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Featured car show, sat, jun 15, 2024 in bartlett, il.

102 N. Eastern Ave. North Avenue Car Show 9am - 4pm. All cars, trucks and motorcycles welcome. All proceeds benefit Ignite the Courage, a charity organization created and run by the Bartlett Fire Department. Registration 8am - Noon. Entry Fee: $20 per vehicle. Rain Date June 16. For more information, visit :https://ignitethecourage.org/northave

Sat, Jun 22, 2024 in Plainfield, IL

24741 S. Renwick Rd. Classic Car Show sponsored by the American Legion Post 13. Fifteen awarded classes, great food, full-service bar, 50/50 raffle and door prizes. Gates open at 7am., Registration 7:30 am - 11:30 am. Judging starts at 12:30pm, trophies awarded at 2pm. Car entry fee: $20. Spectators admitted free. Rain date: Sunday, June 23. For more show information, contact Brent at (815) 295-2251.

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Sun, May 26, 2024 in Sandwich, IL

1401 Suydam Rd. 52nd Annual Auto Show at the Sandwich Fairgrounds 6am - 3pm. Antique, classic and special interest cars & trucks along with a parts swap and flea market. Breakfast and lunch on the grounds. Show cars: $15, car corral: $20, swap spaces: $25, cars for sale in the show area: $30. No pre-registration. Spectator donation: $5, children under 12, free. No pets allowed. For more information, call Al at:(815) 414-1239.

Sun, May 26, 2024 in Fox River Grove, IL

100 Ski Hill Rd. 6th Annual Freemasons Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show 10am -3pm at the historic Fox River Grove ski jump. A 50/50 raffle is available with DJ Rudy K providing the musical background.

Sat, Jun 1, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. SomosUno Car Club meets starting at 5pm at Superdawg in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg,com/car-club-schedule

Sat, Jun 1, 2024 in Manteno, IL

Main St. Downtown Manteno. Heroes, Hogs & Hot Rods car, truck bike and golf cart show. All makes and models welcome. Registration: 9am- 1pm; awards at 4pm. Live music, bean bag tournament, food trucks, craft vendors, BBQ competition and air force simulators. All proceeds benefit Project Headspace and Timing. Entry fee: $20. For more information, contact Guido at: (815) 295-1870.

Sat, Jun 1, 2024 in Minooka, IL

7590 E. Route 6, quarter mile west of Ridge Rd. 5th Annual Clennon Car Show Noon until ????. All cars and motorcycles welcome. Trophies, food truck, DJ. Entry fee: $15, spectator admission: free. Rain date: Sunday, June 2.

Sat, Jun 1, 2024 in Roselle, IL

555 E. Irving Park Rd. 10th Annual Rose Festival Car Show 10am - 2pm presented by the Roselle Lion's Club. Music by DJ Tony. Trophies will be awarded to top showings. Entry fee: $10 per car. Rain date: June 2.

Sun, Jun 2, 2024 in Gilberts, IL

Route 72 and Galligan Rd. 14th Annual Gilberts Community Days Car Show 9am - 3pm. Entry fee per vehicle: $20, Spectators free. Proceeds benefit Lurie Cancer Center. Registration: 9:00am to 11:30am. Trophies awarded at 2:30pm. Entertainment by Crusin Music Radio and Dynamix. For more information, call Rudy K: (847) 836-7272.

Sun, Jun 2, 2024 in Big Rock, IL

48W508 Hinckley Rd. 14th Annual Car, Truck, Tractor and Motorcycle Show at Plowman's Park 8am - 4pm. This years special feature: orphan vehicles. Registration 8am - 11am, trophies awarded at 3:30pm. Vehicles must be 25 years or older. Free admission, parking and registration. Proceeds benefit the Big Rock HIstorical Society. For more information, call Barb at (630) 768-3251 or visit: www.bigrockcarshow.org.

Sun, Jun 2, 2024 in Gurnee, IL

5589 Northridge Dr. Annual Buick Charity Car Show 9am - 2pm hosted by the Chiwaukee Border Chapter and Woody Buick-GMC of Gurnee, Open to all antique and classic car owners in a non-Buick Class. Entry fee: $10. Rain date: June 9.

Sun, Jun 2, 2024 in Downers Grove, IL

75th and Lemont Rd. Classic and Modern Mopar Car Show and Swap Meet 9am - 3pm rain or shine at Cozzi Corner Hot Dog and Beef. This event is sponsored by the Chicagoland Mopar Connection Free admission for spectators with music provided. Swap space: $25, $15 display class, $20 award class. For more information, visit: www.chicagolandmopar.com

Sat, Jun 8, 2024 in Fox Lake, IL

100 S. U.S.12 Culver's Benefit Car Show 9am - 2pm . Great music, cool cars and 50/50 raffles. Top cars will be awarded trophies. Show car registration starts at 8am: $20 benefiting animal welfare organizations.

Sun, Jun 9, 2024 in Bourbonnais, IL

1600 N. State Route 50. Bradley 315 Music Fest and Car Show 9am - 3pm at Northfield Square Mall. Cars, trucks and rat rods welcome. Enjoy food, drinks and a 50/50 raffle. Registration from 9am - 11:30 am ($15 per vehicle). Awards presented at 3pm and top 50 receive trophies.

Sun, Jun 9, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. The Autoholics meet starting at 3pm at Superdawg in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car-club-schedule

Sun, Jun 9, 2024 in Peotone , IL

710 S. West St. 52nd Annual Peotone Swap Meet, Car Corral and Show Car Display 7am - 3pm rain or shine at the Will County Fairgrounds sponsored by Phillips Chevrolet. All makes and models welcome. Show car and driver: $15 ($5 for each additional passenger). Please enter the west gate and arrive together to park together. Spectator admission: $5 (Under 15 admitted free). Free public parking for spectators in showgrounds. For more information including Car Corral pricing, visit: www.peotoneswapmeet.com

Sat, Jun 15, 2024 in Polo, IL

205 N. Jefferson Ave. Polo Car Show sponsored by the Gateway to the Pines Car Club. 7am - 2pm shine or rain at the Crossroads Community Church. All cars, trucks and motorcycles welcome with door prizes and giveaways. First and second place trophies for all classes awarded at 2pm. Special prize (a gas card) for the farthest traveled exhibitor at the show. Registration the day of show ($15) ends at 11am. Music provided by 3D Sound Company. For more information, visit: www.gatewaytothepines.org

Sat, Jun 15, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. Stallions Gate Mustang & Ford Club meet at Superdawg in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car/club/schedule

Sat, Jun 15, 2024 in Chicago, IL

7262 W. Peterson Ave. Resurrection Village 2024 Charity Classic Car Show 10am - 3pm. Dash plaques, food trucks, awards. Entry fee: $20. Free for spectators.

Sun, Jun 16, 2024 in Genoa, IL

313 W. Main St. Cruisin' Genoa's 4th Annual Father's Day Car Show 9am - 3pm. Cars, trucks and cycles welcome. Also, a 50/50 raffle benefiting Autism Speaks. MC entertainment by Cruising Music Radio with a band at Noon. Top 40 trophies. Entry fee: $20; spectators admitted free. For more information or group club parking, call (224)-587-6803.

Sun, Jun 16, 2024 in Lyons, IL

4200 Lawndale Ave. Father's Day Car Show sponsored by the Village of Lyons. All cars, trucks and bikes welcome. Music, kids activities, food and beer tent. Registration begins at 9am and continues until Noon. One hundred and thirty awards in 40 classes. Day of show registration fee: $25. For more information, visit: www.showcaseclassics.com

Fri, Jun 21, 2024 in Bartlett, IL

240 S. Route 59. Hanover Township Freedom Car Show 5pm - 9pm. Trophies, food and 50/50 raffle. Free to the public. Proceeds benefit Hanover Township Veteran Services. For more information, visit: www.hanover-township.org

Sat, Jun 22, 2024 in Joliet, IL

124 Stone City Dr. Stone City VFW Car Show benefiting Honor Club Chicago.Registration starts at 9am, $10 per vehicle. Dash plaques to the first 150 compliments of Top Fuel Saloon. Cold beer and great food available for purchase. Raffle baskets, 50/50 drawing. Sponsored by Stone City VFW, Rusty Mutz Car Club and The Coachmen Car Club.

Sat, Jun 22, 2024 in Elgin, IL

2554 Edgewater Dr. Creekside Cruisers Car Show 10am - 2pm. Live music, food trucks and door prizes. Admission is free. Rain date: June 29. For more information, call: 847-712-4539

Sun, Jun 23, 2024 in Fox Lake, IL

306 Washington St. Mopars at the Park Car Show 9am - 4pm at Veterans Park. Old and new Mopars are welcome. Free spectator admission. Preregistration appreciated. For more information, contact Bruce at: [email protected]

Sun, Jun 23, 2024 in Wheeling , IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. Chicagoland Section of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America meet from 1pm - 4pm at Superdawg in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car-club-schedule

Sun, Jun 23, 2024 in Downers Grove, IL

1111 Warren Ave. Festival of Cars at Rotary Fest of Downers Grove 8am - 1pm. Free admission, three trophies presented. Come for the cars, stay for the Fest starting at Noon. For more information, visit: www.rotarygrovefest.com

Sat, Jun 29, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. City Wide Classics meets starting at 5pm at Superdawgs in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawgs.com/car-club-schedule

Sun, Jun 30, 2024 in Northlake, IL

400 N. Wolf Rd. Northlake Days Car & Bike Show. Registration 9am - Noon: $25. Breakfast available from 8am - Noon for $5. Carnival atmosphere with 120 awards in 40 classes including three motorcycle classes. Music by DJ Mike. For more information, visit: www.showcaseclassics.com

Sun, Jun 30, 2024 in Evanston , IL

1613 Central Ave. 55th Anniversary Celebration and Classic Car Show 10am - 4pm at Mustard's Last Stand. Lot opens at 9am. Silent auction, hot dog eating contest and DJ Rudy K. Tophies awarded at 3pm. Rain date: Sunday, July 7. Spectators admitted free.

