The second annual Wheels in Geneva car, truck and motorcycle show will fill Seneca Street downtown Sunday, Sept. 27, with free admission for spectators and a $15 fee for each display vehicle.
Vehicle gates and day-of registration open at 9 a.m., with the show running from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., according to event organizer Patrick O'Connor.
The event welcomes vehicles of all makes and eras, including antiques, street rods, sports cars, modified trucks and custom motorcycles. Owners can register their vehicles directly on Seneca Street starting at 9 a.m.
The program includes judged and peer-selected awards, with commemorative dash plaques for early registrations. A DJ will play music throughout the day, and organizers plan a 50/50 charity drawing and automotive door prizes.
Seneca Street restaurants and craft tasting rooms are expected to offer outdoor seating and specials during the show, the release said. O'Connor described the event as a way to bring vehicle collectors and visitors into Geneva's downtown business district.
There is no spectator admission charge. Vehicle owners pay $15 per display vehicle, and the release does not list a preregistration requirement for entry on the day of the show.
Questions about vehicle registration, vendor participation or the event can be directed to O'Connor at 315-856-6020 or poconnor3211@gmail.com. Organizers also maintain a Wheels in Geneva event page on Facebook.
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