Two weeks ago, the sounds of bluegrass music filled the air in Auburn. This weekend, people around town will hear the sounds of tractor engines instead, as Auburn hosts the 16th Annual Logan County Antique Engine and Tractor Show.

All around Auburn's park, there will be tractors and engines of all shapes and sizes. The show will be June 2 and 3, with special events planned on both days. Drexel Johnson, of the Logan County Antique Tractor Club, said people often arrive early and stay late.

Friday evening at 7 p.m. is the farm stock tractor pull. An antique tractor pull will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. Saturday morning, the tractors will parade through Auburn. Children have a chance to take part in the fun with the kiddie pull Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Johnson said the tractor show always draws a big crowd and they are hoping for good weather.

In addition to the tractors and engines, there will be booths set up at the pavilion. Booths will feature items such as jewelry, handicrafts, baked goods, knives and other items. Booth rental is just $10 for the entire weekend, from Thursday through Sunday.

This time frame corresponds with the time for the 400 Mile Sale, which comes right through Auburn and draws many visitors. For more information on renting a booth, contact Wayne Dinsmore at 270-791-2202.