Sun, Jun 30, 2024 in Hickory Hills, IL

Roberts Rd. between 91st and 95 Streets. Third Annual City of Hickory Hills Car Show 11am - 3pm. All proceeds benefit Kruse Krews. Entry Fee: $20 after June 15, 2024; $15 prior to June 15. Applications available at City of Hickory Hills, 8652 95th St. Check-in time: 10am - 11am. Trophies awarded at 4pm. Space is limited, no refunds or rain dates. For more information, visit: www.hickoryhillsil.org

Sat, Jul 6, 2024 in Fox Lake, IL

Sun, jul 14, 2024 in pleasant prairie, wi.

10901 75th St. All Chevy Car Show featuring C1-C8 Corvettes 9am - 2pm. Hosted by the North Shore Corvette Club and Lynch Chevrolet in Kenosha. Food vendors, DJ Rudy K and 50/50 raffles. Charity donations collected for the Lake County Il. Sheriff's K9 team. Registration: $20. Awards in 17 classes. For more information, call, 224-623-1297 or visit: www.northshorecorvetteclub.org

Sun, Jul 14, 2024 in Union , IL

6422 Main St. Vintage Car Show at the McHenry County Historical Museum 9am - 3pm.

Thu, Jul 18, 2024 in Palos Heights, IL

12300 S. Harlem Ave. 21st Annual Palos Heights Annual Classic Car Event 5pm - 9pm. Live music, local food, 50/50 split the pot. Donation to park:$10.

Fri, Jul 19, 2024 in Wheaton, IL

1771 S. Wiesbrook Rd. Cruisin' For Hope, a drive-in cruise night for all collector cars 5pm - 9pm near the intersection of Butterfield and Wiesbrook Roads presented by Naper A's Model A Club and Hope Presbyterian Church. No judging or prizes, just show off your car. No rain date. For more information, call (630) 668-7750.

Sat, Jul 20, 2024 in Aurora, IL

2855 Hart Rd. Second Annual Abbey Farms Classic Car Show 10am - 2pm. Retail store open 9am - 3pm serving food and drinks. Music by DJ Tony. Awards start at 1:30pm. Car registration: $20, day of registration starts at 8am and includes coffee and donuts. Rain date: August 3. For more information, visit: www.abbeyfarms.org

Sat, Jul 20, 2024 in Alsip, IL

12100 Cicero Ave. Taillights and Tails Summer Classic Car Show 9am - 2pm benefiting Half-Way Home Animal Rescue. Food vendor, music, trophies, raffles and rescue dogs. Car entry fee: $10. Rain date: Sunday, July 21.

Sat, Jul 20, 2024 in Braidwood, IL

273 W. Third St. Summerfest Car Show sponsored by the Braindwood Lions Club and coordinated by the RC Gridiron Club 10am - 2pm at Braidwood City Park. All makes, models and years welcome. Enjoy music, food vendors, flea market and carnival. Registration:$20 day of event opening at 9am and continuing until 10:30am. Trophies (1st-3rd place) awarded at 1pm. All proceeds benefit the RC Gridiron Club activities and mission. For more information, visit: www.braidwoodlionsclub.org

Sun, Jul 21, 2024 in Bartlett, IL

240 S. Route 59. Freedom Car Show 5pm - 9pm sponsored by Hanover Township Veterans Services. There will be trophies, raffles, food, a DJ and much more. Those interested in registering for a chance to win a trophy should call 630-540-9085. For more information, call 630-540-9085 or visit: [email protected]

Sun, Jul 21, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. Porsche Club of America meets beginning at 3pm at Superdawgs. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car-club-schedule

Sun, Jul 21, 2024 in Libertyville , IL

14245 W. Rockland Rd. 12th Annual Lambs Farm Car Show 10am - 3pm. All makes and models of cars and trucks welcome. Preregistration: $20 (closes July 12), day of show registration: $25. For more information, visit: www.lambsfarm.org/event/lambs-farm-car-show

Sun, Jul 28, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. Chicagoland MG Club meets beginning at 1pm at Superdawgs in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car-club-schedule

Sun, Jul 28, 2024 in Lincolnwood, IL

Kostner and Lincoln Ave. 22nd Annual Lincolnwood Fest Car Show 10am - 2:30pm at Henry Proesel Park. Best of Show and Peoples Choice awards. Festival bands, rides, food and drink. No Preregisters. Entry fee day of show: $10 per vehicle. For more information, call (224) 587-6803

Sat, Aug 3, 2024 in Frankfort , IL

201 Colorado Ave. Car Show Fundraiser 9am - 2pm at Lincoln Way East High School. Fun for the whole family. Five People's Choice Awards. Custom designed trophies, $1 split the pot raffle with food vendors on site. For more information,visit: [email protected]

Sat, Aug 3, 2024 in Fox Lake, IL

Sun, aug 4, 2024 in bourbonnais, il.

459 N. Kennedy Dr. 33rd Annual Mustang and Ford Car Sho w at Perry Farm Park presented by Northern Mustang Corral. Car Registration: 8am - 11am rain or shine, participant judging: 11am - 1pm, trophies awarded at 2:30pm. Day of show registration: $20. Food, music and door prizes. For show information, email: [email protected]

Sun, Aug 4, 2024 in Union, IL

7000 Olson Rd. 33rd Annual Vintage Transport Extravaganza 9am - 5pm at the Illinois Railway Museum. This vintage car show is open to antique and classic vehicles. More than 500 cars anticipated. Please use the link below to preregister for the event: https://www.irm.org/event/vintage-transport-extravaganza

Sun, Aug 4, 2024 in Romeoville , IL

1050 Romeo Rd. Car and Bike Show at Romeofest begins at 9am. Enjoy Bobs shotgun bingo, deal no deal, music and DJ Mike. Forty classes and more than 120 awards. Day of show registration is from 9am - Noon :$25; preregistration $20. For more information, visit: www.showcaseclassics.com

Wed, Aug 7, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S, Milwaukee Ave. The Chicago Gearheads Car Club meets beginning at 6pm at Superdawgs in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car-show-calendar

Thu, Aug 8, 2024 in Wheeling, IL

333 S. Milwaukee Ave. The Austin Healey Car Club meets beginning at 5pm at Superdawgs in Wheeling. For more information, visit: www.superdawg.com/car-show-schedule

Sun, Aug 11, 2024 in Gurnee, IL

4374 Old Grand Ave. Gurnee Days Car, Truck and Bike Show 8am - 3pm at Viking Park. There will be a 50/50 raffle of multiple items, door prizes, trophies and good ol' rock and roll music. On the other side of the park, Gurnee Days will have multiple food options. For more information, visit: www.gurneeparkdistrict.com/gurnee-days-car-show

Sun, Aug 11, 2024 in Channahon, IL

25050 W. Eames St. Three Rivers Festival Car Show presented by Hot Rods & Superheros 10am - 3pm in the grass lot behind Resurrection Lutheran Church. Hot rods, muscle cars, classic cars & trucks, tractors and snowmobiles all welcome. Food trucks, DJ, 50/50 raffle. Proceeds from raffle donated to a local family in need. Registration begins at 8am; $10 per car.

Sun, Aug 18, 2024 in Lockport, IL

199 E. Woods Dr. Will County Auto Rebuilders Car Show Swap Meet and Crafts starting at 8am rain or shine at Dellwood Park. Live music from Backdated Band from 1pm - 3:30 pm. More than 700 vehicles participated last year. Beer garden and food available. Registration 8am - Noon. Split the pot: 2:30pm. Spectators admitted free. Swap, car corral set up: 5pm - 8pm Saturday, 6am - 8am Sunday. For more details, call: 815-726-6106.

Sun, Aug 25, 2024 in Waterford, WI

8422 Jensen Parkway. Tichigan Lake Lions 19th Annual Charity Car Show 8am - 4pm. Largest one day car show. Enjoy food, live music, raffles and games. Trophies to the top three finishers in each class. For more information, call: 262-895-6268 or visit: https://www.lionscharitycarshow.com

Sun, Aug 25, 2024 in Batavia , IL

Route 31 and Mooseheart Rd. Third Annual Mooseheat Car Show 9am - 2:30 pm. Entertainment provided by Cruisein Music Radio. This is a vocational automotive shop fundraiser. Entry fee per vehicle: $20. Spectators donate whatever possible. For more information, call: (224) 587-6803.

Sun, Sep 1, 2024 in Kenosha, WI

5555 7th Street. Southern Wisconsin All Airborne Chapter Car Show 8am - 3pm at Petrifying Springs Park. All vehicles welcome. Charitable event benefiting wounded veterans. For more information, call: 262-857-7182

Sat, Sep 7, 2024 in Fox Lake, IL

Sat, sep 14, 2024 in st. charles, il.

37W130 Crane Rd. Third Annual Riverside Riders All Wheels Car Show 11am - 3pm. Top quality trophies for six classes. Live band, food, kids games and petting zoo. No entry fee. To register, call Tom W. at (630)-443-7442

Sat, Sep 28, 2024 in Joliet, IL

1503 Clement St. Illinois Valley Oldsmobile Club presents their annual Orphan Car Show 10am - 3pm for those makes that have ceased production. Food and drink available on site. Participant plaques for the first 75 entries, DJ, door prizes and split-the-pot raffle. For more information, call: 815-258-9987.

Sat, Oct 19, 2024 in Fox Lake, IL

100 S. U.S.12 Culver's Benefit Year-End Halloween Car Show 9am - 2pm . Great music, cool cars and 50/50 raffles. Top cars will be awarded trophies. Show car registration starts at 8am: $20 benefiting animal welfare organizations.

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2024 Maine Classic Car Show Cruise-Ins

Hello Car People! We’re off to an early hopeful start for 2024. It’s still a bit early to update this so this is all still info from 2023 but by April we’ll start to get some confirmation. By all means, please let us know about a regular public car gathering if it’s not on this list. I am occasionally surprised to hear about one I haven’t ever heard of after 15 years of managing this calender.

