Big Wheels on the Farm Car Show at the Carnation Festival

Amazing cars and trucks will be on display at this years Big Wheels on the Farm Car Show. PHOTO COURTESY OF CARNATION FESTIVAL

Enjoy your Carnation Festival celebration with chrome, horsepower, and hometown fun at the Big Wheels on the Farm Car Show on Sunday, August 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Anderson Park. One of the festival’s signature attractions, the show combines outstanding vehicles, live entertainment, food vendors, and family fun in the heart of Wheat Ridge. This year’s event has an added purpose. Proceeds from the car show will benefit the Wheat Ridge High School National Honor Society and Cheer Team, helping support student leadership, service projects, academic achievement, and school spirit.

Vehicle owners are invited to enter everything from beautifully restored classics and muscle cars to hot rods, trucks, imports, customs, and modern performance vehicles. Every vehicle has a story, and Big Wheels on the Farm offers owners the opportunity to share their passion with thousands of visitors enjoying the Carnation Festival. Handcrafted trophies, created by Warren Tech students, make winning even more special. Vehicle pre-registration closes on August 6, 5 p.m. Day-of-show car registration opens at 6 a.m. at Anderson Park on Sunday. Participants are encouraged to arrive early to complete registration and position their vehicles before spectators begin arriving.

The 57th Annual Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival, held August 7–9, celebrates the city’s rich agricultural heritage. The car show is the perfect way to spend a summer Sunday. Stroll among exceptional vehicles, meet their owners, enjoy festival food and the carnival, browse vendors, and take in live music throughout the day.  Whether you’re entering a prized vehicle or looking for a memorable day with family and friends, Big Wheels on the Farm is a great way to celebrate Wheat Ridge’s traditions while supporting local students. Register your vehicle, bring your camera, and experience one of the Carnation Festival’s most popular attractions.

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