Spectators check out the vehicles at a previous STEP car show.
Car enthusiasts are invited to show and see a wide variety of street rods, muscle cars, classics, trucks and motorcycles during the first STEP Car Show in Stuart, Saturday, July 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Patrick County High School.
Registration forms for car owners are available on the STEP website: www.stepincva.com or at the event the morning of the show.
A registration fee of $15 per vehicle for owners to show their cars and trucks will be charged. Trophies will be awarded in a variety of classes for first, second and honorable mention.
In addition to the cars, children’s activities will be provided by Outdoor Entertainment, LLC, at this family-friendly event. The day’s emcee will be Stuart Town Manager Terry Tilley. Admission is free to visitors.
Refreshments will be available.
STEP (Solutions That Empower People) is a community action agency with services in Franklin and Patrick Counties, and Bedford, Martinsville and Danville.
Services include Early Head Start and Head Start; youth services (LIFES Academy and Project Discovery); senior services (Meals on Wheels, transportation); supportive services (re-entry, homelessness prevention); housing and weatherization; and financial services (tax preparation assistance, financial education, individual development accounts).
STEP’s mission is to empower people to overcome barriers to economic, educational and developmental success within the communities it serves.