Listed by weeklies and monthlies — start and end dates & times as available. Please, please, please — help us keep this list current and accurate — if you KNOW of any changes, additions or cancellations, please let us know by email to [email protected] or by phone to 207-233-9970. Portland Motor Club prides itself on having a list you can count on of what’s going on in the car world in our car state. We actually call or try to contact every location if we are unsure of their show or cruise-in status. Thanks for your help. A clean list is a happy list!

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Most of these weekly or regular events do return each year — you can reach out to confirm for yourself. We’re working on the annual car shows for now — check back mid-May for confirmation of the Portland Motor Club 2024 Car Cruise-in Calendar

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Harpswell Cruise Night at Pammy’s Ice Cream at 1410 Harpswell Neck Road (near entrance to Mitchell Field) in HARPSWELL . All cars welcomed. 4-8PM. 50/50. Music. Lobster rolls and more! Corn hole game. FMI: 207-751-7870. Facebook . Mid-May to end of September.

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Uptown Cruizahs Weekly Cruize-In @ Daddy-O’s on Route 26 in OXFORD . 5 -7:30PM. More details to follow… Fun, food, 50/50, prizes. FMI: Dan Tripp @ 207-890-8778 or Gary Allen @ 207-595-2691. (to end of August)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Mount Washington Valley’s Weekly Cruise-In @ Settlers Green parking lot on Route 16 in NORTH CONWAY, NH . Sponsored by Mount Washington Valley Old Car Club. 5:00-7:00PM. FMI: Diane “Di” Drew @ 603-356-2043; Jerry Kelley @ 603-662-2062; (MAY 23 thru mid-SEP — weather permitting)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Bentley’s Tuesday Night Car Show (Cruise-in) @ 1601 Portland Road in ARUNDEL : 5PM – dusk. FMI: Lisa @ 207-985-8966. (May-Sep); [email protected] ; www.bentleyssaloon.com . See pandemic details on web link. (May 7- Sep 19)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Tobey’s Grocery Cruise-In @ 1408 Route 3 in CHINA . 4:30-7pm. Food available. 50/50. Door prizes. Music by “DJ Music by Mike”. May 23 to October 10. Weather-dependent. FMI: Mike Patrick @ 207-691-8099; [email protected]

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Cumberland Classics Cruise-in . Across from Copp Motors at 181 Gray Road on corner of Skillin and Gray Roads behind Doctor Bill’s Car Care in CUMBERLAND . 5-7PM. Raffle, give-aways, good food & goodies plus good music! Antiques, customs, street rods, everyone welcome! FMI: Annette White @ 603-303-6418; Don & Carol Myers @ 207-829-3235; Bill Richards @ 207-415-2389. Tuesdays in June thru end of August.

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⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Bath American Legion Cruise In. Congress in BATH . Sponsored by Dirigo Chapter MOAL (Maine Obsolete Auto League). Food on site; 3rd Wednesday is Spaghetti Dinner Night. FMI: Jim Heath @ 207-720-0678. May-cold weather.

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: IHOP Saco Cruise-I n @ IHOP A 515 Main Street in SACO . 4pm (no other info available at this time)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Fast Eddie’s Drive-In Weekly Cruise-In @ 1308 Route 202 in WINTHROP. 5-8PM. Live music, 50/50 raffle, great food & ice cream specials! FMI: 207-377-5550; website . Starts mid-May thru end of August.

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Dutch Treat Weekly Cruise-Ins @ 5739-291 US Route 2 (corner of Route 156) in WILTON : 5-7PM. Music, raffles, 15% off for classic car driver. FMI: Alison @ 207-645-2145; Facebook . (mid-May thru mid-August in fair weather)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Jordan’s Snack Bar Weekly Cruise-Ins @ 200 Downeast Highway / Route 2 in ELLSWORTH : 5-8PM. LIVE bands and dancing, FREE admission, playground for the kids. FMI: 207-667-2174; www.jordanssnackbar.com ; Band Schedule . (Jul 6 — Aug 17 this year)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: MOAL’s Cruise Night at the former Stone Surface (next to Ricky’s Diner) on Main Street in BRIDGTON : 5-8PM. Food specials; DJ; 50/50; door prizes; car-of-the-night award. Sponsored by Maine Obsolete Auto League Pleasant Mountain Chapter. FMI: Wes Gorman @ 207-647-9411 or Gordon Drisko @ 207-647-8876; [email protected] ; www.pmchaptermoal.com ; (June 1 thru September)

NOT CONFIRMED :: Freeport Chamber of Commerce Cruise-In @ Freeport Antiques and Heirlooms Showcase @ 31 Main Street in FREEPORT . 5-7PM. 207-865-6115. All cars welcome. Live music & food. Memorial Day to Labor Day. Facebook

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Cruise-In Night at Lyman Variety & Pizzeria (formerly Sonny’s) @ 301 Middle Road in LYMAN . FMI: 207-985-0802 (May 11-SEP 28)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Cruise-In at Yarmouth AMVETS Post 2 (six dates this summer) @ Robert W. Boyd Amvets Post 2 @ 148 North Road in YARMOUTH . 4-dusk. Public welcome. FREE admission to spectators. $5 car entry fee. Food & drinks available. Live Music. FMI: Peter Sawyer (Amvets 1st Vice Commander) @ 207-in 671-5892; [email protected]; to sign up car: George “Dodo” Brockman @ 207-776-4642; [email protected]; (2023 dates: July 13 & 27, August 10 & 14, September 7 & 21)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2024 ⭐️ :: Gardiner Classic Car Cruise-In @ Waterfront Park in GARDINER : 5-7PM. Prizes, Giveaways, Music provided by The Music Crew. Vendors. FMI: Jason Everett @ 207-592-7019; www.gardinermainstreet.org . (starts April 25)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Maine Coastal Cruisers Cruise Night at Masonic Lodge #22 @ 156 Alfred Road in KENNEBUNK . 4PM. May 12-Sep 29 No further information available at this time

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Cruise Night @ Iron Tails Saloon at 559 Route 109 in ACTON . 4-7PM. 50/50, prizes. Weekly People’s Choice award. FMI: Bruce @ 207-206-9710. From the first Friday in May thru the first Friday in October.

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Rocky Ridge Apple Orchard @ 38 Rocky Ridge Lane off Augusta Road in BOWDOIN . 3-7pm. Great food. Sandwiches. Fresh bakery. Lots of parking in grass field with plenty of shade. FMI: 207-666-5786; www.RockyRidgeOrchard.com . Facebook . mid-June-Oct 27

⭐️ PRESUMED CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Reny’s Plaza Weekly Cruise-In @ Routes 1 and 3 in BELFAST . How you gonna keep people from parking in Reny’s lot — amirite? 4:30PM-dusk. Facebook .

NOT CONFIRMED :: Roy’s All Steak Hamburger Weekly Cruise Night @ 2514 Turner Road in AUBURN : 5:30 to sunset. FMI: 207-782-2801; www.RoysGolf.com . (May-Sep)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Schoolhouse Ice Cream Cruise-In (MONTHLY First Saturday) @ 253 Bakers Grant Road in LEBANON . 4:30-7:30PM. Pizza & hot dogs, music, raffle, 50/50. Ice cream deals for classic car drivers (first 5 free and then raffle for other goodies). Rescue farm on site for visitors. FMI: Sharon @ 207-457-2200. www.schoolhouseicecreammaine.com ;

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Story Teller Guitars & Cars Cruise-In @ Story Teller Guitars @ 15 Grove Street in DEXTER. 5pm to dusk. Enjoy vintage guitars and vintage cars. Fundraising cruise-in to support multiple veterans organizations. FMI: David Iverson @ 207-924-2240; www.storytellerguitars.com ; Facebook . FIRST SATURDAY of the MONTH May thru September. (2023 dates: MAY 6, JUN 3, JUL 1, AUG 5, SEP 2)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Coffee & Cars at Snickerdoodles @ 166 Ossipee Trail in LIMINGTON . 8-10AM. Music. Door prizes & raffle. Breakfast specials. FMI: 207-637-2500 or [email protected] ; MONTHLY 2nd Saturday starting May thru October. Facebook (2023 dates: MAY 13; JUN 10; JUL 8; AUG 12; SEP 9; OCT 14)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Kruise Knights Car Show ( MONTHLY Last Saturday ) @ Eliot Commons, Route 236 in ELIOT . 1992 and older. 4PM to dusk. 50/50, music, food, prizes. Donations go to Caravan for Toys. NSRA will be on hand for courtesy safety checks. FMI: Phil Martin @ 207-252-1976; [email protected] ; Facebook ; (2023: MAY 27; JUN 24; JUL 29; AUG 26; SEP 30)

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: Cruise-In at Throttle Car Club. (MONTHLY 3rd Saturday) @ 10 Dynamic Drive in SCARBOROUGH. MONTHLY thru October. 9/16; 10/21 still coming up. Bring your favorite show car, classic, Rat Rod, European classic, exotic, muscle car or anything cool to show off. listen to some great tunes, tour our facility, meet some members and mingle with other car enthusiasts, play some corn hole and enjoy our rooftop patio. TCC grill will be open. Newly expanded parking lot can display up to 100 show cars. FMI: (888) 959-8051; Facebook

Hey! Does anyone know about a Cars & Coffee Cruise-in Saturday mornings in HERMON from 8am to Noon? I don’t have any details but they apparently just celebrated their 30th anniversary of the gathering. Would love a location, contact info, dates of their season, details. I saw for the 3oth anniversary celebration on Saturday, September 23, 2023 that there would be coffee, donuts and giveaways — not sure if that’s the case every week? Thanks somebody — please be in touch — contact info at top.

⭐️ CONFIRMED for 2023 ⭐️ :: South Portland Cars & Coffee (MONTHLY) @ 245 Western Avenue in SOUTH PORTLAND . 9-11AM. All vehicles welcomed. Cars and coffee says it all! Fun way to start your Saturday! still September 17, October 22, 2023. SEE PARKING & DISTANCING GUIDELINES HERE : Facebook

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Welcome to norcal car culture, upcoming events in northern california, including: car shows, swap meets, motorcycle events & races, for the week of may 22 – 28, if you enjoy our email newsletters and find them useful, please support us by joining the american car culture association or paying for you subscription for the coming year, to join or to pay for your subscription please click here .

