John Deere Pavilion Presents Heritage Tractor Parade & Show Sept. 10th

Aug 17, 2016

For the fifth consecutive year, the John Deere Pavilion in Moline, Illinois will present the Quad Cities Area Heritage Tractor Parade and Show on Saturday, Sep. 10, 2016. The event will feature a variety of antique tractors and equipment as well as blacksmith demonstrations.

"Heritage equipment fans are a very dedicated and passionate group of enthusiasts and we love being able to offer an opportunity for collectors to showcase their pride and joy during this tractor parade and show," said Kristen Veto, manager of special events for the John Deere attractions. "Not only is it a lot of fun for the collectors who participate, but visitors to the John Deere Pavilion that day will have an opportunity to see some remarkable pieces of equipment on display."

All brands, models and colors of tractors are welcome to participate in this event and registrations are now being accepted. Registration and participation is free. The only requirement for participation is the equipment entered must be from 1970 or earlier.

The Heritage Tractor Parade will begin at 10 a.m. in front of the John Deere Pavilion on River Drive and will proceed to 19th Street, then on to 5th Avenue, and down 12th Street. The tractors will return to the Pavilion along River Drive where they will be on display until 4 p.m. Heritage tractor owners interested in participating should contact Kristen Veto at 309-765-1000 or by email at VetoKristenA@JohnDeere.com.

Source : John Deere

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