Saturday, July 17, 2010
9:00am to 1:00pm

13th Annual Docent's Favorite Ride

Every year our Museum Docents gather for breakfast and to show eachother their favorite "rides". You'll see everything from classics to current cars and hopefully a few things that you won't expect to see.

Only Docents are allowed to bring their vehicles, and they need to register them, but everyone is encouraged to show up and take a look at the show. It's another good excuse to spend some time at the Museum and maybe you'll be inspired to become a Docent.

To learn more about the event, and how to register if you are a Docent, Click Here.

Monday, August 16, 2010
10:00am-5:00pm

Annual Post-Pebble Beach Open House

Join us once again for an Open House the day after the conclusion of Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Take a little time out of your day on the way back home and enjoy our superb collection of cars and some light refreshments.

Check Back Soon for Directions and some Additional Information.

Saturday, October 9, 2010
10:00am

Saturday Lecture Featuring Luke Rizzuto
The Longest Auto Race World Tour

In 1908 six teams from four different nations set out on one of the most amazing auto races imaginable, they planned to drive from New York to Paris. The route they followed would become legendary, traversing North America, Japan, Siberia and ultimately Europe. It took 169 days to complete the race at a time when there were very few paved roads and nothing to speak of in the way of service stations.

For the hundredth anniversary a new set of adventurers set out to recreate the North American leg of the original journey, starting in Time Square and ending in San Francisco. Luke Rizzuto was an organizer and participant in the Longest Auto Race Centennial and will be on hand to discuss all aspects of the journey. For anyone that loves a good road trip story, this lecture is not to be missed.

Click here for more information on the Longest Auto Race and to see pictures of the Journey.