Join us for the 2024 1000 Islands Concours d’Elegance on June 29th!
Celebrating 60 Years of the Porsche 911
Rain Date: June 30th
Registration
Youth Judging
Developed and sponsored by Hagerty, the Youth Judging Program brings the world of classics to youth primarily aged 8-14. A popular activity at Boat Show, Youth Judges will be guided through the show’s field as a group to pre-selected boats and interact with the owners, allowing the judges to learn details, history, and fun facts about each before scoring them and selecting a first, second, and third place winner. Interested in being a Youth Judge? Click here to sign up.
Tentative Schedule of Events
Saturday:
8:00-9:00: Exhibiting Cars Arrive, Check-in, and Park on Campus
9:00-5:00: Museum Open to the Public
9:00-12:00: Cars & Coffee Open to the Public on the Marketplace Lawn
12:30: Voting Closes/Judging Ends
12:30: 1st Boat Cruise for exhibitors
2:00: Panel Discussion
3:30: Awards Ceremony
4:00: Exhibitors’ Reception
5:00: 2nd Boat Cruise for exhibitors
Sunday:
9:00: Destination Drive, Coffee & Pastries for exhibitors
What is the 1000 Islands Concours d’Elegance?
The 1000 Island Concours d’Elegance is a judged show for European and British Sports, Touring, and Grand Touring cars from the 1950s-70s. Earlier cars are welcome along with later European Exotics. In addition, American and Japanese Sports Cars from the 1950-70s, such as Corvette, Camaro, Corvair, Mustang, T Bird, Datsun 240Z, 1600, 2000, Mazda RX7, and the Toyota Celica and Supra are welcome. Modified cars may be accepted if the cars are modified in a road race – Watkins Glen style and the modifications are period correct. ¼ mile or pro street cars are not eligible for the Concours, but are invited to participate in the morning Cars and Coffee. The Concours’ Chairpersons ultimately make the final decision on a car’s acceptance.
*Regular Admission Rates Apply for the Concours. Cars & Coffee on the southside of campus is free.
Questions? Contact Jess Gould, Events & Communications Coordinator at events@abm.org or 315.686.4104 ext. 236.