51st Annual Old-Fashioned Farmers Days in Siler City

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51st Annual Old-Fashioned Farmers Days in Siler City

Date and Time
Sat, Sep 5, 12:00 AM
Venue
Silk Hope Farm Heritage Park, Siler City
Address
4221 Silk Hope Road, Siler City, NC (350.1 mi)
Price
$5.00
Description

Get ready to celebrate a time-honored tradition at the 51st Annual Old-Fashioned Farmers Days festival, taking place on September 5 and 6, 2026, at the beautiful Silk Hope Farm Heritage Park in Siler City, North Carolina. This exciting two-day event honors the rich agricultural heritage of our region, offering a perfect way for friends and families to spend their Labor Day weekend together. Attendees can enjoy a variety of historical demonstrations, vibrant exhibits, and engaging activities that bring the past to life. Experience the heart of community spirit as you explore the park, take in local culture, and enjoy the sights and sounds of this long-standing annual gathering.

Tickets are priced at just 5 dollars, and children under the age of six are invited to attend for free, with complimentary parking included for all guests. Additional ticket purchases are available for those who wish to experience the thrilling tractor pull events. This is a must-attend event for anyone looking to embrace local heritage and community connection. Plan your visit today and join us for an unforgettable weekend of rural celebration and family-friendly fun.

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