A beloved community tradition celebrates a milestone this weekend as the Downtown Plymouth Tractor Show marks its 10th anniversary. The free, family-friendly event takes place this Saturday, July 18th, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. along three blocks of Michigan Street in downtown Plymouth.
Since 2016, the show has brought together classic farm and garden tractors, small engines, food vendors, and tractor enthusiasts from across the region every third Saturday in July. This year's 10th anniversary edition promises to be the biggest celebration yet, with all the hallmarks fans have come to love — great machines, great food, and great company.
In addition to the outdoor tractor display, the Downtown Plymouth Farm Toy Show will be held simultaneously at the Plymouth Fire Department, 111 N. Center Street, also starting at 8:00 a.m.
Admission is completely free for all attendees. Bring the whole family, pull up alongside a classic tractor, visit with fellow enthusiasts, and celebrate the rich farming heritage of the Plymouth community.
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