Retro Car Show This Weekend | @OrangEmpireRail

Retro car show makes for a great family day at Orange Empire Railway Museum!
 

 

Classic autos can be a hobby and an education for kids, young and old. For that reason (and many more) bring the entire family on Saturday, June 8 to the Orange Empire Railway Museum for the 14th Annual Rods & Rails Show, hosted by the City of Perris. The Perris Valley Historical and Museum Association puts on a Potato Festival which celebrates the region’s agricultural heritage

The free, all-day Inland Empire festival promises to be educational, entertaining and interactive for young enthusiasts. You’ll get the chance to get up close to collector classic cars, motorcycles and bikes. You’ll enjoy live rock bands featuring Christian and Latin music from the 70s and many food vendors. Also at the festival:

  • The Old Town Temecula Gunfighters western show.
  • Petting Zoo
  • Franklin Hayes Marionette Show
  • Youth Bike Show (enter your own retro bike project)
  • Youth Talent Showcase (register your kids)
  • Carnival games
  • Potato doll making
  • Puppet making
  • Cartoon character appearances
  • Story time
  • History exhibits
  • Panning for gold and adobe brick making
  • Carnival games
  • Bouncy house


The Orange Empire Railway Museum features one of the largest collections of rolling rail cars in the U.S. For an admission, visitors can enjoy trolley and cable car exhibits and rides. For information about the car show, call the City of Perris at 951-943-6603.  For directions to the museum, visit www.oerm.org
 
About Orange Empire Railway Museum:
Orange Empire Railway Museum at 2201 South A Street in Perris operates a Museum Railway where visitors can ride on the historic trains and trolleys that helped shape the Southern California we know today. The Museum Railway operates every weekend and on most major holidays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and also on weekdays forcharters and other special events. The Museum grounds are open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the exception of Thanksgiving and Christmas.   

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