One-of-a-Kind Custom Metal Art
This stunning custom-cut metal piece celebrating the Western Canada IHC Chapter 38 — 20th Anniversary will be auctioned off on Saturday, July 18th between 3:00–4:00 PM. Don't miss your chance to own a truly unique piece of IH history!
🎨 The artist will be revealed after the auction — stay tuned!
About the Show
The Chapter 38 Western Canada International Harvester Show is celebrating its 20th Anniversary at the L.A. Vintage Machinery Grounds in Lacombe, Alberta — July 18–19, 2026, with Friday July 17th open for vendor set-up and parade registration.
Join collectors and enthusiasts from across Western Canada for a weekend packed with IH machinery on display, a Parade of Power, threshing demos, Tony Brake demonstrations, and family-friendly activities including miniature train rides and a bouncy castle.
Schedule (approximate)
Friday, July 17th
Vendor set-up and parade registration
Camping available (first-come, first-served)
Saturday & Sunday, July 18–19
8:00–10:00 AM — Pancake Breakfast
9:00–11:00 AM — Parade Registration
All day — Vintage IH Machinery Displays & Demos
All day — Bouncy Castle, Miniature Train Rides
All day — Threshing, Sawmill & Tony Brake Demonstrations
1:00 PM — Parade of Power
Saturday Night Only:
6:00 PM — Roast Beef Supper
*No supper Sunday, but concessions available.
Event Highlights
- Celebrating 20 years of the Chapter 38 IH Show!
- Parade of Power — antique IH tractors & equipment
- Threshing, baling & stacking demonstrations
- Tony Brake demonstrations
- Sawmill demonstration
- Miniature train rides & bouncy castle
- Equipment & infield demos
- Pancake Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 8–10 AM
- Saturday Roast Beef Supper — 6:00 PM
- Admission: $10/person · 10 and under FREE
- Camping available — $20 for the weekend (no hookups)
- Vendor bookings welcome — contact organizers below
20th Anniversary
Chapter 38 · Western Canada IH Show
Two decades of celebrating the International Harvester legacy in Alberta
July 18–19, 2026 · Lacombe, Alberta
International Harvester equipment on display at the club grounds