Spectator tickets are good only for tickets to Crossroads Village on June 27 or 28, 2026. Simply pick the day that best fits your schedule. Buy your tickets here.
Please Note: The Genesee County Arts Education and Cultural Millage free admission benefit does not apply at Crossroads Village during Auto Fair weekend.
What time does everything happen?
Saturday Show Schedule
- 7am Vehicle registration opens
- 8am – 4pm Show car judging
- 9am Visitor gates open
- 10am-3pm Kids’ make & take model cars
- 10am-4pm Door prize drawings
- 11 a.m.-12 noon 3rd Degree Burns Plays
- 12:30pm Tractor Parade
- 1 – 2 p.m. 3rd Degree Burns Plays
- 5pm Show closes until Sunday morning
Sunday Show Schedule
- 7am Vehicle registration opens
- 8am–noon Show car judging
- 9am Visitor gates open
- 10am-2pm Kids’ make & take model cars
- 10am-1pm Door prize drawings
- 12:30pm Tractor Parade
- 2pm Appreciation Awards for feature and display car owners
- 3pm Awards ceremony for both judged and non-judged awards
- 4pm 54th annual Sloan Museum Auto Fair closes
What can we do at Auto Fair?
Fun for the kids: Again this year, we will have fun activities for kids to do. Youngsters aged 11 and under will be able to participate. We will also have our Children’s Choice Award – kids 15 and younger will get to vote on their favorite vehicle! They will simply put the registration number of the vehicle they like best. The vehicle with the most votes, wins!
Spectator details: Saturday’s general admission hours are 9 am till 5 pm, Sundays hours are 9 am till 3 pm. Show admission prices are adults 12 and up $10.00, children 11 and under are free. Spectator tickets for the Sloan Museum Auto Fair are $10 for ages 12+; children ages 11 and younger are free with an accompanying adult ticket. Auto Fair tickets include admission to Crossroads Village. Tickets for the Huckleberry Railroad are extra. Please Note: The Genesee County Arts Education and Cultural Millage free admission benefit does not apply at Crossroads Village during Auto Fair weekend.
What can we eat at Auto Fair?
Food: There will be food trucks and other food vendors on the grounds during the event. Crossroads will have food available in the Millstreet.
The menu includes hot dogs, barbecue, ice cream, as well as breakfast.
Featured Displays of 2026
Legacy Display
As a thank you for showcasing this vehicle at the Sloan Museum Auto Fair for 15 years or more, we are honored to invite it to be part of our Legacy Display at the 2026 Sloan Museum Auto Fair. This special display is new for 2026 and will return only once every five years or so. Your longtime participation has helped shape the spirit of this event, and we’re excited to recognize your vehicle as part of our history.
Lane of Fame
The Lane of Fame celebrates the very best of the 2025 Sloan Museum Auto Fair, showcasing award‑winning vehicles that captured the attention of judges and spectators alike. This remarkable lineup spans classic luxury, muscle cars, trucks, motorcycles, and modern performance, from elegant prewar Packards and Buicks to iconic Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Mustangs, and Mopar legends. Visitors will see beautifully restored classics, rare and powerful muscle cars, standout customs, and contemporary winners that prove automotive passion is timeless. Every vehicle earned its place through craftsmanship, history, and style, making this display a must‑see highlight for anyone who loves great cars and great stories.
Trucks that Built America Display
From brass‑era workhorses to bold modern customs, the trucks coming to this summer’s Auto Fair span more than a century of ingenuity and muscle. See rare early delivery and fire trucks from Brush, Buick, Ford, and American LaFrance, alongside hardworking milk trucks, tankers, wreckers, and panel trucks that once kept America moving. Marvel at unique machines like a Model T snow machine, a 40 & 8 train car, classic Mack B‑models, vintage pickups and vans, a John Deere diesel tractor, and even a modern Hemi Charger UTE. It’s a one‑of‑a‑kind lineup you won’t want to miss.
A Tribute to Emergency Vehicles display
Honoring those who serve and protect, the Auto Fair’s Tribute to Emergency Vehicles features an impressive lineup of military, police, and fire vehicles spanning more than seven decades. From rugged World War II machines like a Kettenkrad, GPW Jeep, and 6×6 cargo truck to Cold War–era military vehicles and iconic Michigan State Police cruisers, this display highlights vehicles built for duty. Visitors will also see classic police sedans, memorial and tribute cars, a towering firetruck, modern pursuit vehicles, and an ex‑military Hummer. It is a powerful, up‑close look at the vehicles that responded in moments of need.
Vintage Tractors owned by the Genesee Valley Tractor Collectors Club
In 1990 a small group of tractor lovers came together to form the Genesee Valley Tractor Collectors Club. The purpose of the club is to promote the interest of the public in the preservation and the restoration of antique tractors, particularly the John Deere two-cylinder models, their accessories, lore and literature. Today over 100 members of the club continue their love of tractors and participate in shows, parades, drives and pulls around Michigan and beyond.
Western Flyer Wagon owned by Rick Fryz
The Sloan Museum Auto Fair celebrates all facets of automotive culture—from historic preservation to bold innovation—and Rick Fryer’s Western Flyer wagon fits right in. It’s a testament to imagination, skill, and the enduring appeal of a simple idea: taking something familiar and reimagining it in a way that makes everyone stop and smile.