SOMETHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Our family-friendly event has various attractions for people of all ages! Some people are drawn to our car show and antique tractor display, others to the free kids play park and gator wrestling show, and some just love to watch local performers on the community stage.
Kids Park
Our kids play park is sure to keep your little ones entertained for hours. The park is free of charge. Parents must sign a waiver for their child to enter.
Antique Tractor Display
Welcome to Old Town, a village of antique tractors that only come out once-a-year for the Clewiston Sugar Festival. During your visit, ask any member of our team of tractor-buffs to crank one up! Trust us, you won't see this display anywhere else.
Gator & Wildlife Shows
Join Justin Igualada from Bite Force for for an educational wildlife show in the morning, and get your adrenaline racing with a unique gator show in the afternoon. The shows are free. All ages welcome!
Line Dancing Lessons
We have partnered with Southern Soul to bring you an awesome opportunity at the 2025 festival. Visit the WAFC Chill Zone Lounge to take free line dancing lessons, meet new friends, and gain confidence for the dance floor.
Car Show
Big Lake Cruisers Rod Run is the annual fundraiser for the Big Lake Cruisers. Most of the proceeds fund local youth charities with the club retaining a small percentage for operating costs during the year. The 2024 Rod Run is Saturday, March 15, 2025 in conjunction with the annual Clewiston's Sugar Festival event.
Questions? Contact: Paul Hart, President of Big Lake Cruisers at 561.261.2291 or email biglakecruiserscc@gmail.com
Sugar Express
CLIMB ABOARD FLORIDA HISTORY!
Saturday March 15, 2025 there will be various ride options featuring vintage passenger cars and Sugar Express steam locomotive no. 148, these trips will traverse local farmland on a spirited ride perfect for families and children.
Locally, No. 148 will be operating a six-chime steam whistle off sister locomotive No. 153, which is currently on display at the Gold Coast Railroad Museum. Steam locomotive No. 153’s voice has been silent for decades and has not been head.
