Nowthen Threshing Show

Description

The Nowthen Threshing Show is a three day event that takes place annually on the third full weekend (Friday through Sunday) in August. 

Guests can watch history happen by watching corn chopping, blacksmithing, grain threshing, and sawmill demonstrations, or experience historic culture by wandering through the old restored school, church, log buildings, and train depot on the grounds.

Guests are welcome to wander the grounds through the many rows of antique tractors and machinery, or they can sit back and watch the antiques come to you during our daily Parade of Power. Music, tractor pulls, or children’s activities, all of our entertainment is available free of charge throughout the weekend. Our guests, young and old, can sit down and enjoy listening to one of the many free concerts performed throughout the day at the pavilion or watch the tractor pull on Friday and Saturday night featuring multiple classes or the tractor pull Sunday afternoon featuring only historic tractors. Guests can stroll through the large flea market or craft building to peruse the items for sale or purchase breakfast, lunch, or dinner from one of our many food vendors. Children can enjoy the many activities occurring at the log cabin, the petting zoo in the log building, or catch a train ride out of the depot.