OHTM “Rally” 2024 Tribute

Experience the excitement of the “RALLY” as we celebrate almost 50 years of the Museum’s rare and operational fleet! Witness our aircraft & ground vehicle collection as it shines in the spotlight to deliver a weekend of sky-high entertainment for the whole family!

Air performances will include the Red Baron featuring the 1917 Fokker Dr.1, and the Flight of the Centenarians with 3 hundred-year-old airplanes that will take to the skies; the 1917 Curtiss JN-4, the 1918 Standard J-1 and the 1923 Fokker C.IVa. 

–  Weather Permitting! 

Visit OHTM on Saturday, August 3 and Sunday, August 4 from 10AM to 3PM and get lost in transportation history. There is always plenty to entertain with interactive displays, exhibits, free vintage car rides, ground vehicle and aircraft demonstrations, plus an exhibitor car show.

With two Family STEM Centers, 2 touch-a-trucks and kid’s activities — this event is fun for the whole family! Young visitors may be recruited to judge a contest of exhibitor vehicles and participate in their very own parade around Runway 17! 

Special $12 Online Ticket Prices!

New this year! Attendees can purchase tickets to this event online and save! You must bring confirmation email with you the day of the event, as the email is the ticket. Special $12 ticket prices and refunds are available through August 2, then all tickets will be sold at the door at regular pricing of $18.

Visit owlshead.org to purchase online tickets.

Exhibitors: Pre-Register Online!

Get free admission for you and one passenger when you exhibit at this event with any classic, custom or special interest vehicle that is 20+ years old. 

Visit owlshead.org to register.

WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE SHOW

• Model T Cranking Contest
• Exhibitor Car Show
• 2 Family STEM Centers
• Engine Room Demos
• Ground Vehicle Demos
• Aircraft Demos & Biplane Rides (weather permitting)
• Vintage Car Rides
• Museum Gift Shop
• Outdoor Cafe and Picnic Space
• Special guest, The Wheelmen, a national club dedicated to the history, riding, and display of pre-1933 bicycling heritage

Learn more at: owlshead.org