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Enjoy summer afternoons and evenings at the Allegheny County "Park in the Park" Car Cruises! These events have music, local food trucks, Mike Frazer from 3WS radio , and plenty of unique cars and antique vehicles. Dashboard plaques will be given to the first 100 cruise cars. 

Car cruise events are free for all and weather-permitting. In the event of cancellation, updates will be posted to Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) . 

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Popular western pennsylvania & eastern ohio car show events.

The Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio regions have thousands of car show and car cruise community events. They are a great way for enthusiasts to get together and support the cause. Below is a short list of annual events (one for each month) that have been growing for decades. Pittsburgh Vehicle PPI is a proud supporter of these events and we hope to see you there.

IBPA Spring Fever Car Cruise (Irwin, PA) Saturday April 27, 2024 (12pm to 5pm)

Located in the Irwin business district, the Irwin Business & Professional Association is having its 32nd Annual Springtime Car Cruise. Many locals look forward to this spring event as they bring their old automobiles out of winter hibernation. While Main Street is closed so hundreds of vehicles can be displayed the businesses are open! There is also a food court, DJ, and 10 trophies awarded. Visit the IBPA website for more info.

Vintage Tin Car Show (Scott Township, PA) Sunday May 19, 2024 (10am to 4pm)

Located in Scott Township Park, the Vintage Tin of Western PA car club is hosting their 52nd Annual Cops and Rodders Rod Run Car Show for vehicles 1986 and older. Lots of antique auto enthusiasts from the South Hills area enjoy attending this event due to it being exclusively for older vehicles. There is music, food, basket auction, 50/50 raffle, and all proceeds go to school for the blind. Visit the carcruises.com website for more info.

Stan Hywet Father’s Day Car Show (Akron, OH) Sunday June 16, 2024 (9am to 3pm)

Located at the Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, the 66th Annual Father’s Day Show is hosted by the Ohio Region Classic Car Club of America. The event focuses on quality and displays approximately 400 classic, antique, and collector cars on the lawns of the estate which provides a nice backdrop. This show is for pre-registered vehicles only and sells out every year. Visit the Stan Hywet Events website for more info.

4th of July Freedom Celebration Car Show (Butler, PA) Thursday July 4, 2024 (9am to 4pm)

Located in Butler Memorial Park, the Butler Area Street Machine Association (BASMA) hosts their 24th Annual Freedom Celebration Car Show on the 4th of July every year. This community park provides a great atmosphere with a sunny field and plenty of shade along the creek. This is a participant judged event so its very relaxed and nobody takes anything seriously. There are door prizes, 25 trophies, basket auction, 50/50, food truck, and a DJ. Registration is from 9am to 12noon and the event ends at 4pm. Visit the BASMA website for more info

Vintage Grand Prix Car Show (Pittsburgh, PA) Sat & Sun, August 3 & 4, 2024 (10am to 5pm)

Located in Schenley Park, the 42nd Annual Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is America’s largest vintage auto racing event and the only one run on public streets. Normally held in July, race weekend this year is in August. The 10-day celebration of events is run by more than 1000 volunteers to benefit the Autism Society and the Allegheny Valley School. The International Car Show takes place on the Bob O’Conner Golf Course surrounding the races through Schenley Park. This is a non-judged show where the fairways are lined with thousands of cars organized by country and manufacturer. Visit the PVGP website for more info.

Hot Summer Nights Car Cruise (Beaver, PA) Saturday August 3, 2024 (10am to 8pm)

Located in Downtown Beaver, the 38th Annual Hot Summer Nights is the Super Bowl of car cruises in tri-state region. It is nationally recognized as one of the Top-10 Car Cruises in the eastern half of the United States with 4000 cars and 40,000 people attending. The well manicured main street with open businesses and a beautiful park make for a great setting. Visit the Beaver Events website for more info.

