This is a biennial aviation display, not really an airshow per se, but well worth a visit. It is generally in late September. Held behind the Air Force museum and accessible from that side or at the back gate off Airway Drive, there are replica WW1 planes flying, RC models, cars from the era, costumed reenactors, etc. It's free, with free parking, and is a nice way to spend a couple of hours on a weekend afternoon. This year it was honoring the centennial of the end of the war.
There were vendors with books, models, toys, etc. Several food trucks served lunch. An announcer kept you posted on the flying, and provided historical tidbits. More laidback and less crowded than a typical airshow, very kid-friendly, and packed with aviation nerds like me. read more