finest vintage machinery in Central Alberta.

Knowledge Archive

Access our library of manuals, restoration guides, and historical documentation.

Marc's Meat Co.

Marc's Meat Co.

Our show grounds are also home to Marc's Meat Co. — locally crafted right here in Lacombe, AB.

Visit marcsmeatco.ca →
Marc's Meat Co.

Premium Canadian Beef Jerky

Small-batch beef jerky made with 100% Canadian beef, hand-crafted right here in Lacombe, Alberta. Marc's Meat Co. calls our show grounds home — and we couldn't be more proud.

100% Canadian BeefSmall-BatchHand-Crafted
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Marc's Meat Co. Beef Jerky

Ready to Join the
Legacy?

Whether you own a vintage tractor, a classic engine, or simply appreciate the craftsmanship of a bygone era — there's a place for you here.

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.