WILDOMAR, CA -- There's a unique way to support the kids and nature in May with the Nature and Education Foundation's fundraiser, an antique and classic car show.
On May 31, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., all are invited to Marna O'Brien Park in Wildomar, located at 20505 Palomar Street, to support kids' "riding into nature and check out some cool antique and classic cars!" Spectators will have pedestrian access. Free public parking is nearby, within a short walking distance, organizers say.
Come to see categories of Antique Cars, Carriages & Buggies – 1800s to 1941 and Classic Cars – 1942 to 1975. Period dress to match your vehicle is suggested and encouraged, organizers say.
Over 150 vehicles are planned for review at this free event, which includes rare and restored vehicles, a full day of music, food trucks, a variety of vendors, a Kids' Cars Land Zone, an array of silent auction items, raffles, and more.
In addition, attendees are invited to come in period dress (1800s—1975) to match their cars or pose at the photo booth.
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Car awards will be given at 2 p.m.Register your vehicle and become a vendor or sponsor at www.the-nef.org. The event benefits The Nature Education Foundation's (TNEF) youth nature education programs, which serve students in grades 3-12 from ten local school districts in Southwest Riverside County.
Where does the money from this event go?100% of the proceeds go to The Nature Education Foundation, a Murrieta non-profit organization that provides youth nature education programs in Southwest Riverside County, servicing students, schools, and communities in Murrieta, Temecula, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Perris, Romoland, Homeland, Hemet, San Jacinto, Corona, and Moreno Valley.
The Nature Education Foundation handles all checks and cash.
Where is this event?The Kids’ Ride Into Nature Antique and Classic Car Show will be held at Marna O’Brien Park, a 9-acre, grassy community and family park. Location Map
TNEF provides six special, age-graded programs with a mission to educate and empower youth to appreciate, preserve, and protect Nature! Formed in 2003, the Foundation envisions a new generation of bold explorers, naturalists, community scientists, and stewards who have deep connections to nature, their community, and themselves. Its office is at the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve, 39400 Clinton Keith Road, Murrieta.
Learn more about TNEF's programs and services at www.the-nef.org. Office hours T-F, 10-3pm. 951-319-2998.