139th Annual Old Settler's Meeting

The Annual Old Settler's Meeting, which is under the auspices of Neavill's Grove Inc, is the oldest continuous civis event in Jefferson County to meet in the same location under the same name for 139 years. The first meeting was held on the last Saturday in August 1885. The festival is included on the Library of Congress Local Legacy Register.

Located at  6576 Deputy Pike, approximately 7 miles NW of Madison Indiana, the event is strongly supported by all phases of the community. Many families choose each year to hold their family reunions at Neavil's Grove, known for it's beautiful beech trees. The officers and directors of Neavill's Grove Inc look forward to meeting you and your friends at this year's Old Settlers. "Where friends meet friends and make new friends" Dale Armstrong, President. 

Friday:

Music 530-730pm :Gary Brown Acoustic Country

Famous "Delicious" Fish Sandwiches starting at 5pm

Saturday:

Official Opening Saturday August 31st 11:30am

Antique Tractor Display: Vintage Classic Tractors & Garden Tractor Display, Display & Working Demonstrations all day Saturday

Tractor Parade at Noon Saturday

Special Auction following Tractor Parade (approx. 1pm) includes special Painted one-of-a-kind slate roof tile donated from former Bill Ford Estate

Homemade Ham & Bean Soup Supper 4p

LIVE MUSIC & Entertainment:

Melissa Wolf 4-5pm

Country Kickers Line Dancers 5-6pm

Bee Camp Bottom Boys 6-8pm