Western PA Region AACA Car Show (Latrobe, PA) Sunday September 1, 2024 (9am to 3pm)

Located in Legion Keener Park, the 60th Annual Paul P. Bell Memorial Car Show is hosted by the Antique Automobile Club of America. There are two show fields, one judged for 2009 and older and the other non-judged for 2024 and older. There is also a special display class for AACA Senior Award cars. Onsite food, bake sale, basket auction, car corral, music and more. Visit the Western PA Region AACA website for more info.

Applefest Car Show (Franklin, PA) Sunday October 6, 2024 (9am to 5pm)

Located in Victorian downtown Franklin, PA, the 42nd Annual Applefest Car Show is a great season ending finale. The cars fill the streets and 300 arts & crafts vendors fill the park. Approximately 50,000 people attend this festival that features a giant arts and crafts fair, a beer fest, wagon rides, kids korner, farmers market, live entertainment and plenty of food. Visit the Franklin Applefest website for more info.

Victory Car Cruise

May 24 – August 30, 2024

Cruise with us on Friday nights!

5 – 9 pm

Opening Night – Welcome Cruisers! No theme

Back to the 50s Night

Mopar & AMC Night

Corvette, Camaro & Chevy Powered Night

No Car Cruise

Exotics & Tuners Night

Back to the 60s & 70s Night

Miata & Foreign Imports Night

Mustang & Ford Powered Night

Buick, Pontiac, Olds & Cadillac Night

Back to the 80s Night

High Performance Night

Jeep & 4WD Night

Closing Night – No Theme

More than cars.

Victory Car Cruise was created with families in mind. We understand that while a hemi engine grabs your attention, it might not have the same effect on little Suzy. That’s why our car cruise offers more than cars.

Coming right from work or looking to feed a family of four? Treat yourself at our food court area every Friday night.

You’re looking over a ’57 Coupe Deville when the song “Low Rider” comes on. Yeah, our DJ knows what he’s doing.

Where we set up shop:

21150 Route 19, Cranberry Township, PA 16066

Victory Family Church

Victory Car Cruise takes place at Victory Family Church in Cranberry Township, PA. We have over 900 parking spaces and 3 different entrances. Feel free to tour the church when you visit, and head over to lifeatvictory.com to learn more about our host.

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You work hard to keep your car running at peak performance, and you deserve a car cruise that rewards your effort. Around these parts, cruisers are king.

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11 Car Cruises To Experience In Washington County (And A Bonus)

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Hot dogs, apple pie and car cruises can be found in Washington County, PA this summer.

Here’s a list, starting with the car cruises that are closest to Washington. See the Car Cruises 2022 article .

Meadowlands, PA

Eighty four, avella, pa., burgettstown, finleyville.

Car cruises are weather sensitive. People who spend many thousands of dollars and untold hours on their cars don’t take them out in the rain. Check the weather before driving to one.

The National Pike Steam, Gas and Horse Association includes displays of pickup trucks, semis and cars as part of their summer show, which takes place August 13 to 15.

We get a good number of the older cars, pickups and big trucks. Association President Bob Kelly

Their spring and summer shows aren’t car cruises. People will see a fascinating display of vintage farm and other equipment, a flea market, craft show and fair-type food that people go out of their way for.

Drive up to a car cruise. Admire some cars. Enjoy the music and food that’s usually at a cruise or nearby. But hurry – summer will be over before you know it.

Locations of car cruises in Washington County

This article was published in July 2021

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Waterfront Car Cruise

Note: Traditionally held on Tuesday of PVGP Race Week we are shifting the Waterfront Car Cruise to Monday for 2024.

This is a large car show open to anyone who wants to show off their ride -that includes old cars, new cars, trucks and motorbikes. The car show is a fantastic place for auto aficionados, hot rodders, gearheads, car crazy people as well as families to gather for a few hours and enjoy the cars, the people and the stories.

$10 Donation at the Entrance

There is no pre-registered entry. Please make your $10 donation as you enter the event. The PVGP is one of the area’s largest charity events and the Cruise is a fundraiser for our autism charity partners so we ask cruisers to make a $10  donation for our charities. A PVGP Race Program will be given for each donation.

Please contact the Grand Prix’s Cruise event captain  Don Privett  with any questions about our car cruise.

