Join fellow car enthusiasts at the Modernism Week Vintage Car Show. Guest curators Jeff Stork and Tom Dolle have created the theme “Bikinis & Bucket Seats” as a tribute to the fun & sun of 1960s California youth culture. More than 50 vehicles from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s will be on display at this free activity on the west side of the Palm Springs Convention Center. Come dressed in period attire to join in the fun under the sun!

All cars on display must be pre-registered, no unregistered cars will be permitted. Please contact [email protected] to have your car considered.

Free, No ticket required

Photo Credits: Tom Dolle

Location & Attendee Information

  • What are the appropriate ages for this activity?Person All ages
  • What are the mobility considerations for this activity?Person walking Walking activity
  • What type of parking is available?Car Parking & handicap parking available
  • Is this an indoor or outdoor activity?Sun Indoor and outdoor activity
  • What is the policy regarding smoking?Cigarette with smoke No smoking or e-cigarettes
  • What type of ADA accessibility is available?Wheelchair Wheelchair accessible

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