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WHEN: Saturday July 11th from 2:00pm - 9:00pm
WHERE: Downtown St. Thomas on Talbot Street between John Street & Hiawatha
Last year was the first Nostalgia Nights event, put on by the St. Thomas Downtown Development Board. It was a huge success, drawing over 500 vintage cars and 3000 people. The downtown was closed for part of the event, the train ran at full capacity, and the downtown came alive.

Following the success of the inaugural event what was the next thing to do? The simple answer is, do it again, only bigger and better! Have a look at the outline to see what there is to see and do at this fun, free, family event!
2015 Nostalgia Nights Schedule:
  • 2pm-5:45pm | Train Rides (no cost)
  • 2:30pm-9pm | Derby car painting
  • 3pm-7pm | Art on Track show
  • 3pm-8pm | Free tours of the BX Tower
  • 3pm-5pm | Live music @ L&PS Station
  • 4pm-7pm | Small Business Alley
  • 5pm-9pm | DJ and Live Music @ City Hall
  • 5pm-9pm | Classic Car Show
and...
  • 50s and 60s music
  • 50/50 draw
  • Art activity for kids
  • Trivia for prizes
  • Food
  • Awards
  • Door Prizes

...more here.
This event is brought to you by the St. Thomas Downtown Development Board.

For more information visit: www.downtownstthomas.com
or E-mail: info@downtownstthomas.com
4 Comments
Tammy J Gould - 5 years ago
May I ask...is this a meet and greet, or a trophy car show? and where exactly are the classic cars going to park? thanks so much.
Tammy
Railway City Tourism - 5 years ago
Hi Tammy, all the cars park on Talbot Street and attached side streets to downtown St. Thomas. It's a meet and greet, but there are a few prizes to be awarded as well.
Theresa - 4 years ago
Hello! What time will the station be open to pick up train tickets?
sergio parravano - 3 years ago
Hi,
I would like to bring my 1967 mustang fastback to the car show this year, I don't know how to register for the event.
Any info would be appreciated thank you
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