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47th Anniversary St. Ignace Car Cruise 2023

June 24, 2021 @ 2:00 PM - June 27, 2021 @ 5:00 PM

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47th Annual St. Ignace Car Show

Join us for the 47th Annual St. Ignace Car Show Weekend, June 22rd -25th, 2023! 

This ALL makes, ALL models show has taken over downtown St. Ignace the last weekend of June for 45 years! We’re especially excited to see the return of some perennial favorites that have been missing for the last two years as well as some brand new activities.

NEW THIS YEAR: We will be offering FREE off-site spectator parking with a FREE shuttle running all day Saturday. Park at the Mackinac County Airport (1220 N. State St., follow signage or speak to lot attendee with questions) and the shuttle will be running from the Airport to the Show Headquarters ALL DAY LONG.  Shuttle hours will be 7am-7pm on Saturday.

 

For a St. Ignace Car Show General Vendor Form, Click Here!
For a St. Ignace Car Show Food Vendor Form, Click Here!
Schedule of Events:

Thursday, June 22: Cruise Night hosted by Kewadin Casinos with $10 free slot play. Staging at 7 PM

Friday, June 23: Down Memory Lane Parade at 7 PM. If you want to be in the parade, you MUST be at the airport no later than 6:30 PM. The Down Memory Lane Parade will be streaming live on 100.7 FM radio.

Saturday, June 24: The Big Show! 8AM – 4PM. All of downtown from Church Street to Marquette is closed for the show from 5 AM – 5PM. Check out live music, Featured Vehicle Lot with vendors and special guests, and more! Details will be updated as soon as they are confirmed. Fireworks at Dusk.

Sunday, June 25: Award Ceremony at 10 AM at Little Bear Arena.

Special Guests and additional agenda info will be updated as details are confirmed.

This ALL makes ALL models show has taken over downtown St. Ignace the last weekend of June for the last 46 years! Stay tuned for regular updates as details are confirmed.

 

Registration $35 per vehicle.           2022 CAR SHOW WEEKEND REGISTRATION

Register before June 1st for the Early Bird rate of $30 per vehicle. After June 1st, registration increases to $35 per vehicle. Online registration closes June 9th. Onsite registration is available Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at the show.

Registration includes:

-Show space downtown and awards ceremony (awards include Top 40 and Specialty Awards)

-Thursday Night Cruise Night admission

-Inclusion in Down Memory Lane Parade

-Commemorative gift

-$10 free slot play at Kewadin Casino (18 and over)

AFTER JUNE 1: pre-registration will still be available but the price will increase to $35 per vehicle.

ONLINE REGISTRATION: closes June 9th

ONSITE REGISTRATION: You may register onsite on Thursday, June 22nd from noon to 5PM, Friday June 23rd from Noon – 5 PM or on Saturday, June 24 from 8 AM to noon.

Details

Start:
June 24, 2021 @ 2:00 PM
End:
June 27, 2021 @ 5:00 PM
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Website:
http://www.stignace.com/carshows/

Venue

St. Ignace Car Show
Downtown St. Ignace North State Street
St. Ignace,MI 49781United States+ Google Map
Phone
906-643-6950
View Venue Website

2 comments

  1. Friday we arrived in St. Ignace about 11:00am and the weather was nice and sunny. We had to sign in to see where our spot was going to be to set up our canopy and tables. We got lucky and were right by the edge of the road where the cars were cruising. It was a bit breezy and we had a hard time keep the canopy from blowing away. This car show was not a good place for us to sell our products but, was just a flea market. Not what we expected. We did talk to many people that were camaro people and also some mustang people as well as they stop by to see what we had to sell. We made some contacts and we also passed out about 500 flyers for our car show in the cars that were parked for show. Many thanks to the help of one of our members Linda and Ron Kamper! that came to help us out. We did enjoy looking at everything and bought some things for us to install some more lighting. About 5pm we closed up for the day and we walked down the to the edge of town to see what the town had to offer. We grab a bite to eat and as we were starting to walked back and people were sitting on the edge of the road waiting for the parade to start at 7pm. We sat in front of our vendor spot and watched the parade which lasted about an hour and that ended the day for us. Saturday we found a spot to park our Camaro’s and cleaned them up for people to look at and also to be judged. We could’nt park by our vendor spot because we did’nt get there at 6am like everyone else did and there was already many cars there. Some of the cars left that were parked by our vendor spot on the main street and we moved our cars in those spots. There was about 650 cars that were parked down the street from the I75 all the way around the hook as the up pers call it. The juding was at 4pm and we knew we were not going to win but, just being there was enough for us. We seen a friend that was selling neon clocks and signs and license plate holders etc.. We that ended our day for Saturday and next year we will not be selling anything but, will be coming just to bring our Camaro’s. Until next year! Cheers!!!

