EASTWOOD CLASSIC BENEFIT CAR SHOW (Car Show, Craft Show, and Live Concerts)

Eastwood Classic Benefit Car Show is a fundraiser for the Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley and the Animal Welfare League for the New Animal Welfare Care and Education Center. CLASSIC CAR SHOW OPEN TO ALL MAKES/MODELS 1980 OR OLDER. Craft Show. Live band performances by ABBEY ROAD BEATLES TRIBUTE BAND (6PM-9PM) and THE TRIBUTE BAND (1PM-3:30PM featuring hits of th 50s,60s,70s,80s with oldies and classic rock). Blazing entertainment for sound as well as all-day DJ services. Food vendors. Caricature artist. Elvis impersonator. Wing-eating contest by The Wing Warehouse Sports Bar and Grille during event, and hosting an after-event party at Niles location (walking distance away from venue, mall,and an  onsite hotel) from 9pm-2:30am. Free blood pressure screenings. Professional photographer (Michael Stephen Studions) on-site for photos of your Classic cars, car club or group photos with onsite printing.50/50 raffle, Chinese auction. Kidz zone with inflatables,Trophy/awards presentation at 4:30pm,  and more.....

  Pre-registration of $12 by May 15 entitles entry for vehicle, driver, and passenger as well as Goodie Bag, Dash plaque, Muscle Car calendar,cash giveaway,  and entry into door prize drawings (held every 1/2 hour), coffee and donuts on arrival. The first 100 pre-registered entrants receive free event t-shirt with logo on the front (Mustang, Chevelle SS, Charger, and BelAire) and sponsor names on back.After May 15, registration at gate and  fee is $15 includes entry for driver and passenger only with no preregistation benefits Craft show fee is $20 and includes 10X10 space, table, and 2 crafter passes and filled on a first-come, first-serve basis in which applications received. Additional table and crafter passes available. Classic cars arrive at 9am and need to be parked by 10:30am. Open to spectators from 11am-9pm. FREE TO VETERANS WITH ID. FREE TO MILITARY IN UNIFORM WITH ID. FREE TO KIDS 12 AND UNDER.  Spectators pay $6 in advance to enjoy the show, all events, and live band performances, and $9 at the gate. Event held rain or shine. Easy-access to freeway and mutli-lane roads for entry. Mall on-site for shopping and on-site hotel for out-of-town guests. Event website of www.eastwoodclassic.com under construction and more information being added daily/weekly. This years event is Saturday but future events will be Sat/Sun. PRE-REGISTRATION IS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED!! PLEASE CALL DONNA TRUMBETTA AT (330)261-6303 to obtain event registration forms, or for sponsorship opportunites for businesses/individuals anytime between 9am-10pm....Come showcase your Classic Car at a fun-filled all-day event with something for everyone!! Tell your friends, family, and fellow car enthusiasts with a 1980 or older Classic Car. See you there and thanks in advance for your support and participation. If you are unable to attend but still want to do a sponsorship or donate to either nonprofit organization, please call. Thanks and have a great day!

Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley distributes about 35,000 pounds of food daily to 153 hunger relief organizations in Columbiana, Mahoning, and Trumbull counties including Church pantries, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, shelters for battered women, and after-school programs and more. They are a member of "Feeding America" and the need grows daily.

The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the abused, neglected, and unwanted animals. The New Animal Welfare Care and Education Center campaign will allow expansion of services above and beyond the 24/7 emergency animal rescue team and investigation of over 400 animal abuse cases yearly. It will provide a "Green" facility (approx. 24,000 sq ft) with adoption suites, seperate isolation and maternity wards, dog and cat park, afford the opportunity for a pet therapy program for special needs individuals, hands-on-training programs for Kent State University students (and be the first shelter situated on a college campus) for a new Vet tech program (with 6 vet stations) and hands-on-training for computer/misc  for TCTC high school students. A pet store and community room for educational purposes will be an added benefit with adequate parking, ventilation and sooo much more. Naming rights for the new shelter are also available.