May 24-26 – Santa Maria: The West Coast Kustoms 42nd Annual Cruisin’ Nationals is Friday to Sunday at the Santa Maria Fairpark, 937 S. Thornburg.

May 25 – Burney: The 32nd Annual Mountain Cruisers Car Show is Saturday from 9am to 2pm at the Pit River Casino, 20265 Tamarack.

May 25 – Fairfield: The Royal Rev Up Car Show is Saturday from 11am to 3pm at Armijo High School, 824 Washington Street.

May 25 – Paso Robles: The 16th Annual Golden State Classics Car Show is Saturday from 9am to 2pm at the Downtown City Park, 11th and Park Street.

May 25 – Pittsburg: The 4th Annual Pittsburg Police Car Show is Saturday from 11am to 3pm at the Civic Center, 65 Civic Avenue.

May 25 – Rio Linda: The Thunder in Depot Park Car Show is Saturday from 8am to 3pm at Depot Park, 6730 W. Front Street.

May 25 – Rohnert Park: The North Bay Super Show hosted by the Impalas is Saturday at the Somo Village, 1100 Valley House Drive.

May 25 – Roseville: The Cruisin’ for K-9’s Car Show is Saturday from 10am to 3pm at Denio’s Farmers Market, 1551 Vineyard Road.

May 25 – Vacaville: The Vacaville Fiesta Days Car Show is Saturday from 8am to 2pm on East Main Street in Downtown Vacaville.

May 25 – Visalia: The Second Annual Wings & Wheels Car Show is Saturday from 10am to 3pm at Visalia Municipal Airport, 9501 Airport Drive.

May 26 – Willits: The 42nd Annual Willits Car & Bike Show is Sunday from 10am to 3pm on Main Street in Downtown Willits.

May 27 – Sacramento: The Veterans’ Memorial Day Car Show is Monday from 8am to 12:30pm at the CalPers Lot, 2300 Front Street.

May 27 – Sacramento: The EuroSunday’s Horsepower 4 Heroes is Monday from 8:30am to 11:30am at Overkill Performance, 2444 Tower Avenue.

May 27 – Windsor: The 10th Annual Memorial Day Car Show is Monday from 10am to 2pm at the Newsong Church, 167 Arata Lane.

CARS AND COFFEE EVENTS

May 24 – Danville: The Danville Livery Cars & Coffee is every Friday from 8:30am to 10am at 400 Sycamore Valley Road.

May 25 – Capitola: The Caffeine Cruisers Event is every Saturday from 7am to 9:30am at the Starbucks, 1955 41st Avenue.

May 25 – El Dorado Hills: Cars and Coffee Folsom – El Dorado Hills is every Saturday from 7am to 9:30am at El Dorado Hills Town Center, 2101 Vine Street.

May 25 – Grass Valley: Cars and Coffee Grass Valley is every Saturday from 7am to 10am at Daily Donuts, 117 W. McKnight Way.

May 25 – Isleton: The Delta Cars & Coffee Event is the last Saturday from 8am to 10am at Java Jacks 160, 208 Second Street.

May 25 – Milpitas: The Cars & Coffee Milpitas is the last Saturday of every month from 8am to 12pm at the O’Reilly Parking Lot, 1350 S. Park Victoria Drive. All German Cars Allowed.

May 25 – Pismo Beach: The Pismo Derelicts & Donuts is every Saturday from 8am to 10am at the Golden Donut Shop, 829 Oak Park Boulevard.

May 25 – Redding: The Caffeine & Classics Show and Shine is Saturday from 8am to 11am at San Francisco Deli, 2395 Athens Avenue.

May 25 – Visalia: The Pharoahs of Visalia Cars and Coffee is every Saturday from 8am to 10am at Mary’s Vineyard Shopping Center, 1447 E. Noble Avenue.

May 26 – Bakersfield: The Old Skool Cars and Coffee is the second Saturday and the last Sunday at 7am at Old Skool Clothing, 4550 Coffee Road.

May 26 – Carmichael: The Cars & Coffee Carmichael is every Sunday morning from 7am to 9:30am at the Bel Air Parking Lot, 4005 Manzanita Avenue.

May 26 – Elk Grove: The Cars and Coffee Elk Grove is every Sunday from 9am to 11am at Rescate Coffee, 2475 Elk Grove Boulevard.

May 26 – Galt: Galt Gears & Grind is the last Sunday of the month from 8am to 11am at the Raleys Shopping Center, 10430 Twin Cities Road.

May 26 – Penngrove: The Penngrove Cars and Coffee is the 4th Sunday of the month at 9am at the Penngrove Market, 10070 Main Street.

May 26 – Salinas: The Salinas Cars and Coffee is every Sunday morning from 8am to 10am at Starbucks, 1186 South Main Street.

May 26 – Santa Clara: The TPS Cars and Coffee is the last Sunday from 8am to 12pm at TPS Motorsports, 2705 Lafayette Street.

May 26 – Vacaville: The Vacavillains Cars and Coffee is the last Sunday from 8am to 10am at Starbucks, 210 Peabody Road.

May 22 – Auburn: The Mel’s Diner Show and Shine is every Wednesday at 4pm at Mel’s Diner, 1730 Grass Valley Highway.

May 22 – Folsom: The Cappuccino Cruisers Wednesday Cruise Night is every Wednesday from 4:30pm to 7:30pm at That Dam Place, 1013 Riley Street.

May 22 – Oakdale: The Sno White Cruise-In is every Wednesday evening at 4pm at the Sno White Drive In, 420 N. Yosemite Avenue.

May 23 – Anderson: Cars and Pizza is every Thursday from 6pm to 8pm at Shasta Pizza, 1713 Bruce Street.

May 23 – Bakersfield: The Chuy’s Thursday Night Cruise-In is every Thursday from 6pm to 8pm at Chuy’s Mesquite Broiler, 8660 Rosedale Highway.

May 23 – Citrus Heights: Charlie’s Cruise-In is every Thursday from 4pm to 7pm at Charlie’s Cafe, 7979 Auburn Blvd.

May 23 – Foresthill: Hot Rod Thursdays at Brew Masters is the second and fourth Thursdays from 4pm to 8pm at Brew Masters Deli, 24340 Main Street.

May 23 – Grass Valley: The Grass Valley Wendy’s Cruise-In is every Thursday evening from 4pm to 7pm at the Wendy’s Restaurant, 875 Sutton Way.

May 24 – Clovis: The Hot Rod Gathering is every Friday evening from 6pm to 9pm at the Clovis Missionary Baptist Church, 854 N. Fowler Avenue.

May 24 – Concord: The Concord Friday Night Car Gathering is every Friday at 4:30pm at Domino’s Pizza, 901 Sun Valley Boulevard.

May 24 – Lower Lake: The Lower Lake Get Together is every Friday Night from 5pm to 6pm at Fosters Freeze, 9860 Highway 53.

May 24 – Manteca: The Central Valley Early Iron Cruise-In is every Friday evening from 4pm to 8pm at Jack’s Pizza & Bar, 1223 W. Yosemite Avenue.

May 24 – Modesto: The Pharoah’s Cruise-In is every Friday night from 6pm to 9pm at Velvet Grill Creamery, 2204 McHenry Avenue.

May 24 – Santa Rosa: The Machado Burgers Car Show is every Friday from 4pm to 7pm at Machado Burgers, 406 Larkfield Center.

May 25 – Campbell: The C10 Club Cruise Night is Saturday at 4pm at the Dairy Queen, 2255 Winchester Boulevard.

May 25 – Concord: The Hot Concord Nights Cruise-In is every Saturday evening at 6pm at Los Tacos de Pancho, 2699 Clayton Road.

May 25 – Hanford: The Karr Car Club Cruise Night is the last Saturday from 5pm till dark at Hanford’s Wienerschnitzel, 807 Lacey Boulevard.

May 25 – Sacramento: The Florin Fat Fenders Cruise Night is every Saturday from 4pm to 8pm at Burger Junction, 7900 Florin Road.

May 25 – Santa Rosa: The C/10 North Bay Cruise-In is every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 6pm at Acme Burgers, 1007 W. College Avenue.

May 26- Santa Rosa: The Hot Rods & Burgers is every Sunday from 11am to 2pm at Machado Burgers, 406 Larkfield Center.

May 28 – Waterford: The Waterford Hot Rods and Classics Tuesday Night Cruise-In is every Tuesday at 5:30pm at Pioneer Market, 12138 Yosemite Blvd.

CAR CLUB MEETINGS

Motorcycle events.

May 24 – Auburn: Fast Fridays Speedway Motorcycle Racing is Friday at 6:30pm at Fast Fridays Speedway, 1273 High Street.

May 24 – Rocklin: The Cool Bikes & Hot Rods Bike & Car Night is Friday from 4pm to 7pm at Harley-Davidson of Rocklin, 4401 Granite Drive.

May 25 – Yuba City: The Yuba City Bike Night is Saturday from 5pm to 8pm at Harley-Davidson of Yuba City, 720 W. Onstott Road.

May 26 – Chico: The 16th Annual Chico Motorcycle Show & Swap Meet is Sunday from 7:30am to 2pm at the Elks Lodge, 1705 Manzanita Avenue.

May 23-26 – Bakersfield: The West Coast Classic Bracket Race is Thursday to Sunday at Famoso Dragstrip, 33559 Famoso Road.

May 24-26 – Eureka: The Samoa Memorial Day Mayhem Drag Races are Friday to Sunday at the Samoa Drag Strip, 900 New Navy Base Road.

May 24 – Visalia: The Keller Auto Raceway Weekly Racing Series is Friday at 6:00pm at Plaza Park Raceway, 700 S. Plaza Street.

