Elkhorn, Wisconsin - 9/16/2023 10:00 am to 9/16/2023 02:00 pm
Save the date for the 4th Annual Countryside Classics Open House & Car Show!
Date: Saturday, September 16, 2023
Time: 10am to 2pm
Location: 1525 N. Country Club Pkwy, Unit 2
Elkhorn, WI 53121
This event is always inclusive – all cars, trucks and bikes are welcome, so bring them all!
👉We will bring back some performance fun on the chassis dyno with a few rounds of “Guess the Horsepower!”
😋 We are excited to have Frank with QueMagic serving up some amazing BBQ options! More menu and vendor information to come as well!
👉This year’s charity fundraising recipient is Camp Hometown Heroes. This is a week-long overnight summer camp for children and siblings of fallen U.S. Service Members. “During their visit to camp, the children begin the healing process with other children who have experienced a similar loss.” We had the opportunity to donate to this non-profit last year, and fell in love with their mission.
👉 $15 pre-registration will get you a FREE event T-Shirt, Countryside Classics goodies and entry into car show judging.
👉 Same-day registration available (T-Shirt included only as available) and entered into winning car show judging prizes and trophies.
We are mixing it up a little this year with the following awards – (we will explain each further in future posts) –
✅ Charity’s Choice Award
(Camp Hometown Heroes)
✅ Shop Choice Award
✅ Young Gun Award (age 30 and under)
✅ Kid’s Choice Award
👉First 75 vehicles registered will receive event dash plaques
👉 You can bring your car for free to the show! The $15 registration fee is NOT required to attend the car show to show off your beauty!
👉 Spectators are always free – please come check us out!
👉Raffle items GALORE! Last year we had over $2,500 in raffle prizes and we expect that to keep growing! Stay tuned to the event discussion for more info on these items closer to the event date!
👉 50/50 raffle
🤩 Countryside Classics will be donating 100% of all raffle profits to Camp Hometown Heroes. Please take a moment to check out their website to learn more about their mission. Camp Hometown Heroes is a week-long camp for children and siblings of fallen U.S. Service Members to help them in the healing process from the grief and trauma experienced, with other children who have experienced a similar loss.
Check them out more –
https://www.camphometownheroes.org/