  2. Friday we arrived in St. Ignace about 3:00pm and the weather was nice and sunny. It was suppose to rain but it went south. We checked into our hotel that we were staying at. We then cruise downtown St. Ignace like everyone else was. We found B.C. Pizza and stop to get some pizza. The pizza was pretty good. As the day went on we sat by the road at our hotel and watched people doing burn-outs. Then they stopped because the car parade was going to start. It lasted for about 45mins and after that was all done they went back at it all night long doing burn-outs again. The weather was still warm and it cooled down a bit. The next day we the weather was going to be nice again and started to head down to where everyone was parking their cars and we found a great sport by everything. The person playing the music was putting us to sleep because he was playing music like Debbie Boone etc. You know what I mean. Later he started to play better music and as he was making announcements he was so monotone it was awful! We spoke to many people and we made some contacts and sold a few of our products. We also passed out about 800 flyers for our car show in the cars that were parked for show. We walked the whole street in the heat that day. We were asking the locals where was a good place to eat in town and everyone said that the mexican place Jose Cantina was very good. So we thought let’s try it. Well, we have been to many mexican restaurants before and this one was so awful! from the salsa and the food. Way too expensive for what we got. We ended walk-out with a $50 bill for me and my wife. The whole place is run by Asian people and not mexican people. No fenced to the Asian people but, we had a feeling that it was not going to be good. We then we back to our hotel and watched the fireworks. Until next year! Cheers!!!

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  1. Friday we arrived in St. Ignace about 11:00am and the weather was nice and sunny. We had to sign in to see where our spot was going to be to set up our canopy and tables. We got lucky and were right by the edge of the road where the cars were cruising. It was a bit breezy and we had a hard time keep the canopy from blowing away. This car show was not a good place for us to sell our products but, was just a flea market. Not what we expected. We did talk to many people that were camaro people and also some mustang people as well as they stop by to see what we had to sell. We made some contacts and we also passed out about 500 flyers for our car show in the cars that were parked for show. Many thanks to the help of one of our members Linda and Ron Kamper! that came to help us out. We did enjoy looking at everything and bought some things for us to install some more lighting. About 5pm we closed up for the day and we walked down the to the edge of town to see what the town had to offer. We grab a bite to eat and as we were starting to walked back and people were sitting on the edge of the road waiting for the parade to start at 7pm. We sat in front of our vendor spot and watched the parade which lasted about an hour and that ended the day for us. Saturday we found a spot to park our Camaro’s and cleaned them up for people to look at and also to be judged. We could’nt park by our vendor spot because we did’nt get there at 6am like everyone else did and there was already many cars there. Some of the cars left that were parked by our vendor spot on the main street and we moved our cars in those spots. There was about 650 cars that were parked down the street from the I75 all the way around the hook as the up pers call it. The juding was at 4pm and we knew we were not going to win but, just being there was enough for us. We seen a friend that was selling neon clocks and signs and license plate holders etc.. We that ended our day for Saturday and next year we will not be selling anything but, will be coming just to bring our Camaro’s. Until next year! Cheers!!!

  2. Friday we arrived in St. Ignace about 3:00pm and the weather was nice and sunny. It was suppose to rain but it went south. We checked into our hotel that we were staying at. We then cruise downtown St. Ignace like everyone else was. We found B.C. Pizza and stop to get some pizza. The pizza was pretty good. As the day went on we sat by the road at our hotel and watched people doing burn-outs. Then they stopped because the car parade was going to start. It lasted for about 45mins and after that was all done they went back at it all night long doing burn-outs again. The weather was still warm and it cooled down a bit. The next day we the weather was going to be nice again and started to head down to where everyone was parking their cars and we found a great sport by everything. The person playing the music was putting us to sleep because he was playing music like Debbie Boone etc. You know what I mean. Later he started to play better music and as he was making announcements he was so monotone it was awful! We spoke to many people and we made some contacts and sold a few of our products. We also passed out about 800 flyers for our car show in the cars that were parked for show. We walked the whole street in the heat that day. We were asking the locals where was a good place to eat in town and everyone said that the mexican place Jose Cantina was very good. So we thought let’s try it. Well, we have been to many mexican restaurants before and this one was so awful! from the salsa and the food. Way too expensive for what we got. We ended walk-out with a $50 bill for me and my wife. The whole place is run by Asian people and not mexican people. No fenced to the Asian people but, we had a feeling that it was not going to be good. We then we back to our hotel and watched the fireworks. Until next year! Cheers!!!

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