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First Friday Wheels of Whitley County

Columbia City, IN (June 7, 2024) – Columbia City Connect is excited to announce the successful hosting of the Wheels of Whitley County Car Show during its latest First Fridays event. Held on Friday, June7, this vibrant celebration of automotive culture brought together car enthusiasts and community members from across the region for an evening filled with classic cars, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities.

The Wheels of Whitley County Car Show showcased an impressive array of vintage and modern automobiles, attracting participants eager to display their prized vehicles and chat with fellow enthusiasts. From meticulously restored classics to custom-built marvels, each car told a unique story, reflecting the passion and craftsmanship of its owner.

Attendees of all ages enjoyed a memorable experience, with live music by Loveseat adding to the festive atmosphere. Downtown restaurants and food vendors offered a diverse selection of delicious food and community members enjoyed specials from downtown businesses and vendors.

“We are thrilled by the overwhelming success of the Wheels of Whitley County Car Show,” said Niki Keister, Executive Director of Columbia City Connect. “This event exemplifies our commitment to fostering community engagement and celebrating the rich diversity of interests within our region. Thanks to all participants, sponsors, and volunteers who contributed to making this event a success.”

Columbia City Connect extends its gratitude to the local businesses and organizations whose support helped make the Wheels of Whitley County Car Show and First Fridays possible. With the enthusiastic response received this year, plans are already underway to make next year’s event even bigger and better.

For more information about Columbia City Connect and upcoming community events, please visit www.columbiacityconnect.com.

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