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Apple Valley Lions Car Show 2025: Classic Cars & Community Fun

The Apple Valley Lions Car Show 2025 is set for September 13th at Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift. Experience classic cars, live music, and local food in Apple Valley, CA. This family-friendly event supports community causes.

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Apple Valley Lions Car Show 2025 set for Sept. 13 at Wild Goose Vintage — classic cars, music and local vendors on tap

The Apple Valley Lions Car Show returns Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, at Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift Store on U.S. Highway 18. Expect classic cars, live music and local food vendors in a family-friendly, community-focused fundraiser.

Key takeaways

  • When: Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025 — starts at 9:00 a.m. PDT (end time not specified).
  • Where: Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift Store, 21810 US HWY 18, Apple Valley, CA.
  • What to expect: Classic car showcase, live music, local food vendors and family-friendly activities.
  • Registration / admission: Not posted publicly; spectators typically welcome at Lions Club shows — monitor club listings for updates.

Main story

The Apple Valley Lions Club has scheduled its annual car show for Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, with activities beginning at 9 a.m. The show will occupy the Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift Store location on U.S. Highway 18 in Apple Valley.

Promoters describe the event as a family-focused festival that highlights Apple Valley classic cars and encourages community attendance. Listings on event-aggregation sites and car-show calendars repeat those core facts and are the primary public notices at this time.

Highlights and programming

  • Classic car showcase: Collectors and hobbyists are expected to display a range of vintage and restored vehicles.
  • Live music: Organizers advertise music to create a festival atmosphere.
  • Local vendors: Food and small businesses, including Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift, will offer merchandise and refreshments.
  • Community focus: The show supports Lions Club fundraising and local causes.

Details organizers have not released

Several practical items remain unclear in public listings: closing time, vehicle pre-registration requirements, judged awards or trophies, and any entrant fees. Past local car shows often charge a modest registration fee for entrants and have free or low-cost spectator admission, but those specifics have not been confirmed for this show.

Plan ahead: Interested car owners and families should monitor the Apple Valley Lions Club event postings and social pages for registration and vendor instructions.

Safety, traffic and logistics

Organizers have not published a formal traffic or parking plan. Expect local congestion on Highway 18 near Wild Goose during peak arrival times. Attendees are advised to:

  • Arrive early and consider carpooling.
  • Bring water, shade and sun protection for late‑summer desert heat.
  • Prepare vehicles for heat exposure (cooling systems, batteries).
  • Follow signage or volunteer directions on the day of the event.

Where this fits into the weekend calendar

Car enthusiasts in the High Desert should note that the Happy Trails Car Show at James Woody Park is scheduled the same day. That overlap may influence choices for collectors and spectators and could affect parking and local services if both events draw large crowds.

Community and fundraising angle

Lions Club car shows are traditionally fundraisers and community builders. While the club’s specific beneficiaries for this year’s show have not been listed publicly, promotional language emphasizes community support—suggesting proceeds from registration, vendor sales or donations will benefit local charities, civic programs or club initiatives.

Local retailers and seasonal vendors such as Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift can expect increased foot traffic and potential sales, making the show important for neighborhood commerce.

How to stay informed or participate

  • Watch the Apple Valley Lions Club event postings and social pages for announcements and registration links.
  • Check community calendars like iDriveSoCal — Apple Valley Lions Car Show for updates and neighboring event listings.
  • If you plan to display a vehicle, prepare mechanically, bring shade and water, and confirm whether on-site registration will be available.

Implications for The High Desert

Economic: Small businesses and vendors in Apple Valley will likely see a bump in customers. Hobbyists often spend on food, parts and local shops, and vintage retailers can benefit from higher foot traffic.

Civic and social: Events like this strengthen community bonds and offer local leaders a chance to engage residents in an informal setting.

Practical takeaway: Mark Sept. 13 on your calendar if you enjoy Apple Valley classic cars or want a family outing that supports local causes. Arrive early and monitor event pages for last-minute updates.

Event pages and listings used for this report

For now, the Apple Valley Lions Club’s September listing is the best public source for basic details. Organizers are likely to post additional information, including registration and vendor instructions, as the event approaches. Keep an eye on the links above for the latest updates.

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Ronnie Pinkerton

As a resident of the upper Owens Valley, he has enjoyed being part of the close-knit community of Bishop and its surrounding areas.

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