Cars and Coffee at the Park

Swing by and hang out with fellow car folks. We’ve got the Pavilion in the Rose Twig section of Windlestrae Park reserved for a casual morning meetup.

☕ BYOC (Bring Your Own Coffee)
🍩 I’ll bring the YumYum Donuts

We do have a permit that limits how many cars and people we can have, so please RSVP with an accurate headcount, ideally no more than two humans per car so we can fit as many rides as possible.

This is a chill, respectful gathering. Please be mindful of others at the park: no revving, burnouts, or straight pipes.

As always, whether you’re rolling in something cool, quirky, modded, vintage, electric, hybrid or just your daily driver you’re welcome.

Come and go as you like, show up late, head out early, no big deal. This is a relaxed, drop-in style type thing.

Rain or shine, we’ll be there. Hope you can join us!

-Sean

Event FAQ: What’s This All About?
Q: What is a Cars & Coffee?
A: It’s a casual get-together for car enthusiasts. Think of it like a morning hangout where folks bring their cars (cool, unique, vintage, modded, daily drivers, whatever) and chat over coffee and donuts. No trophies, no judges, no pressure. Just car people talking cars.

Q: Is this a car show?
A: Nope! This isn’t a car show. There’s no entry fee and no competition. The only people checking out your ride will be other Cars & Coffee attendees. You don’t have to shine your tires or detail your engine (unless you want to). It’s come-as-you-are and enjoy the vibe.

Q: What kind of vehicles are welcome?
A: All of them. Classic cars, modern builds, trucks, EVs, beaters, low-mile legends, oddballs, if you’re into it, bring it.

Q: Can I bring a guest?
A: Absolutely! Just be sure to RSVP with an accurate count. To keep space open for more cars, we ask for no more than two total attendees per vehicle. (Our permit limits the number of people that can attend)

Q: What shouldn’t I do?
A: This is a respectful, community-friendly event, so no revving, burnouts, or obnoxiously loud pipes. We want to keep a good relationship with the park and other visitors.

Q: Rain or shine?
A: Yep! We’ll be there no matter the weather. We’ve got a covered pavilion reserved, so there’s a dry spot to hang out even if it drizzles.