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50's Sock Hop Car Show 

Stephanie Guzman • Jun 12, 2019

Last week, we had a blast from the past!

As most of you know, we like to celebrate our dads around this time of the year
and we are always looking for exciting and fun things to do with them.

This year, we wanted to bring back a favorite, the car show!

Who doesn't love to take a stroll down memory lane and reminisce on a time when cars were big, stylish, and loud!

We had a great time listening to good old fashion country and 50's music.
We also had delicious refreshments and snacks, like popcorn and hot dogs, not to mention coffee and doughnuts for our early volunteers who so graciously brought their good looking hot rods for us all to enjoy!

Take a look at some of these hot rods
and we are not just talking about our dads... 😉

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