Cruise Rules We strive to provide a safe and friendly evening for all and we ask our visitors to abide by some simple rules:

• There is NO saving spaces  – the event fills up almost every year so saving a spot for a friend is not permitted. If you want to park together we suggest you arrive together.
• PVGP volunteers will direct you to your parking space
• Pop-up canopies are not permitted in the cruise area
• Alcoholic beverages or the consumption of such is strictly prohibited on the premises.
• For Sale signs and solicitation of vehicles is not permitted.
• NO solicitation of ANY kind except by approved vendors.  Click here for information  on becoming a vendor.
• NO burnouts! We appreciate horsepower as much as anyone, but a crowded shopping center parking lot is not the safest place to do this. If you really want to lay down some rubber why not get a competition license and become a vintage racer!
• Pets are permitted if on a leash and under the control of the owner. If in the opinion of the PVGP, a pet presents a danger or nuisance to others, the pet owner and pet will be asked to leave.

Directions from Downtown Pittsburgh

Take Interstate 376 East to Exit at Homestead/Squirrel Hill (number 5) Follow Homestead signs onto Beechwood Blvd (You will need to be in the right lane) Continue over the Homestead High Level Bridge (Stay in the right lane) Turn right off the bridge ramp into the Waterfront area. Turn right towards Lowe’s Theater Turn right at the stop sign on to Waterfront Drive The PVGP Car Cruise is on your right in the parking lot in front of Old Navy

Directions from the North

Take Interstate 279 South to the Veteran’s Bridge exit Stay left following signs to Interstate 376 East Exit at Homestead/Squirrel Hill (number 5) Follow Homestead signs onto Beechwood Blvd (You will need to be in the right lane) Continue over the Homestead Grays High Level Bridge (Stay in the right lane) Turn right off the bridge ramp into the Waterfront area. Turn right towards Loews Theater Turn right at the stop sign on to Waterfront Drive The PVGP Car Cruise is on your right in the parking lot in front of Old Navy

Directions from the South

Take 885 North. Follow Homestead Exit to Amity Road (just past High Level Bridge) Turn left on Amity Turn right into the Waterfront area Turn right at the traffic light The PVGP Car Cruise is on your right in the parking lot in front of Old Navy

Directions from the East

Take Interstate 376 West through the Squirrel Hill tunnels Exit at Homestead/Squirrel Hill(number 5) Follow Homestead signs onto Beechwood Blvd (You will need to be in the right lane) Continue over the Homestead Grays High Level Bridge (Stay in the right lane) Turn right off the bridge ramp into the Waterfront area. Turn right towards Loews Theater Turn right at the stop sign on to Waterfront Drive The PVGP Car Cruise is on your right in the parking lot in front of Old Navy

Directions from the West

Take Route 60 South or Route 22 East to Interstate 279 North Go through Fort Pitt Tunnels and over the Fort Pitt Bridge Take Interstate 376 East and exit at Homestead/Squirrel Hill (number 5) Follow Homestead signs onto Beechwood Blvd (You will need to be in the right lane) Continue over the Homestead Grays High Level Bridge (Stay in the right lane) Turn right off the bridge ramp into the Waterfront area. Turn right towards Loews Theater Turn right at the stop sign on to Waterfront Drive The PVGP Car Cruise is on your right in the parking lot in front of Old Navy

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The Cannonball Run, A.K.A. “The Secret Race Across America,” was conceived by automotive journalist Brock Yates and Car and Driver editor Steve Smith. It was intended as a protest against the strict traffic laws and speed limits imposed during the 1970s. Yates wanted to prove that you could “drive quickly across the country in normal traffic without disrupting anyone or being unsafe.”

The race was named after Erwin “Cannon Ball” Baker, who in the early 20th century became famous for his record-setting drives. In 1933, Baker set out from New York City in a Graham-Page Model 57 and arrived in Los Angeles 53 hours and 5 minutes later - a record that would stand for over 30 years. The media referred to this record as the Cannon Ball Run. It was this legendary run that Yates and Smith decided to name their protest after.

