Ferguson Tractor Day
Join us as we mark 90 years of the Ferguson Brown, 80 years of the T20, and 70 years of the Ferguson 35. Watch a ‘concours d'elegance’, featuring a convoy of prized and rare Ferguson Tractors as they make their way throughout the Folk Museum to the sounds of the Harry Ferguson Pipe Band. There'll also be traditional music, craft demonstrations and more!
Henry George “Harry” Ferguson was a pioneer in engineering. He was born locally in County Down and is celebrated as a great innovator, having played a major role in the mechanical implementation of farming and agriculture on an international scale.
Our Ballycultra Tearooms will be open for a selection of delicious hot food items and sweet treats. Please feel free to bring along picnics and snacks which can be eaten in our outdoor picnic areas.
Our Ballycultra Tearooms will be open for a selection of delicious hot food items and sweet treats. Please feel free to bring along picnics and snacks which can be eaten in our outdoor picnic areas.
What to Know:
- You can arrive anytime between 10am and 3.45pm - the museum closes at 5pm
- Ferguson Tractor Day is a popular event and pre-booking is recommended, walk-up bookings are subject to availability
- This is usually a busy period at the museum. Parking is available in our main car park and overflow car parks will be available - parking is limited
- There will be two shuttle buses available on-site, during opening hours to support with overflow car parking
- Where possible please make use of public transport, the closest train station is Cultra
- There is a green ticket option providing a 20% discount for visitors that travel by bus or train to the event (proof of transport ticket required on arrival).
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Join us as we mark 90 years of the Ferguson Brown, 80 years of the T20, and 70 years of the Ferguson 35. Watch a ‘concours d'elegance’, featuring a convoy of prized and rare Ferguson Tractors as they make their way throughout the Folk Museum to the sounds of the Harry Ferguson Pipe Band. There'll also be traditional music, craft demonstrations and more!
Henry George “Harry” Ferguson was a pioneer in engineering. He was born locally in County Down and is celebrated as a great innovator, having played a major role in the mechanical implementation of farming and agriculture on an international scale.
Our Ballycultra Tearooms will be open for a selection of delicious hot food items and sweet treats. Please feel free to bring along picnics and snacks which can be eaten in our outdoor picnic areas.
Our Ballycultra Tearooms will be open for a selection of delicious hot food items and sweet treats. Please feel free to bring along picnics and snacks which can be eaten in our outdoor picnic areas.
What to Know:
- You can arrive anytime between 10am and 3.45pm - the museum closes at 5pm
- Ferguson Tractor Day is a popular event and pre-booking is recommended, walk-up bookings are subject to availability
- This is usually a busy period at the museum. Parking is available in our main car park and overflow car parks will be available - parking is limited
- There will be two shuttle buses available on-site, during opening hours to support with overflow car parking
- Where possible please make use of public transport, the closest train station is Cultra
- There is a green ticket option providing a 20% discount for visitors that travel by bus or train to the event (proof of transport ticket required on arrival).
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