May 25 – Antioch: The Antioch Speedway 2024 Weekly Racing Series is Saturday at 4pm at Antioch Speedway, 1201 West 10th Street.

May 25 – Marysville: The Marysville Mel and Marlyn Memorial Race is Saturday at 5pm at Marysville Raceway, 1468 Simpson Lane.

May 25 – Merced: The Merced Speedway Weekly Racing Series is Saturday at 5pm at Merced Speedway, 900 Martin Luther King Jr Way.

May 25 – Oroville: The Cycleland Speedway Points Race is Saturday at 12:00pm at Cycleland Speedway, 47 Nelson Road.

May 25 – Redding: Redding Motorsports Park’s Funny Car Fever is Saturday and Sunday at 8am at Redding Motorsports Park, 6750 Old Oregon Trail.

May 25 – Stockton: The Stockton 99 Weekly Racing Series is Saturday at 5pm at Stockton 99 Speedway, 4105 N. Wilson Way.

May 26 – Chico: The Silver Dollar Racing at the Fair is Sunday at 5pm at Silver Dollar Speedway, 2357 Fair Street.

May 26 – Stockton: The Stockton Dirt Track Weekly Racing and Al Miller Memorial is Sunday at 3pm at the Stockton Dirt Track, 1658 S. Airport Way.

If would like to add a show or event to our calendar please visit our “Add Events” page . If you have any questions or need assistance please email Tim at: [email protected] .

What Is The Difference Between A Car Show And A Cruise-In?

Car gatherings are a fun pastime experience that is a hobby for many. You see many different kinds of people with varying tastes and preferences in vehicles. They’re a great place to socialize with other people who appreciate the beauty of cars. But often times, you see on a flyer or an announcement that a certain car gathering is called either a “car show” or “cruise-in.” Many people wonder if there’s a difference at all between the two.

So, what is the difference between a car show and a cruise-in? Car shows are more formal and commonly require a fee for everyone involved. There are usually prizes as well as vendors, food, music and swap-meets. Cruise-ins are a lot less formal and mostly entail a smaller group of people gathering at a park or parking lot for a few hours with no fee involved.

It’s very common and quite easy to get confused between car shows and cruise-ins, but they essentially have the same goal in that they let people show off their classic car and let people share a common appreciation for such beautiful machines. I have attended hundreds of car shows, had several of my classic cars in car shows and cruise-ins, and have helped organize several shows. There’s a lot more to them than just their names.

What You Do At Car Shows and Cruise-Ins

Car shows are an excellent way to show off your ride. They’re also a great way to look at some beautiful cars and admire/day dream if you don’t happen to have a classic car for yourself.

Car shows can end up having thousands of people attending them, all entailing men, women, young, and old people alike. There’s usually something for everyone to keep busy at a car show. A lot of car shows have swap-meets with more than just car parts and paraphernalia, but also clothes, jewelry, sunglasses, etc. With the live music you usually hear at car shows, you can take your mind back in time as you look at machines that make you feel like you’re somewhere thirty years ago.

Car shows will often have several food vendors for you to choose from if you find yourself getting hungry. There are also also lots of treats to eat to make yourself or the littles happy. A lot of car shows also have a voting poll, letting spectators vote on their favorite cars per category. A car show can last for several days and at the end of the car show, judges will announce the winners from spectators’ votes and/or do a raffle and give out sought-after prizes.

Though cruise-ins aren’t as formal and may not have as many amenities as car shows, you still have a chance for having a wonderful time. Sometimes all the organization of a car show can be a bit stressful, so many prefer the low-key feel of a cruise-in. Anyone can walk in and out of the area as they please and admire the beautiful cars people have brought to show off.

There is still a chance for judging and prizes, though the prizes may not be as big or expensive as those at a car show. Cruise-ins usually only last for a few hours, commonly in the morning or in the evening. It’s a great way for classic car owners to admire each others’ cars and network about where to get car parts, reliable auto shops, and who to talk to if they’re interested in buying/selling.

Which Cars Are Eligible For Car Shows and Cruise-Ins

Really any car that is potentially interesting to look at is eligible for a car show or cruise-in. There are no specific standards as to what is and is not eligible to bring to shows like these. Car shows, however, may put a stop to people bringing in their 2007 Ford Fusion (just as an example) or other standard cars you can see in any other parking lot.

Old cars, brand new cars, souped-up cars, anything that could potentially be exciting for viewers to see are great for car gatherings. Sometimes cruise-ins and car shows will be for a specific make and model, so be sure to visit the car gathering’s website or read their flyer to make sure.

For car shows, you’ll usually need to pay a fee, probably between $10-$30, to register your car. Car shows will often have registrants and spectators pay a fee to compensate the employees and all the work that was put into organizing the show.

What To Bring To A Car Show or Cruise-In

If you are someone who is bringing a car to display at a car show or a cruise-in, there are a few things you can bring to make your experience as well as the audience’s experience more pleasurable.

The first item on your list you should bring is some cleaning supplies for your car. You want to make your car nice and shiny for people who are looking at it, but you still need to drive your classic car from your house to the show which will usually get your car a little dirty. Bring some lint-free micro fiber towels as well as some wax and some Windex so you can do a few spot cleans once you get your car parked. It’s also nice to bring some tire shine to give your tires that brand-new look.

If you are bringing a car to display, it’s also a good idea to bring a camping chair to sit in, some cold drinks, and some photos or a photo album of your car’s rebuilding process if you have them. People love seeing the process of an old rust bucket being brought back to life.

If you are a spectator, there are still a few things you should plan on bringing. Always bring cash with you. A lot of car shows won’t accept credit cards or checks, so cash would be your best bet. Contact the show organizer to see exactly how much it will be when you arrive. Also bring some extra cash in case you want to buy a treat or a meal; sometimes vendors don’t have credit card machines either.

It’s also a good idea to bring a lot of water with you if you plan on walking around looking at cars. Car shows and cruise-ins are usually held in the summer so it gets really hot. Apply sunscreen as well because you will definitely get sunburned if you don’t. If possible, wear sunglasses and a hat and wear the appropriate clothing to keep you cool; in other words, don’t wear a sweater and jeans.

How To Organize Your Own Car Show or Cruise-In

If you wish to organize your own car show or cruise-in, there are a few easy steps you can take to meet your goal. A lot of the steps depend on how big your want your show to be and how much time and money you’re willing to invest.

Planning a cruise-in won’t be as time consuming as planning a car show. First, you’ll need to pick a day for the cruise-in. Pick a time of year that is weather appropriate. Also try to find a day where there aren’t a lot of other activities going on around town that could lessen your audience.

Once you pick a day, find other people to help you out with organizing it. Make some flyers and post them on Facebook and around town. You can even make a free website from places such as Wix so people have a place to go to for more information. Most of your time should be spent advertising the cruise-in so you have as many attendees as possible.

Planning a car show is a little more demanding than planning a cruise-in. Consider all the steps recommended for planning a cruise-in in addition to networking and finding vendors as well as sponsors to help fund the car show. Calculate the price you will need to charge to car registrants and from spectators.

Cruise-In Car Meet

Tagged: classic cars , Exotic Cars , vintage cars

Cruise-In on June 5, 2021 Cruise into the Automobile Driving Museum on Saturday, June 5 2021 from 10 am – 1 pm for our monthly Cruise-in!

All vintage, classic, custom, and rare automobiles are welcome!

Solo and car clubs are all welcome.

Enjoy your day in the beautiful City of El Segundo with family and friends for our Cruise-In car meet.

We invite you to come and visit our museum floor where you can experience a vast collection of vintage and classic cars.

Bring the kids, have some ice cream in our ice cream parlor and learn about the American Automobile.

Free entry to all, but donations are appreciated.

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First Car Meet: 23 Dos And Don'ts

Sticking to these car meet rules is crucial to making the most out of these events that every gearhead lives for.

Car meets are the glue of the local automotive community . They are a wonderful place where like-minded people gather to discuss what they share in common, a fervent passion for everything automotive. Whether it is your first meet, or you're a seasoned veteran, car meets are a fantastic way of gauging the pulse of your city’s local car culture.

Updated April 2022: Every car enthusiast remembers their first car meet. These events are the hallmark of spring and summer, and in order for you to make the best of them, we've updated this list with more car meet dos and don'ts every gearhead should follow.

Not only that, but car meets are often the birthplace of car enthusiasts . They are often the first real memory an enthusiast has of loving cars. Car meets also help expose people to new genres of car they would not otherwise be exposed to. Where else can you find a heavily modified Mustang GT, sitting across the way from a Pagani Huayra?

That being said, if you are planning on attending a local meet soon, it is important to know what to do and what not to do, as established by long-held traditions and common sense. It is also important to know the things you should absolutely steer clear of doing. That is due to the fact that not all is perfect in the world of car meets. Because just like everything else in the world, they are often ruined by jerks. Jerks that do wildly stupid, reckless things that can quickly shut a meet down, or worse, actually hurt someone.

So, if there is a car meet looming on your schedule, or you plan ongoing in the future, read this list of 11 car meet dos and 12 definite don’ts.

Related: Check Out This Rotary-Only Car Meet Featuring Rare Mazdas In Japan

23 Do: Ask Questions

Looking like a total noob will happen at your first car meet. From where to start, to what kind of car is that, you will have a million questions , and it's important to ask away. You will never learn anything new about any of the cars in question, and you might end up lost and looking at cars of spectators and not show cars.

Asking questions will also open the door to new friendships or conversations that you may never have had before. Finally, asking questions can help inspire your own car build. Learning about new parts, methods of installation, or even an entirely new model you never thought of before. Don't be quiet, and do ask plenty of questions during your first car meet.

22 Do: Show Up Early

It is absolutely essentially if you plan on having an enjoyable time at any car meet you attend, to arrive early to the meet and comfortably secure you spot. Depending on the specific type of meet, whether Cars and Coffee, Caffeine and Octane, or some other flavor of car meet, they are often jam-packed with eager attendees.

It is not just other cars you have to worry about either, it’s the massive crowds that always seem to congregate at just the right spot to perfectly inhibit your safe entrance. Showing up early is also a great way of seeing the best cars in action.

