Here are photos of club events, shows, and fundraisers:
The 3rd Chesterfield Career and Technical Center Car Show for 2024 was another successful event and the largest so far as a fundraiser for the school and the students. The weather was picture perfect with moderate temperatures and sunny skies. It was a great day and everyone seemed to have a good time, especially the kids that registered their rides in the Peddle Car Division. Click HERE to see pictures from the event on the Car Club Council website. The School, Students, and RCC Staff would like to thank everyone for their participation and we look forward to seeing you again at next year’s show. The date will be posted as soon as it has been selected.
The 2nd Chesterfield Career and Technical Center Car Show for 2023 was another successful event as a fundraiser for the school and the students. Although the forecast was rain in the afternoon, the weather held off and we were able to complete the show a little ahead of schedule. It was a great day and everyone seemed to have a good time, especially the kids that registered their rides in the Peddle Car Division. Click HERE to see pictures from the event on the Car Club Council website. The School, Students, and RCC Staff would like to thank everyone for their participation and we look forward to seeing you again at next year’s show scheduled for October 13, 2024.
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April 16, 2023 was a beautiful day at the Chesterfield County Fairgrounds for the Special Olympics of Virginia, Area 6, Car and Truck show. With rain in the forecast everyone was watching the sky and the weather radar most of the afternoon, but the rain never came. There was huge diversity of cars and trucks on display, something of interest for everyone. The participants and spectators were vast in number and everyone seemed to have a great day. Special Thanks to the Car Club Council of Central Virginia for taking many, many pictures of the event. These photos can be seen by clicking HERE. Another Special Thanks goes out to the staff and volunteers of River City Cruizers and Special Olympics of Virginia Area 6, the participants, vendors, and spectators for making this a GREAT event!
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September 18, 2022 was a great Sunday afternoon with the weather definitely in our favor. There was a great turnout of vehicles as well as spectators and everyone seemed to enjoy the afternoon. To see pictures take by the Car Club Council of Central Virginia click HERE. Special Thanks to Chesterfield Career and Technical Center, their staff, students, and all of the volunteers for making this show a huge success. We are all looking forward to next year to once again be able to host this event at the school and raise even more funds for the fantastic Automotive Program they offer. After the event was over, everything cleaned up, and all the cars gone, Club President Angela Horowitz and Board Chairman Rusty Holcomb presented a check for $4,100.00 to Principal Brian Russell and his staff.
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Wednesday April 13, 2022 was a great afternoon into evening as far as the weather goes for the first mid-week Cruise-In at Page Customs. But not only was the weather great it was a great turnout with 61 cars on the lot and more parked on the road. The projects in the shop were very interesting and there were a lot of them. Here are a few pictures of some of the action.
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Saturday May 22, 2021 was a beautiful day and perfect for a Cruise-In. Thanks to the folks at Noodles & Company for hosting this event. Everyone had a great time as there was plenty of music, door prizes, and camaraderie among the car owners and many, many spectators. The age of the cars spanned 80+ years, showing once again the diversity of the River City Cruizers Car Club. Below are pictures of some of the participating cars and trucks along with some of the participants relaxing in the shade and taking it all in. All of us at RCC would like to thank the participants for coming out, having a great time, and we look forward to seeing you all again at our next event.
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May 8, 2021 was a beautiful spring day and perfect for River City Cruizers’ Spring Craft Fair. The event spaces sold out quickly and thanks to the great folks at Noodels & Company for hosting the event at their Alverser Drive location in Midlothian, VA. Below are a few pictures from the event and we are already making plans for our 2nd Fall Festival. Information on that event will be posted soon on our EVENTS page. To see additional photos of this and other RCC events click here.
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November 14, 2020 was a beautiful fall day and a perfect day for outdoor activities. River City Cruizers organized a Fall Festival and Craft Show at Noodles & Co. on Alverser Drive in Midlothian. Numerous vendors were on hand to show off their wares and there was a good, steady flow of customers for them throughout the day. We would like to extend a sincere THANK-YOU to the management and staff of Noodles & Co. for their generosity and hosting of this great event. Below are a few pictures taken during the festival.
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October 17, 2020 could not have been a more beautiful day for a group run to Virginia’s Blue Ridge Parkway. Although there had been rain the night before the roads were 95% dry by the morning and 100% dry by departure time of 8:15AM. There were 3 planned stops along the way to our destination; a stop in Scottsville for a break, a fuel stop in Lovingston, and a stop at Silver Creek & Seamans Apple Orchard Store. The final stop was at Humpback Rocks Picnic Area for lunch. The picnic area worked out great as there are 91 individual tables so it was easy for everyone to perform their social distancing or to sit and eat with family members and their close circle of friends. If you did not go on this run, you missed a great time…….we may even do it again next year. Here are a few pictures of a couple of the pit stops, some of the lunch groups, and some of the cars that went along.
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Sunday afternoon September 27, 2020 Windy Hills Sports Complex hosted the first annual River City Cruizers Car Show. The weather was very cooperative with mild temperatures and sunny skies. A total of 88 cars, trucks, and specialty vehicles were displayed, several vendors, and a large crowd of spectators and participants. Participants voted on the top 20 and another 24 awards were picked by sponsor representatives. There were door prizes, raffles, silent auction items, and a lucrative 50/50. Below are a few of the pictures that were taken. Feel free to browse them all. Thank You to all of the sponsors, participants, and spectators in attendance for helping to make this show such a fantastic event. We hope to see all of you again at next year’s show.
For additional pictures of the event visit the Car Club Council of Central Virginia by clicking here.
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On Saturday August 22, 2020 River City Cruizers hosted a cruise-in fundraiser at Jon Smith Subs for the Spiritos School for Autism. Here are a few pictures from the event. More will be posted as they arrive.
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On Saturday July 25, 2020 River City Cruizers hosted a cruise-in fundraiser at Jon Smith Subs for the Spiritos School for Autism. Although it was a very hot afternoon 30 cars braved the heat to attend. A passing rain shower went through but it was short lived and left as quickly as it came. Here are a few pictures. More will be posted as they arrive.
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On Friday May 8, 2020 several club members participated in a cruise orchestrated by Ron Clark of Virginia Street Rodders. The group met at the Dairy Queen on Route 5 in Varina, took a very scenic ride down Virginia By-Way Route 5 to Jamestown. At that point we loaded all the cars onto the ferry and crossed the James River. On the return trip we traveled Route 10 through Hopewell and returned home. The forecast was for rain in the afternoon but we were dry and sunny for the entire trip.
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The club’s first “official” outing was Saturday April 25, 2020. With the restrictions placed on everyone due to COVID-19 this was just a “cruise around” to see some of the landmarks and scenery in Richmond and it’s surrounding areas. Although the day was overcast with the possibility of rain later in the afternoon the cruise was a great success and everyone that came along had a good time, if for no other reason just to get out with their car and participate in a group activity. Some even said we took them places in Richmond they had never seen. The drive concluded at one of the local Bruster’s Ice Cream shops in the mid-afternoon, that’s when we got a little wet as a lingering shower passed our way. We hope to have another similar event next month. Hopefully the COVID-19 restrictions will be eased and we can do some socializing at stops along the way. Below are some pictures of some of the cars that participated.
