Vendors

Become a Vendor

We'd love to have you at one of our events! Below you'll find details for each event — reach out by email to reserve your spot or ask any questions.

Featured Vendor

Meet Our Vendors

Marc's Meat Co.
In-House Producer

Marc's Meat Co.

Marc's Meat Co. joined the L.A. Vintage Machinery Club in December 2025, and the Father's Day Show is their first event with us. Expect premium handcrafted beef jerky made right here on-site — bold flavours, made fresh for the crowd.

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Upcoming Event

Fall Harvest Festival

September 26 & 27, 2026 Lacombe, Alberta

Our weekend Fall Harvest Show — two days of vintage machinery displays, tractor pulls, threshing demos, a swap meet, and family fun. Come celebrate the harvest season with us!

Vendor Pricing

  • $30 for the weekend
  • Spaces are first come, first served — reserve early to secure your spot

Vendor Opportunities

Food Vendors

We have a full kitchen on site. Additional food trucks or outdoor setups may be accommodated. Contact us to discuss your needs.

Merchandise / Retail

Booth space available for clothing, memorabilia, vintage-themed goods, and more. $30 for the weekend.

Swap Meet

Buy, sell & trade parts, tools, and vintage machinery items. Swap meet spots available — $30 for the weekend.

Other Vendors

Have something unique? We welcome all kinds of vendors. Get in touch and we'll work something out.

General Vendor Inquiries

Not sure which event is right for you? Send us a general inquiry and we'll point you in the right direction.

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.