Seeing your favorite cars sat stationary is still something worthwhile, but there is nothing comparable to seeing them in action, even if it is just watching them maneuver into a parking spot. So, don’t forget to set your alarm clock for that obscenely early hour, and get ready to either park up, or be on the lookout for your favorite cars. Just as an aside, why are car meets always held at inhumanly early hours?

21 Do: Bring Water and Sunblock

Okay, you finally decided on the perfect car meet that you have your heart set on attending. You arrive early, and eagerly anticipate the arrival of the bulk of the meet’s lineup. Then it hits you, you will be spending the next few hours walking around the baking asphalt, completely unprotected from the sun. An hour into it, you realize that because of the sun, you are now incredibly thirsty, but the only water around is from an overpriced vendor.

So, the car meet ends, and you are now the proud owner of the world’s worst sunburn and are out of pocket on the world’s most overpriced bottle of water. Definitely not a good start to your journey into the world of car meets. That is why is imperative to not let yourself get too fixated on the cars at the car meet and forget the essentials to taking care of yourself. Our rule of thumb is to always prepare as if you are going to the beach , that way you are covered on multiple fronts.

20 Do: Make New Friends

This is probably the most important thing you should remember to do. Car meets are wonderful in their ability to bring together what has traditionally been a polarized, and often times volatile, community. It is the great equalizer of car events, where you can mingle with you local Bugatti owners, as well as people from the after-market community. Being a smorgasbord of diverse backgrounds, it is imperative to make an effort to make some new friends.

Again, this is probably easier said than done, especially if you are skewed towards the introvert side. That being said, there are ways to break the ice with strangers at car meets. The easiest and way of is to ask an owner about their car.

If there is one thing car enthusiasts like almost as driving their cars, it is talking about their cars. It is also a great strategy to walk around to all the different sections, do not get overly comfortable staying in the same circle, this is the car meet equivalent of hanging by the punch bowl at a dance. So, venture forth, young Padawan, and make all the friends your little heart can manage.

19 Do: Be Open to New Styles

Okay, full disclosure, we all have our preferences. Some people love classic cars. Others can’t stop obsessing about all things JDM. Then you have your muscle car fanatics, super car lovers, and all the eclectic and increasingly niche subsets that lie somewhere along the automotive spectrum. If you are attending a general car meet , and not something with a specific theme (think of a Porsche-only event), then you have before yourself an incredible opportunity to be exposed to cars that are entirely new to you and that you otherwise would be unable to see in your daily life.

Being open is why it is important to remember to explore around and taste the meet’s different offerings. Think of it like buffet, you would never fill up on purely chicken wings, would you? No, you get a bit of everything, and always eat too much. Alright, the analogy kind of falls apart at the end, but the sentiment is correct. This does mean you have to be open-minded enough to appreciate someone else’s style and car. With cars, as in life, keeping an open mind opens new doors to possibilities and opportunities that otherwise would not have existed, so please, explore without prejudice.

18 Do: Bring the Whole Family

As we have mentioned before, car meets are a fantastic way of bringing people of incredibly diverse backgrounds together under the banner of common interest. What we didn’t mention is that it is also a great way of bringing together people with starkly different interests. We are talking of course, about your family.

You see, just because you obsess day in and day out about your cars, does not mean your family shares the same level of passion. Usually, it's not even close. If you are lucky, they will have a passive ambivalence about your extracurricular hobby.

Whether that be your significant other, children, or some other member of your extended family, car meets are great ways of exposing them to your favorite pass time. Show them the product of the hours of time and money you pour into your car. It can also be a great way of turning some members of your family into aspirant car enthusiasts themselves. At the very least, it will give your family a deeper understanding of what you are passionate about and why. Plus, car meets can definitely be tons of fun, even for those who are not their because they love cars.

17 Do: Take Lots of Pictures

With the proliferation of social media, and the ubiquity of high-quality cameras on smartphones, taking pictures has got to be one of the most obvious things to do when attending a car meet. But in the heat of the moment, you may begin to feel self-conscious about taking pictures of a stranger’s car. Don’t! Everyone at a car meet is there because they are passionate about their cars and are more than willing to share their projects with you and your camera .

Car meets are also fantastic ways of building a social media following nowadays. At the very least, you may just discover a new hobby in photography. Just beware and be cautious, because despite the typically characteristic openness of car owners at car meets, every once in a while, you will come across an unwilling soul, dead set on sharing their vehicle to all your Instagram followers.

Because of this, as a means of common courtesy, always ask for permission when taking pictures up close and personal of someone’s car. Car meets are equally great at launching YouTube channels. Given the new wave of car spotters, you definitely would not be alone.

16 Do: Bring Plenty of Detailing Supplies

This particular tip is for those actively participating in the car meet. Now, bringing your own car to a car meet can be an especially nerve-racking experience. You are experiencing anxiety from countless sources. Whether that is you worrying about how your car will be received, how the audience will treat your car, or if there will be any kids out there hell-bent on scratching your car. With all these thoughts running through your head it can be easy to properly prepare your car for the meet.

We are not just talking about giving your car a quick wash and wax either. Throughout the course of the meet, even just the drive over to the location, your car will accumulate some dirt. Nothing ruins that sweet IG post faster than a dirty car.

This is why bringing supplementary detailing products should be at the top of every car owner’s list when preparing for a car meet. It does not take much either, get a decent quality microfiber towel, and some quick spray detailer, and you got yourself a winning combination sure to have your car looking fresh for the public. Now all you have to hope for, is that no unattended kids lay into the clear coat.

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15 Do: Follow Proper Parking Etiquette

This might be the most anxiety-ridden moment of any car owner’s odyssey into the world of car meets. It has become a point of pride to be a good parker, specifically, being able to back in a car. Now, to begin with, you should always listen to the event organizers, as they will typically be directing traffic to designated locations. Furthermore, if no event organizers are assuming this responsibility, it is crucial that you quickly survey the parking lot and observe the trend in cars already parked.

What we mean is, at most car meets, cars will usually back in, but that is a general rule, not a universal law. Therefore, it would be prudent to quickly determine what is the prevailing method of parking at this particular meet. When it actually comes to parking, just remember to be calm, and ask for help if necessary. Parking between six-figure exotics is not the time to let your pride get a hold of you. So, do not be shy to ask any spectator around to help guide you in. Also, unless otherwise given explicit permission to do so, do not be the person that takes up multiple spaces. It just looks bad on your part.

14 Do: Dress Comfortably

Okay, this is definitely a too-often overlooked one, and objectively subjective. T-shirts and shorts would be a comfortable option for Californians, but sure death for Minnesotans. So the first step when preparing for a car meet, is to check the weather and dress accordingly. This is already something you probably planned to do anyway, especially if you are a convertible owner. Those five minutes can be a lifesaver if you live in a region with a volatile weather pattern.

As you may or may not know, car meets inevitably mean extended minutes of idle standing, brisk walking, and occasionally running under the right circumstances (think Ferrari 812 about to exit parking lot).

Before you know it, all this activity has tested the limits of your shoes' arch support, and the strength of your deodorant. Add humidity to the situation, and things only continue to get worse. Therefore, it is crucial to bring the right gear that allows you flexibility and comfort. Seriously, you are doing yourself a huge favor. So, be wise and keep those leather-studded chaps at home for this one.

13 Do: Have Fun!

This is the single most important thing you must keep in mind when planning your time at a car meet. At the end of the day, having fun is the whole premise of your attending a car event in the first place. As is often in life, unfortunately, you could easily get bogged down in the mire of logistics and social nuances, and completely forget the reason that brought you to the car meet world in the first place. An open environment, where people congregate to enjoy themselves and their common passions.

Remind yourself that cars are meant to be enjoyed, and more specifically as it relates to car meets, meant to be shared and experienced. Their cars being the points of pride for many gear heads, it is easy to take something as seemingly relaxed like a car meet too seriously. Few things ruin an otherwise fun experience faster than taking yourself too seriously. With all this being said, you are now equipped with a list of things to do when attending a car meet, now all that is left to do is to give you the run down on 10 things you absolutely should not do at a car meet.

12 Don’t: Start A Rev-Off

Full disclosure, at one point or another, you will, as a car enthusiast, feel the urge to do something pointedly stupid. One of those dumb things that are often the quickest to get a meet shut down, or at the very least, attract unwanted attention from the fuzz, is 2-stepping in the parking lot. This is an especially egregious party foul if you happen to have a straight piped car, which basically means you're treating the audience to the sounds of thunder. We realize how tempting it is to show off that sweet blow-off valve you just installed, but it is important for you to exercise a little temperance and spare the general public’s ear drums.

As far as rev-offs go, which are as the name implies ridiculous battles involving your car’s exhaust systems. This is about as bad as 2-stepping. Typically, these start with two guys arguing over whose car either sounds better, or is just plain louder. Only one of these is actually quantifiable, neither, however, actually matter. Although, we have to admit, shooting flames is pretty cool.

11 Don't: Encourage Bad Behavior

As we have said before, 2-stepping in the parking lot is a bad idea. This bad idea, however, is often brought about by the instigation of members of public. The throngs of camera-wielding spectators are almost insatiable in their lust from increasingly sketchy behavior . Shouting and cheering for loud revving cars, and burnouts do not do anyone any favors, including those doing the shouting.

The most salient example of crowds encouraging bad behavior has to be the crowding of car meet exits. You know exactly what we are talking about, if not, let us paint you a picture: you are leaving a car show, you have a loud, rowdy V-8, and you see a bunch of people at the exit egging you on to power slide out of the meet. You are mildly responsible so at first you are hesitant, but a few more cheers and the promise of Instagram fame seal the deal for you.

What happens next is something that has happened all too often, because we almost forgot to mention, you are driving a Mustang. We have all seen the infamous videos of wild behavior going terribly wrong, and we are not suggesting the crowds are at fault here. But what we are saying, is that it is best to try to discourage such behavior, and the most effective way to do that is to ignore it, not reward it.

