The Baldwin County Commission’s Department of Archives and History Invites You to the Annual Olde Time Days Festival on Saturday, October 4, 2025

The Baldwin County Commission's Department of Archives and History invites you to join us on Saturday, October 4, 2025, for the annual Olde Time Days Festival. The event will be held in Stockton, Alabama, on the beautiful grounds of Baldwin County's Bicentennial Park, located on Hwy. 225 just 1.5 miles north of I-65.

This year's theme, "Harvesting Our Farming Heritage," celebrates the hardworking farmers and timeless traditions that shaped our communities and still feed us today.

Visitors can step back in time with authentic farming demonstrations, including plowing, peanut threshing, and hay baling. The always-popular antique car and tractor show also returns, along with the parade at noon. Entertainment will fill the park throughout the day with performances by The Chestangs, Unknown Bluegrass Band, and the Path to Peace Choir.

Festival-goers can also browse booths with local vendors, sample Southern-style food and sweet treats, and cool off with a refreshing drink. Children will enjoy a wide range of activities, including a carnival, giant slides, Uncle Joe's Rolling Petting Zoo, train and hayrides, face painting, balloon art, Kona Ice, games, and much more.

Olde Time Days is more than just a festival; it's a celebration of Baldwin County's agricultural roots, bringing together history, heritage, and community. Ask anyone who has attended in the past: it's fun for the whole family and an educational experience for all ages.

Mark your calendars-Saturday, October 4, 2025, 9 AM-4 PM at Bicentennial Park in Stockton. Don't miss this unforgettable day of history, heritage, and hands-on fun!