The 75th anniversary of America’s longest-running antique car show takes place at Greenfield Village. Hundreds of vehicles from the 1890s through 1932 arrive from across the country to be displayed in the historic village setting.
Attendees can meet vehicle owners, watch drivers engage in games of skill, and enjoy expert insights during the Pass-in-Review parade. The event features immersive historic vignettes, live music and dancing with the River Raisin Ragtime Revue, car talks with automotive historians, special demonstrations, and awards for best restored and unrestored cars.
Saturday evening includes a Gaslight Parade of Cars with kerosene and early electric lamps, followed by a Dixieland-style parade. The festival celebrates the Ragtime America and Jazz Age with historically inspired street food, music, dancing and activities.
The event is free for members or included with village admission.