10 Don't: Do Donuts... Seriously

Like the loud revving and the 2-stepping, doing donuts, whether in the parking lot or an adjacent street, is a awful idea. In fact, it is a substantially worse idea than just revving loudly. The only real danger from 2-stepping is from damaged ear drums, with donuts, however, we could be talking serious injuries to bystanders.

Not only that, cops will absolutely not tolerate this, and will all but immediately shut down the car meet and may obstruct any future possibilities of holding car meets at that particular location. If that is not enough of a deterrent for possible tire-slaying rogues, know that those same police officers can go as far as impounding your vehicle if they feel you pose a great enough harm to the surrounding bystanders.

This is serious stuff, as it should be. Car meets are events designed to be enjoyable for people of all ages. One of the prerequisites of having a successful car meet, is to ensure the safety of all participants. So, doing donuts is a strict no-no for those looking to go a local car meet. You have been warned, be safe and exercise sound judgement when showing off your pride and joy.

9 Don't: Touch Other People's Cars Without Their Permission

This is everyone’s pet peeve. No one likes the person that goes around putting their dirty paws all over your shiny, clean paint. This is especially prevalent among the non-car enthusiasts that attend their occasional car meet. This is a function of both ignorance and ambivalence. We like to think that these are well-intentioned people who simply let the exuberance of beautiful cars temporarily override sounder judgment.

Sometimes, however, these well-intentioned people can lead to some serious damage. From scratches to dents, many car meet veterans have stories of wayward bystanders ruining their car without the slightest shame. Even worse still, are the wretched group of people who are not well-intentioned, and who instead have malevolent intentions when they attend a car meet. Whether jealousy or pure evil, sometimes bystanders will purposely wound your baby. This is both cruel and excessive, but something that has happened before.

This is why it is always important to ask the car owner for permission to touch the car, whether that be for a picture, or something else. This is especially true if you are trying to get inside their car. Common sense, despite being seemingly uncommon, should be followed carefully at all times.

8 Don't: Start An Impromptu Drag Race

This is another one of those things that falls under the stupid category. We get it though, the exuberance of youth often prevails over better temperance, but still, it’s a bad idea. As we have already covered, doing any of these can lead to losing your car, or even someone losing their life. Drag racing is also a common feature at car meets. Nothing especially organized, perhaps something as simple as coming across your local car meet rival at a stop sign. Regardless, this is not something you want to be taking part in, because it is both dangerous and, again, stupid.

For that matter, we should also caution those attending car meets to obey all traffic laws. Not just speed limits either, though that is obviously an important one and one that is often the point of greatest contention at car meets. As well as speed limits, it's also important to make sure you avoid the oft-cited “exhibition of speed” ticket. This is not the same as speeding, what this means is, that people who quickly accelerate or rev their engines. We have already covered the trappings of revving, but quickly accelerating is also something to be aware of as you are exiting or arriving at a car meet.

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7 Don't: Complain About Other Cars in Attendance

Being “salty”, as the kids say, is when you assume the state of mind of a hater. Someone who only has one objective, brings others down. Whether that be through snide remarks, sour looks, or a combination thereof, car meets are filled with people getting their hate on. That is because the car community is a microcosm of the world at large. Filled with mostly decent, kind people, but also host to a seething, ugly underbelly where people thrive off disrespecting others . That is why, when attending a car meet, you should do your utmost to make sure you steer clear of any such behavior.

Complaining just is not an attractive trait. It is only exacerbated when what you're complaining about it something as subjective as which car looks or is better.

Complaining affects more than just yourself too, it has a pernicious effect on all those who happen to be misfortunate enough to be around you. It casts a negative cloud over what should otherwise be a pleasant event. In extreme cases, complaining could lead to confrontations when the owner of the object of your complaints decides they have had enough. This is really just a friendly reminder to be kind and avoid cynicism.

6 Don't: Feel Intimidated Attending Your First Meet

This one is almost unavoidable. It can be a scary thing to attend your first car meet, especially if this is your first time going, and you are going by yourself. It is almost like moving to a new school halfway through the year. You show up as the new kid, while everyone else as already established their respective cliques.

This is, in some sense, an accurate representation of car meets. You will often see people communing in groups, but that is definitely not to say that the car community is cliquey. So, while you may be the new kid on the block, it is important to remember that everyone has gone through this before.

Not only that, the car community, despite its less than savory elements, is an overwhelmingly positive community. Being bashful may be your first reaction to venturing into an entirely new environment, but do not be surprised when you feel the full front of the community’s embrace. Just like bonding over sports, few things can bring two seemingly antithetical people together like a shared passion for cars. So, get out there and do not feel frightened by the strangers in the crowds, because as the saying goes, a stranger is just a friend you haven’t met yet.

5 Don't: Disrespect Event Organizers

Organizers are often the unsung heroes of car meets . They handle the logistics, promotion, and vendor coordination, all of which typically go unappreciated. Add to this, the monumental task of trying to wrangle a bunch of antsy car enthusiasts eager for mischief, and you got yourself a recipe for a thankless and taxing job. This is why you should do your best to try to express your appreciation to these organizers, for all the work they have put in, especially considering a lot of them are doing this on a solely voluntary basis.

One of the best ways of expressing your appreciation and gratitude, aside from actually saying thank you (which you should totally do), is to dutifully follow their instruction and refrain from being a rampaging hooligan. Every dumb move someone at a car meet does is added pressure and anxiety to the event organizers.

Not only that, participants in the car meets are often resentful of organizers due to what they perceive as unfair or overly restrictive regulations. When in doubt, just follow the golden rule, and treat the event organizers the way you would expect and hope to be treated if you were in their position

4 Don't: Lie About Your Car's Specs

Committing this sin at a car meet will do many things for you and your reputation, none of which are good or should be aspired to. When you lie to someone about how much power your car makes, or maybe just exaggerate the actual figures, you are putting leaving yourself wide open.

That is because, if there is one thing car enthusiasts are good at, is reading through BS power figures. This ability is another point of pride for gear heads, and that in of itself is also easy to explain. You see, in the car world, how much power your car puts down is the equivalent of how big your stick was in primal times.

On top of that, boasting about your cars inflated power figures makes you look petty and small, much like your cars power figures. Okay, that last part was probably hurtful, but that is part of the point. Your cars power numbers today are a reflection of where it is currently at, not where it will be at. Every person at a car meet will recognize that and be accordingly supportive in your car’s journey. So, there is really no need to lie or embellish.

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12 Themed Cruises You Should Have On Your Radar In 2024

T aking a cruise is an experience unlike anything else. Days at sea on a ship full of entertainment and relaxation make for a fantastic vacation. But what if you want even more from your cruise? A theme might be what's missing. In addition to all the usual cruise experiences, themed cruises allow fans of a particular artist, lifestyle, hobby (or even animal), to celebrate their passion on the high seas with activities, events, surprises, and sometimes special guests.

There are dozens of themed cruises on offer each year, usually hosted by major cruise lines like Norwegian , Carnival, and Royal Caribbean. But don't let their numbers fool you. According to Business Insider , themed cruises are rapidly climbing in popularity, and some trips are selling out in record time. That means it's important to find your dream-themed cruise and reserve your tickets as early as possible.

Fortunately, even if they're sold out, most themed cruises will let you join a waiting list, so there's still hope! Here are 12 themed cruises that will set sail in 2024 and are well worth boarding, either now or the next time they hit the high seas.

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The Emo's Not Dead Cruise

If you truly know it's not a phase, the Emo's Not Dead Cruise is perfect for you. Gather with fellow emo fans for four days (and nights) of concerts, activities, and even a private party at Great Stirrup Kay in the Bahamas. Over a dozen bands will perform, including Yellowcard, Senses Fail, and Armor for Sleep. Alongside themed activities like a masquerade ball, cruisegoers can also enjoy surprisingly cheerful activities like a bellyflop competition in the ship's pool.

The first Emo's Not Dead cruise was in 2022. Cruisegoer and emo fan TheReelChris shared highlights on YouTube , calling it "EPIC." Fans in the comments section agree, with Schecterplayer92 adding, "This was one of the best experiences of my life." With a killer lineup and entertaining activities scheduled, it seems like Emo's Not Dead 2024 will also be a rad experience. The cruise will be hosted on the Norwegian Pearl, leaving from Miami on February 26 and returning on March 1, 2024. But what would an emo-related cruise be without a little sadness? Unfortunately, the cruise is already sold out. If you're interested, you can sign up for the waiting list and hope.

Meow Meow Cruise

Some of us know that no matter how great a vacation might be, cats would make it even better. Meow Meow Cruise has solved that problem. While guests unfortunately aren't allowed to bring their own furry friends aboard Virgin Voyages' Scarlet Lady, the four-day cruise will give them their feline fix in plenty of other ways.

Activities include cat-themed trivia and a scavenger hunt. But the best part may be communing with fellow cat people (many of whom stroll around the ship wearing cat ears). You'll also be able to mingle with real cats -- one of 2024's ports of call is Key West, where you'll find the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum and its community of about 60 friendly polydactyl kitties, many of them descended from one of the author's own pets.

It's hard to find reviews for Meow Meow Cruise, but the fact that this themed cruise has been going on annually since 2015 speaks for itself. The 2024 Meow Meow Cruise sets sail from Miami on February 21, with a return date of February 25. Tickets are still available, but to be sure you don't miss out, consider booking right now.

In My Cruise Era

Sure, cruises are great — and cruising is a multi-billion dollar industry — but is anything more popular than Taylor Swift? For those who can't imagine anyone saying "no" to that question, there's no better cruise than In My Cruise Era. While not officially affiliated with Taylor Swift, this themed cruise is a passionate fan homage. Swifties will be able to dress up in their favorite Taylor-inspired looks, exchange friendship bracelets, perform their idol's songs during karaoke sessions, and more. We're also guessing there will be of lots impromptu song breaks throughout the ship from Taylor's extensive catalog.

Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas will host this cruise, which sets sail from Miami on October 21, 2024 -- which, as People Magazine points out, is one day after the Eras Tour will be in the city. Fans lucky enough to attend the concert can continue their Taylor euphoria for four more days on the high seas. Since this is a new themed cruise, there aren't any reviews, but based on the positive fan vibes from Eras Tour concerts and movie viewings, among other events, we're guessing it's going to be a great time for Swifties. Swifties must agree, since the cruise is already sold out. Cancellations do happen, though, so hopeful fans can join the waiting list. Contact the cruise's organizers to sign up.

Disney's Halloween On The High Seas

Go on just about any cruise-related blog or website and you'll see that Disney Cruise Line's Halloween-themed cruise, officially called Halloween on the High Seas, is a popular favorite. As you probably expect from Disney, this themed cruise is perfect for a family vacation , so it's not too scary. The cruise is hosted on multiple Disney Cruise Line ships, and each one is decorated with the care and attention to detail you'll find in most Disney-related enterprises. The Pumpkin Tree is the highlight of the decor, with pumpkins that eventually appear on its branches and transform into lit and unlit jack o'lanterns.

Halloween on the High Seas also features Halloween activities (including a trick-or-treating night) and exclusive Halloween-themed desserts. Disney cruises in general are known for their opportunities to meet the studio's beloved characters, and during the Halloween on the High Seas cruises, some of those characters are in costume. Notably, Disney Cruise Line's official site tells us, Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow will be dressed as the Sanderson Sisters -- who wouldn't want to see that?

This magical mixture of whimsy, fun, and exclusive opportunities is the perfect way to cast a spell on Disney fans of all ages. Luckily, Halloween on the High Seas is held during a number of different times in September and October, so you and your family should be able to find a place on board!

The Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruise

Sure, Hallmark Channel Christmas movies might be a little on the cheesy side, but let's be honest: lots of us dream of being in one in real life. You can get a little of the real-life Hallmark movie experience by visiting some of the movies' filming locations , but now there's a way to have an even more immersive experience: The Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruise.

Passengers will get to meet Hallmark Channel movie stars, attend panels and photo ops, and get to see a new Hallmark Christmas movie before its world premiere. Maybe best of all, passengers can take part in lots of Hallmark Christmas movie-inspired activities, including tree lighting and cookie decorating -- all while wearing their favorite ugly Christmas sweaters.

2024 is the first year of the Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruise. It was originally intended to be just one cruise, but a second one was added after the first one sold out. As of now, two Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruises are scheduled for 2024. Both go from Miami to the Bahamas and back and last four days in November. ... And both are sold out. But Christmas is a time of miracles, so if a Hallmark Channel Christmas experience on the high seas sounds like your dream come true, sign up for the waiting list as soon as you can!

Hurtigruten Northern Lights Cruises

Themed cruises are often about fandoms and hobbies. But Norway-based cruise line Hurtigruten offers a themed cruise that's about something even bigger: the Northern Lights . There are several Northern Lights-themed cruises out there, including some luxurious options by Cunard. Unfortunately, the Northern Lights aren't always visible, but Hurtigruten stands out by offering a Northern Lights Promise for cruises scheduled between September 26 and March 31 and lasting longer than 11 days. If the Northern Lights aren't visible during your cruise, they'll give you another one. So if you're serious about seeing the Aurora Borealis, this is the company to choose.

The Northern Lights are the focus of Hurtigruten's eponymous cruises, but there are also other things to do on board, including scientific lectures and photography lessons. There are excursions, too -- notably a dog sledding option. Passengers who've taken one of Hurtigruten's cruises unanimously praise the stunning fjords and landscapes you can admire from the ship and during excursions, not to mention their experiences of seeing the Northern Lights. Some warn that the ships aren't as luxurious or modern as many other cruise ships, primarily because Hurtigruten's ships are also functional vessels intended to transport and deliver mail to various points on the Norwegian coast. Still, Cruise Critic reviewers like cmolaison praise the friendly crew, the surprising level of comfort, and the "stunning vistas" you'll see, saying he and his family "highly recommend" taking a Hurtigruten cruise.

Cruise & Crop Crafting Cruises

If the perfect vacation for you is a combination of R&R and crafting, you're in luck! There are several crafting-themed cruises. One of the most popular is organized by Cruise & Crop, with ships around the world hosting different crafting- and arts-themed trips. This makes them the most accessible themed cruises on our list, with different price ranges, departure points, itineraries, and ports of call. One thing all crafting cruises have in common, though, is groups of like-minded people exploring their creativity amid the other joys of cruising.

For instance, one of Crop & Cruise's 2024 offerings is a Mexican Riviera cruise aboard Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas, featuring scrapbooking and other papercraft classes taught by artist Barb Warne. The ship departs from Los Angeles on April 19, returning April 26. Many Cruise & Crop cruises sell out quickly, so if this idea has sparked both your wanderlust and your creativity, be sure to check their list of 2024 cruises and reserve as soon as you can.

Star Trek: The Cruise

For seven days and nights every year, thousands of Star Trek fans gather to be a part of a fandom extravaganza at sea. Star Trek: The Cruise is an experience that features celebrities aboard (2024's guests include LeVar Burton and Wil Wheaton, among many others), costume and cosplay events, and lots of fun activities.

But what makes Star Trek: The Cruise truly unique is that audience participation is very much encouraged. Passengers and celebrity guests are all considered the crew of one great, big, intergalactic vessel. Passengers get to interact with the guest stars in events like karaoke battles, and stars share parts of their earthly lives with Q&A sessions and even glimpses at other projects they may be involved in.

The first Star Trek: The Cruise was held in 2017 and since then it's been a fan favorite. Star Wars and cruising aficionado Aaron Bossig writes on Trek Movie.com that many fans go on the cruise every year, and proudly wear t-shirts from the previous ones. He calls Star Trek: The Cruise "an extra special convention experience." 2024's edition will be held on the Mariner of the Seas, departing from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on February 22 and returning on February 29.

Literature Festival At Sea

Once a year, aboard the legendary Queen Mary 2, passengers can mingle with writers, poets, journalists, and critics in a full-blown literary festival in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Literature Festival at Sea invites writers in all genres to host round table discussions, participate in Q&As revolving around their work and areas of expertise, host workshops, and converse with passengers.

Whether passengers want to participate as much as possible or just attend a few events, the Festival seems to be an excellent addition to a typical Queen Mary 2 voyage. On TripAdvisor , passenger Artemis C writes of her experience at a previous Literature Festival at Sea that "the whole week was a joy".

2024's lineup features crime novelists, journalists, historians, and more, for what's sure to be a fascinating week of discussion and discovery. If you'd like to combine an elegant transatlantic cruise and a literary experience, 2024's Literature Festival at Sea will take place from November 13-20, departing from Southampton, U.K., and arriving in New York. Cunard has also launched an Australian Literature Festival at Sea, scheduled from December 11-16, 2024, on the Queen Elizabeth, which departs from and returns to Sydney.

Chefs Making Waves

Many cruise lines are proud of their food offerings. Some cruises feature dishes created by world-famous chefs, and others even host food and wine festivals. But no culinary cruise event seems quite as, well, fun, as Chefs Making Waves. This culinary-themed cruise will set sail for the first time in 2024. Onboard will be a number of beloved celebrity chefs, including Anne Burrell and the Cake Boss himself, Buddy Valastro. Cooking demos and, of course, food tastings of all kinds (including sit-down meals, desserts, and street food) are on the menu. Best of all, Chefs Making Waves is an all-inclusive cruise, so everyone can eat and drink without having to pay extra!

There will be all of the usual cruise-related fun, from swimming to excursions, to help you work up an appetite. There will also be unique games, with some of the chefs participating in events like bingo and a celebrity chef sing-off. If this sounds like an awesome cruise, you're not the only one who feels that way. Chefs Making Waves will take place from March 25-29, departing from Miami with excursions in Great Stirrup Cay and Nassau, Bahamas ... and it's already sold out. But you can still sign up for the waiting list . With a little luck, you'll be able to enjoy this delicious, themed cruise experience.

Soul Train Cruise

Imagine a festival with a lineup featuring some of the best soul and R&B acts of all time. Now imagine it's on a relaxing cruise ship. This dream is actually reality -- it's called the Soul Train Cruise. The popular themed cruise will be celebrating its 11th year in 2024 and the lineup is on fire. Dozens of groups and artists will perform, including The Temptations, Boyz II Men, and En Vogue. Passengers can also learn how to dance like people did back in the old school days of Soul Train's TV show, with lessons from some of the show's actual dancers. There will also be wine tastings, Q&A's, comedy shows, and a lot more.

With all of this on offer, it's no surprise that the Soul Train Cruise is sold out. But sign up on the waiting list and keep your calendar free from January 27-February 3, and you may get lucky. If you do, the cruise leaves from Fort Lauderdale, with ports of call in Tortola (British Virgin Islands) and St. Maarten.

The Gothic Cruise

The Gothic Cruise is an annual event held on an ordinary cruise ship. Goths mingle with "norms" but have their own private events on board, mostly DJ sets and concerts. There's also a masquerade ball, with Goths decked out in their finest Victorian-style garb ... as long as it meets ship safety requirements, that is. The cruise's website specifies that simulated weapons aren't allowed and notes that hoop skirts are fine for the ball but not in the ship's dining areas, "due to the close proximity of the tables". And yet, the Goth community thrives on these cruises -- and even gains norm fans along the way.

In a Porthole Magazine article about the Gothic Cruise, longtime attendee Spike Pittman says that many mainstream passengers are wary of the Goths at first, "But by the end they're begging to get into our private events." Some even book their future cruises to coincide with the Gothic Cruise, even if they don't plan on attending every event.

The Gothic Cruise has been held since 1989. Cruising doesn't seem very Goth, but in the end, the article points out, it comes down to what all themed cruises offer: a sense of community (in this case, one that often stays up all night and sleeps during the day). If this moves your little black heart, the 2024 Gothic Cruise will be held on the Norwegian Escape (but book through the Gothic Cruise's website for private event access), departing from Orlando on March 2, and returning March 9.

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