A Ride Back in Time

A Ride Back in Time

  • Ages 18+

We'll celebrate the vibrant history and culture of La Grange in the '50s and '60s with great food, drink, music and amazing restored autos!

By Exec Bd, PC of La Grange, Inc.

Date and time

Saturday, June 14 · 6 - 10pm CDT

Location

The Historic La Grange Motor Company

140 South Washington Street La Grange, TX 78945

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 4 hours
  • Ages 18+
  • Free venue parking

Frequently asked questions

Any Suggestions for Attendee Attire?

No formal/semi-formal wear for men/women is suggested . . . something cool, comfortable, for an evening spring lawn/patio party . . . cotton or linen for the ladies . . . shirt and pants for the guys (no tie necessary but maybe jacket if the gent so chooses) . . . and dancin' shoes!

How about Parking?

Spaces will be available along S. Washington and W. Crockett Streets as well as the Public Parking lot adjacent to the Fayette County Record and directly across from the event venue.

Can you give us an idea of the evening's activites?

Doors open at 6 pm with drinks and snacks for guests as they stroll among the collection of restored autos with hosts sharing details of the autos and owners; dinner served@ 7 pm; music and dancing 'til -

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Organized by

Exec Bd, PC of La Grange, Inc.

The Pilot Club of La Grange, Inc. and its student organization, the Anchor Club, are celebrating two pretty remarkable milestones for the organizations in 2025: the Pilot Club is observing its 40th Anniversary and the Anchor Club is observing its 25th Anniversary. These two community service groups are based on the principles of "Friendship and Service" and are members of the larger, international organizations, Pilot and Anchor International. Our mission is to influence positive change in communities throughout the world. A main focus of our clubs is to encourage brain safety and health and support of those who care for others. The clubs in La Grange sponsor activities that improve the quality of life for the elderly, mental and physical skills for the young, and support and interaction through social events with those who suffer from physical and intellectual disabilities. Since 1998 the clubs have given consistent monetary support and hands on participation at the TBI Camps organized and managed each year by Pilot & Anchor Clubs in Texas.

$85 – $150