The first Cannonball Run took place in May 1971. The race had no official route and participants could choose their own path across the country. The objective was simple: get from coast to coast as quickly as possible. Following the success of the first race, several more Cannonball Runs were organized in the early 1970s. The second race took place in November 1972, with a winning time of 37 hours and 16 minutes. The last official Cannonball Run was held in 1979. This time, the winner was a Jaguar XJS driven by Dave Heinz and Dave Yarborough, completing the race in 32 hours and 51 minutes. The run traditionally began at the Red Ball Garage in Manhattan, New York, and ended about 2,800 miles later at the Portofino Hotel & Marina in Redondo Beach, Calif. 

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Classic cars will cruise down main Erie street on Friday. What to know

For the 15th summer in a row, a car show is coming to downtown Erie.

Contemporary Motorcar, at 4910 Peach St., will sponsor and host CruiseTown Erie in the heart of downtown Erie on Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. This is a no-charge classic car show for both participants and spectators.

The show will take place on State Street between Fourth and 12th streets. State Street will be closed off to regular traffic after 6 p.m. when the show begins.

“There used to be a downtown Erie cruise 15 years ago,” George Lyons, owner of Contemporary Motors said. “(Former) Mayor Joe Sinnott asked me if I would run it that one summer for them. He wanted it to continue, as it’s a great event for the downtown area. I took it over for that one year and the next thing you know here we are at 15 years.”

The event will be held if weather permits, Lyons said. Good weather often brings a good crowd, he said.

The cars displayed on State Street

The event will have classic cars on display that were made from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s and later models.

Attendees will find both original and modified cars lined up on State Street, along with performance cars of all types, including sports cars, imported cars and trucks.

CruiseTown brings in all kinds of spectators

Car enthusiasts aren't the only ones who enjoy the show.

“We get a lot of families, senior citizens and everybody you could imagine from the City of Erie coming down for the free event while seeing all the classic cars of all types on display in those areas,” Lyons said, adding that the event typically showcases between 700 to 800 vehicles.

More: Juneteenth in Erie: Celebrations include annual Block Party, Cookout Cruise and art

Next CruiseTown show is Aug. 9

Contemporary Motors is planning another CruiseTown Erie event at the same location on Aug. 9 running at the same time.

“Contemporary Motor Cars absorbs all of the costs of this event as a chance to give back to the community,” Lyons said. “We’ve been in business for 30 years. We do business with a lot of people who do appreciate great cars both new and old. We feel this is a wonderful way to say thank you and to promote our wonderful downtown area.”

Learn more about CruiseTown by visiting CarCruiseFinder's website.

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See chrome for miles as weekly car cruise at Richland Mall revs up for the season

Car enthusiasts can get their fill of mirror paint, gleaming chrome and souped-up engines every Thursday evening at the car cruise in Richland Mall featuring classic, vintage and collectible vehicles.

The weekly event, which runs from 4 to 8:30 p.m., weather permitting, is sponsored by carcruises.com and Zamigas Properties , which operates the mall and other local venues where the organization’s cruises are held each week.

“I’ve loved cars ever since I was a little kid,” said Vito Capaccio, who founded the car cruise website in 2000. “Before the internet, we had to rely on printed lists to find local car cruises, so I could see the benefit of listing all the events going on in a single place.”

The website provides information about car cruises across the United States.

Capaccio said cruises can be more than just a chance to see dream cars up close.

“Cars are something that can bring people of all backgrounds, ages and experiences together,” he said. “Cruises are just as much a social event as an opportunity to see some really fabulous cars.”

In addition to the cruise in Richland on Thursday evenings, Capaccio organizes the following cruises throughout the week:

• Mondays: Kings Family Restaurant, Monaca

• Tuesdays: Kings Family Restaurant, Greensburg

• Wednesdays: Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills

• Fridays: Union Square Shopping Center, New Castle

• Saturdays: Murrysview Shoppes, Monroeville

• Sundays: Sonic Drive-In, McMurray

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