Town of Niagara Supervisor Lee Wallace has announced that the new “Cruisin’ at the Vet” classic car show will begin this Friday, June 2^nd at the Town of Niagara Veteran’s Memorial Community Park and run for fifteen consecutive Fridays till September 8^th.

“With the success we had with our American Graffiti classic car show last summer we decided to create a weekly event for lovers of these beautiful machines,” said Supervisor Lee Wallace. “Several years ago the Friday cruise night held at six corners came to an end so hopefully our “Cruisin’ at the Vet” will create a new tradition,” added Wallace.

“Cruisin’ at the Vet” will begin at 6 PM each Friday and run until dusk. Classic car owners are invited to drive their priced possession to Veteran’s Memorial Community Park at 7000 Lockport Road. The vehicles will ring “Elmer’s Pond” located on the Park’s grounds.

“Cruisin at the Vet” is free of charge for car owners and visitors. Dee Jay the DJ will provide the proper musical backdrop with era appropriate tunes and multiple food trucks will be on location serving delicious offerings for the patrons.

Veteran’s Memorial Community Park is a totally smoke free environment.

For more information on Town of Niagara summer events and recreation go to www.townofniagararecreation.com.

The Town of Niagara will hold a “Trash to Treasure” event Sunday, May 28^th from 7:00 AM to 3 PM at Veteran’s Memorial Community Park located at 7000 Lockport Road in the Town.

The inaugural event will feature the legendary Niagara Falls band “Penelope” and multiple food trucks for the visitors and patrons as well as dozens and dozens of mini “garage sales” and craft show vendors.

“Trash to Treasure” will take place in the beautiful setting of the Town’s Veteran’s Memorial Community Park. No driving from neighborhood to neighborhood to find your hidden treasure or coveted final piece of your hobby collection. 

“This is a first time event that we felt was worth trying for the residents of the Town of Niagara,” said Town Supervisor Lee Wallace. “Instead of holding your own individual garage sale where just a few people may drive by your home, you can set up your wares in our park and take advantage of hundreds of perspective buyers all in one location. We also see this as the kick-off to our great summer calendar of events being held at Veteran’s Memorial Community Park,” added Wallace.

All Town of Niagara residents can register for free at townofniagararecreation.com with a $25 fee for non-residents and craft show vendors.

For more information and the application go to the Town of Niagara Recreation web site.

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