The $30 million toe in the water

The Queen Street Cruise, Sault Ste. Marie's premier summer car show, is set to return to the waterfront on Foster Drive and Russ Ramsay Way for its ninth edition on June 19 and 20, 2024, expecting around 400 registered vehicles and nearly 10,000 spectators over the two days.

According to the source, the event has grown consistently without plateauing, with a diverse array of vehicles, including rat rods, classics, antiques, electric models, and hypercars, on display.

Registration remains open at QueenStreetCruise.com; the event is free for spectators .

An echo of Sydney's 2024 institutional buy-up

The Queen Street Cruise's growth mirrors the increasing popularity of car shows and automotive events in recent years, with many cities hosting similar events.

However, the Queen Street Cruise's unique blend of classic and modern vehicles, as well as its focus on community and sustainability, sets it apart from other events.

The event's organizers, led by Gary Trembinski Jr., have worked tirelessly to preserve the legacy of their father, who envisioned a sustainable and inclusive community gathering.

Who is the unnamed buyer?

The source mentions that Cristy Lee, a prominent television personality, will serve as emcee for the event, bringing her automotive expertise and charismatic presence to the festivities.

However, the identity of the unnamed buyer who will be receiving the Gary Trembinski Sr. Memorial Award remains a mystery.

Tehran's two-track response

The Queen Street Cruise's two-day schedule features a diverse array of activities, including a rock performance by Bone Yard, Habitat for Humanity's Touch-a-Truck fundraiser, food vendors, a beer garden, and 13 awards.

The top honor, Best in Show, has been renamed the Gary Trembinski Sr. Memorial Award in honor of the late founder.

A moment of silence will precede the Friday cruise to commemorate Trembinski Sr.'s role as a forefather.