This Friday July 29th, Depot Park in downtown Clarkston comes alive with the sights and sounds of automotive history. Depot Park provides a unique setting for some of the finest sports and classic cars anywhere. The popular ice cream social, silent auction, the cruise and live entertainment provide an evening of fun for everyone. The park is excitingly active and comfortably crowded as Clarkston and Waterford Hills Road Racing, Inc. (WHRRI) celebrate the history of the automobile while benefiting SCAMP.
What is Clarkston SCAMP?
Clarkston SCAMP provides a summer program that could meet the challenges of youth with special needs (mentally, emotionally, and/or physically disabled). Clarkston SCAMP (S representing special and spelling out CAMP) is a five-week program that includes activities that help enhance social interaction, motor skills, self-image and academic skills for more than 200 students from North Oakland County and joining communities. It is a camp like this that allows these individuals to participate in activities that can be adjusted for their special physical or mental needs which allows them to continue their life education throughout the year.
Spots are still available for your classic cars and sporty racecars. For more information go to the ‘Fans’ tab and then click on ‘SCAMP’ for entry forms and more information.
Where: Depot Park, downtown Clarkston
When: Friday, July 29, 2011
Cruise from Depot Park - 4:00pm
(cars must be at the park by 4:45pm to participate)
Car show will run from 6:00–9:00pm
Auction will start at 6:00pm and end promptly at 8:00pm