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OLDS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Main Office: 403.556.3770
Fax: 403.556-3333
office@oldsagsociety.com
5116 - 54 Street, Olds, Alberta

Click here to see our Calendar of Events for the coming months at the Ag Society facilities.

Spring and Summer Farmers Markets on Thursdays. Christmas Markets Nov and Dec. Click here for details.

Click here for maps to Olds, and a map of the fairgrounds.
Whether you visit a local library or museum, attend a cultural or athletic event like the Olds Fair, or participate in a conservation project, lottery fund dollars are often at work behind the scenes.

Myrl Goddard, Olds, takes a break on the bumper of his 1931 Ford Model AA 400 convertible sedan at the Mountain View Pistons Show and Shine, 2010. Photo courtesy Murray Elliott, Olds Albertan.
Long-time OAS volunteer, Myrl Goddard, resting on his 1931 Ford convertible.

ATV pulling competition.

Weekend of Wheels, mid-June 19

The Alberta Tractor Pullers Association showcased the power of micro minis, side-by-side machines (pictured here), diesel trucks, stock street trucks, and quads. Photo courtesy Murray Elliott, Olds Albertan.The Olds Agricultural Society was excited to announce a new venture with the Mountain View Pistons to showcase a weekend full of motorized excitement mid-June in 2010.

Fans brought their enthusiasm to cheer on the loudest and most powerful modified tractor while also taking part in celebrity quad pulls and more fun-filled entertainment for the entire family.

Activities for 2010 included:

For information on dates and times for 2011, call 403-556-3770, or send an e-mail to office@oldsagsociety.com.

Uptowne Olds was abuzz with activity as spectators jammed the streets at the Mountain View Pistons 5th Annual Show and Shine in Olds, June 2010. Photo courtesy Murray Elliott, Olds Albertan.

The Antique Willys Association had some of Willys Jeep manufactured vehicles built between 1940 and 1970 on display.

Left: This 1972 truck featured a Vanouck engine. Right: Alberta Tractor Pullers had Micro Minis on display as well.
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