More than 300 people turned out to enjoy a free tractor event at The Culcheth Arms, celebrating vintage machinery, local businesses and community spirit.
The village of Culcheth welcomed a taste of the countryside on Sunday 11 October as Croft Tractor Club brought more than 15 tractors to the car park at The Culcheth Arms.
The free community event attracted more than 300 visitors, who came along to admire the tractors, celebrate rural heritage and enjoy a fun-filled day out with family and friends.
Visitors had the opportunity to get up close to the impressive collection of tractors, showcasing their rustic character, unique styles and careful restoration. The event offered a chance for enthusiasts and curious visitors alike to appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into preserving these much-loved machines.
There was plenty to keep younger visitors entertained, too, with Giggle & Bounce providing a free bouncy castle for children to enjoy, alongside face painting and live music that helped create a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.
Local treat lovers were also catered for, with Oliver’s Shakes bringing along their delicious brownies for visitors to enjoy throughout the day.
Organised through a collaboration between The Culcheth Arms and Croft Tractor Club, the event brought together residents, families and tractor enthusiasts for a celebration of local community spirit.
With free entertainment, impressive machinery and something for all ages, the day provided an opportunity for people to come together and enjoy a relaxed Sunday in the heart of Culcheth.
The strong turnout of more than 300 visitors highlighted the community’s enthusiasm for local events that bring people together and showcase the organisations, businesses and groups that help make the village a vibrant place to live.
