Pulaski County Farm Toy Show returns in 2027
- By: Claire Kenney
- Last Updated: November 13, 2026
The next annual Pulaski County Farm Toy Show will take place on Sunday, January 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Eastern Pulaski Elementary School. While the COVID-19 pandemic caused two years of postponement, the Farm Toy Show is officially back for 38 years of bringing joy to the community.
“We’re so excited about this great tradition that our community has enjoyed for a long time,” said Nathan Origer, executive director of Pulaski County Community Development. “With the exception of 2021 and 2022 when we had to pause the show due to the pandemic, the Pulaski Farm Show has been a regular event. The show will feature thousands of miniature farm equipment such as toy tractors, grain bins, tilers, seeders, combines, livestock dioramas, and planters.”
The show will host 60 vendors from across Indiana and beyond with 150 total tables of new, used, and antique farm-related miniatures. Historically, the event has drawn around 2,000 participants. The team behind the annual Northern Indiana Power from the Past Antique Power and Tractor Festival, which is held in July in the Winamac Town Park, oversees the event.
“Each year, these miniatures are purchased by children and adults alike,” Origer said. “Some people attend because they collect these toys, others are there to purchase for play, and some just come to view for fun. It’s really a show for many ages and it is also a great event for families looking for something to do during the middle of the wintry month of January.”
The event will be hosted in the school’s gymnasium. Attendees can purchase concessions at the show.
“The homemade pie at Pulaski County Farm Toy Show is really something else,” Origer said. “It’s a favorite every year for many and most definitely worth a try.”
Parking for the event is easily accessible and located directly next to the school. Attendees should enter through entrance six of the school building and walk down the hall to purchase tickets.
“Tickets can be purchased with cash or card and once a ticket is purchased attendees are free to move about the three rooms designated for the show,” Origer said. “There is no ATM on site, so we encourage attendees to bring cash if cash is their preferred method of payment.”
Attendees are permitted to leave the Pulaski Elementary School’s premises and return throughout the show’s six hours. However, they must have their hand stamped at the entrance prior to doing so.
“The Pulaski County Farm Toy Show is iconic to the local area and it’s been a regular event in the community for many, many years,” Origer said. “It is a great way to get together with friends and family as the new year begins. I myself am hoping to attend again for the 2027 show just like I have in several years past.”
Pulaski Elementary School is located at 815 School Drive in Winnamac, Indiana. For questions about the event, email nipowerfromthepast@gmail.com. More information on the event and its vendors can be here.
