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Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea
Abdallah Shrine Jr. Rodeo and Car Cruise Wednesday Evening June 10th
Guy and Meredith prepare the CadZilla 
Should Mutton Bustin’ be an Olympic Sport? 
Shriner Steve enjoys last year’s show 
SS Bob and Cptn. Bob
Need a family-friendly evening activity? Rustle up the posse (or the grand kids) and spend the evening of June 10th with your car club friends and some aspiring Junior Rodeo champions 4:30pm at the Johnson Co. fairgrounds 136 E. Washington St. in Gardner KS. Grab a hot dog, and relax as the neighborhood youngsters attempt to wrangle their wooly steeds in the Mutton Busting challenge. The car corral is open to all cars and all clubs, so get there early to secure a good spot.
Spring Drive and June Meeting at Linda Hall Library
Plan to meet 10am in the parking lot of the Linda Hall Library for a tour of one of Kansas City’s jewels, the Linda Hall Library 5109 Cherry St, Kansas City, MO 64110 on the grounds of UMKC. This unique institution houses one of the world’s leading independent science research libraries. The library was established in 1946 with a magnificent act of civic philanthropy from Herbert and Linda Hall who bequeathed $6 million to establish the collection of thousands of scientific and engineering tomes. As well a being a technical resource, the library’s mission includes public education and engagement. To that end, our tour of the facility will focus on a new exhibit exploring the history of science and its impact on history and culture.
Linda Hall Library 
Famous Steakburgers 
Lots to explore at the Discovery Center
After our library tour, we’ll lunch at Winstead’s Steakburgers on the Plaza, then continue to the The Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center. The Center offers eight acres of natural areas with short paved and natural trails through forest, woodland, wetland, and prairie habitats. The area has demonstration beds showcasing how native plants can be used for home landscaping and Sycamore Station, a children’s natural play area.
The Great Car Show Moved to April 19, 2026
Due to scheduling constraints, the Great Car Show will not be held under the blazing July sun. Instead let’s hope for some calm breezes and pleasant temps as the town’s biggest show sets its sights on Sunday April 19th. You’ll have to pre-register at the KC Automotive Museum’s website. We’ll meet at 8:30am at Your Classic Ride to parade to the WW I Museum together. Registration opens February 1st. Register Here
Ensorfest May 9th 2026
The Club has been invited to display our cars at the lovingly maintained Ensor Park and Museum 18995 W 183rd Street Olathe, KS to celebrate Ensor Fest. The festivities begin at noon May 9th. Our lineup of seven Cadillacs and one LaSalle made quite the display on the grounds of the historic home last year. Members took advantage of a guided tour of the house, and also explored Mr. Ensor’s radio room and woodworking shop. We’ll update you as info becomes available.
Caffeine and Chrome Car Show at Gateway Classic Cars June 27th 9am to Noon
The Club has been invited to display our cars 9am to noon Saturday June 27th at Gateway’s Olathe location. You’ll have an opportunity to meet fellow old-car enthusiasts and view the 100+ cars on consignment in their spacious showroom. As you may recall, Gateway graciously hosted our holiday party in December. I’m anxious to see if they have any new inventory that may loosen my purse strings. Find Gateway at 1202 S. Elm Rd. Olathe, KS. Gateway Classic Cars
Spend a morning at Gateway