A block of West State Street, closed to traffic and open to cars from throughout the many decades of America's love affair with the automobile.
Brass-era, classics, post-war showpieces, hot rods, and the occasional electric specialty, parked along West State Street for one Saturday in July.
Grab coffee, walk the block, ask the owners about their cars. That's the show. The History Center handles registration and the storytelling side; the Downtown Ithaca Alliance handles the downtown side.
Free for participants. We'll guide you in starting at 8:30 AM, send arrival details by email, and coordinate a one-by-one exit at 3. All eras welcome — brass, classic, muscle, modern.
The show is cancelled if rain is forecast. We make the call by 8 PM Friday. Drop your email and we'll send the call so you don't drive downtown for nothing.
One block off The Commons, on the State Theatre block. Closed to traffic from 7 AM to roughly 3:30 PM.
If you're driving into town as a spectator, the Cayuga Street and Green Street garages are both a short walk. If you're bringing a car for the show, arrival is via Geneva Street — we'll send full directions when you sign up.
We'll get back to you, usually within a day or two.