Annual Georgetown car show has raised more than $1 million to fight childhood cancer

The 33rd annual Father’s Day Classics Against Cancer car show is being is being held in Georgetown on June 18.

Over the years, more than $1 million has been raised at the charitable event to help fight childhood cancer.

The cruise-in style show format will see a Mustang Corral, Corvette Corner, Morpar Muscle, and prestige areas as well as drive-in style food, numerous vendors, free Tim Horton’s Coffee and much more.

General admission for the event costs $5, kids 6-16 are $3, under 6 are free. Spectator parking is $5.

For show vehicles, which includes a driver and one passenger, it’s $20 if you pre-register and $25 on the day of the show.

The event is at Cedarvale Park, 181 Main St. S.

For more information visit the website.