100th Anniversary Mascoutah Homecoming Und Augustfest · July 31 – August 2, 2026
General admission is completely FREE all three days! Carnival rides and some activities have individual costs. Wristband deals for rides are typically available — check our Facebook page for current pricing.
All events take place at Scheve Park, 905 Park Drive, Mascoutah, IL 62258. The park features a main arena, carnival grounds, pavilions, a dog park, basketball courts, and a walking trail.
Yes, most events continue rain or shine. The tractor/truck pull may be rescheduled if conditions are unsafe. Follow our Facebook page for real-time weather updates and any schedule changes.
Yes! The MTOWN App is a free companion web app with the full schedule, interactive event map, live notifications, and more. Visit the app page to add it to your phone's home screen — no app store download needed.
Free parking is available at Scheve Park in multiple lots:
ADA accessible parking is available near the main park entrance on Park Drive.
Scheve Park has paved paths throughout most areas. ADA parking is near the main entrance. Some grassy areas around the arena and carnival may be uneven. Strollers are welcome everywhere.
There are two parades, both at 5:00 PM:
Route: Starts at Mascoutah Ace Hardware (101 E Main St) → West on Main Street → Right on 6th Street → Ends at Mascoutah Middle School (846 N 6th St). Arrive by 4:30 PM for the best viewing spots!
Visit our Float Registration page to fill out the online form. The deadline is July 24, 2026, and Saturday is limited to the first 100 approved entries. Contact Cody Hawkins at (618) 806-7514 with questions.
Popular viewing areas include along Main Street between Ace Hardware and 6th Street, and along 6th Street heading toward the Middle School. Arrive early to set up chairs. Some families line up 30+ minutes before start time for the best spots.
Walk-up registration opens approximately 90 minutes before each pull session at the Scheve Park Arena. All tractors must have wheelie bars. Check our Tractor & Truck Pulls page or Facebook for pull cards, rules, and class details.
Multiple classes are offered across all three nights including stock farm tractors, hot farm, super stock, and more. Truck pull classes include street stock, modified, and diesel classes. Visit the Tractor & Truck Pulls page for full class details and rules.
Watching the tractor and truck pulls is free — it's part of the general admission to Scheve Park. Grandstand seating is first-come, first-served. Bring your own lawn chairs for extra comfort along the arena fence.
The Classic Car Show is Sunday only, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM at Scheve Park. Check our Car Show page or Facebook for registration details, classes, and rules.
The show is open to classics, antiques, muscle cars, hot rods, trucks, and motorcycles. There are multiple award categories including People's Choice, Best in Show, and class-specific awards. All years, makes, and models welcome!
Multiple food vendors serve German specialties and festival favorites throughout Scheve Park. Beer tents are located in several areas — must be 21+ with valid ID. Food stands open at 5:00 PM Friday, 10:30 AM Saturday, and 11:00 AM Sunday.
Outside food and drinks are generally allowed in the park areas, but please support our local vendors — proceeds help fund future events. No outside alcohol is permitted; all alcoholic beverages must be purchased from the beer tents.
Yes! Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome at Scheve Park. The park even has a dedicated Dog Park area. Please keep pets away from the 4-H livestock area and clean up after them.
Absolutely! The carnival has rides for all ages, including a dedicated kiddie section for younger children. Wristband deals are typically available for unlimited rides — check our Facebook page closer to the event for pricing.
The Princess Ceremony is a beloved Mascoutah tradition held Sunday at 3:00 PM. Young girls from the community are recognized in a special ceremony. Details on participation are shared through local schools and on our Facebook page.
Local 4-H youth exhibit livestock and projects on Sunday starting at 11:00 AM. It's a great educational experience for families. Come see animals up close and support our young community members!
The event is organized by the Mascoutah Improvement Association (MIA), a volunteer-run community organization. 2026 marks the 100th anniversary of this cherished Mascoutah tradition.
Volunteers are always welcome! Reach out through our Facebook page or contact the Mascoutah Improvement Association directly. Help is needed for setup, event management, food service, and cleanup.
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