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FESTIVALS
EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS
AROUND EASTERN OREGON
AUGUST 11�18, 2021
Main Street Car Cruise
Courtesy Main Street Car Cruise
The Main Street Car Cruise and Show
and Shine comes to Enterprise Aug.
20-21.
Classic cars head to Enterprise Aug. 20
By Katy Nesbitt
Go! Magazine
E
NTERPRISE — Downtown
Enterprise welcomes classic
car fans young and old for the
seventh annual Main Street Car
Cruise and Show and Shine.
Registration for the show
begins at 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 20
Western
Feed,
LLC
Pendleton, OR 97801
at Main Street Motors in Enter-
prise, corner of Depot and Main
streets.
At noon a cruise from Joseph
to Imnaha begins at the Joseph
city parking lot on the Imnaha
Highway. Stay for lunch at the
Imnaha Tavern.
From 5-8 p.m., everyone is
invited to bring a chair and come
to downtown Enterprise for food
and beer vendors and music by
No Boundaries in Warde Park,
corner of West Main and North-
west Second streets.
At 7 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 21,
registration continues at Main
Street Motors and cars will be
assigned their parking spots
while Enterprise Elks will serve
breakfast from 7-10 a.m. out
front.
Vehicles will be displayed on
Main Street from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Be
sure to come to the awards cer-
emony with emcee Brett Hayes
for the announcement of Best
in Show and People’s Choice at
2:30 p.m. Top winners will receive
bronze statues from TW Bronze
and Parks Bronze, both of Enter-
prise.
Doug Crow, co-owner of Main
Street Motors, said he and the
other organizers for the fi rst Main
Street Show and Shine started
the event during a year when the
Wallowa Mountain Cruise car
show in Joseph was canceled.
“We are motorheads and love
cars so we decided we would
try and put one together that
wouldn’t interfere with future
Mountain Cruise shows held in
June,” Crow said.
The third Saturday in August
was chosen as the date, dove-
tailing with the Stockgrowers
Rodeo just a few blocks away
at the Wallowa County Fair-
grounds, providing a packed
weekend in Enterprise.
Crow said the car show
draws people from all over
the Northwest and there is an
award for the car that came the
farthest.
For more information visit
www.mainstreetshowandshine.
com.
(503) 317-3145
jon.westernfeedllc@gmail.com
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