June 14: Oxbow Fire Department Classic Car Show
No fee for cars, 'If it is old or different, bring it down! We will be proud to show it!' Awards will be given for different categories of cars and tractors.
There will also be live music. Food, including hot dogs, hamburgers and sausages, will be sold and chicken BBQ will start being served at noon.
All proceeds benefit the Oxbow Fire Department.
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