ACD Festival Partners

The general purpose of this club, incorporated as a non-profit corporation, shall be to preserve and maintain specimens of three fine automobiles of American manufacture, namely, Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg.

Features more than 100 classic and antique vehicles from the 19th century to present era, with emphasis on cars built in Indiana.

DeKalb County, Indiana is the "Hub of Transportation Heritage" and the home of multiple transportation museums showcasing classic automobiles, trucks, aircraft, a military collection, railroad memorabilia, local art, county history, and the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum.

Tri Kappa of Auburn is a philanthropic organization that supports individualized projects within the community in the areas of charity, culture and education. We organize and support numerous eendeavors both close to home and around the state of Indiana.

The National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States located in Auburn, Indiana. NATMUS is a non-profit museum with emphasis on post World War II cars and trucks but with vehicles on display from 1908 "high wheelers" to current production pick ups.

The center is dedicated to helping current and future generations of Americans embrace and understand the unique nature of the American Military, and the individual service and sacrifice that continues to secure and preserve our freedoms.

The Downtown Auburn Business Association (DABA) has been serving downtown Auburn, Indiana, since the 1940’s when it was established as an association for business owners to gather and collaborate, focusing their efforts on bringing customers to the downtown

The Early Ford V-8 Foundation Museum was formed to honor Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company products, past, present, and future. The museum is an educational and research facility for all to enjoy.