Arkansas is gearing up for an exciting lineup of car shows in 2025, offering enthusiasts a chance to admire a diverse array of classic and modern vehicles. Here's a comprehensive guide to some of the most anticipated events across the state:
Kicking off the season, Heber Springs will host a car show on February 15. While specific details are pending, past events in this locale have featured a variety of classic and custom cars, live music, and local food vendors. It's an excellent opportunity for car enthusiasts to mingle and appreciate automotive craftsmanship.
On March 8, Camden invites car lovers to its annual showcase. Historically, this event has displayed a range of vehicles from vintage classics to contemporary models. Attendees can anticipate engaging activities, local cuisine, and a chance to connect with fellow automotive aficionados.
Arkadelphia will host its car show on March 29. This event typically features a diverse lineup of vehicles, including muscle cars, antiques, and motorcycles. Participants often enjoy live entertainment, food stalls, and awards for standout vehicles.
Also on March 29, Conway will hold its annual car show. Known for its community engagement, this event showcases a variety of cars and offers activities suitable for all ages. It's a family-friendly environment celebrating automotive history and culture.
The Cabot High Cruzer's Car Show returns for its 15th year on April 5 in Cabot. Pre-registration is available until March 22 for $20, with day-of registration at $25. This event is known for its impressive array of vehicles and community participation.
Greenwood's annual car show is set for April 19, with registration from 8 AM to 11 AM at the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce. The event boasts over 100 awards and door prizes, including a grand prize of $500. Categories cover a wide range of vehicles, ensuring a diverse and exciting showcase.
On May 31, Little Rock will host a car show exclusively for vehicles from 1979 and older. Attendees can enjoy hamburgers on the grill and receive goodie bags. It's a nostalgic event celebrating classic cars and the culture surrounding them.
One of Arkansas's most anticipated automotive events, the 67th Annual Petit Jean Swap Meet & Car Show, will take place from June 11 to 14 atop Petit Jean Mountain. Co-hosted by the Museum of Automobiles and the Mid-America Old Time Auto Association, this event features a swap meet, car corral, arts and crafts, and a car show.
This year's feature car is the Ford Model A. Registration for the car show is on June 14 from 8 AM to 11 AM, with judging commencing at 11 AM. Participants must be members of MOTAA, with an annual membership fee of $30 and a $25 entry fee per vehicle.
Mountain View will host its car show on July 26. Details are forthcoming, but previous events have included a variety of classic and custom cars, live music, and local vendors, making it a highlight of the summer for car enthusiasts.
Jacksonville will be the venue for the Wheelin & Healin Car & Truck Show on September 13. This event typically features a wide range of vehicles, from classic cars to modern trucks, and includes activities such as raffles, food vendors, and awards.
Concluding the year's major events, the 9th Annual Salute Our Vets Truck, Bike & Car Show will take place on November 8. This show honors veterans and features a diverse range of vehicles, with awards for categories such as Best of Show, Sponsor's Choice, and Best Military Theme. It's a meaningful event that combines a love for automobiles with a tribute to those who have served.
These events offer a fantastic opportunity for car enthusiasts to immerse themselves in Arkansas's vibrant automotive culture throughout 2025. Whether you're a collector, a casual admirer, or someone looking for a family-friendly outing, there's a car show to suit every interest.