Unless otherwise noted, events and lectures are held in the
Frank Livermore Learning Center at MOAH.
MOAH is located at 351 Homer Avenue in Palo Alto between Bryant and Waverley Streets. MOAH is accessible to people with disabilities.
MOAH Fun! MOAH Benefits!
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The Museum of American Heritage and over 50 local cosponsors present the 2010 Vintage Vehicles
and Family Festival, a July extravaganza of family fun and one of a kind (and rarely shown) vintage vehicles.
Antique cars, classics, hot rods, bicycles, motorcycles and other fantastic transports will be on display.
Live music, entertainment, LEGO models from Bay Area LEGO User's Group, activities for kids, food booths, RC model races and radio personalities from The Broadcast Legends will provide MOAH fun in the sun. Festivities commence at 10 a.m. on July 25 at El Camino Park, located across from the Stanford Shopping Center on El Camino in Palo Alto, and continue until 4 p.m. Over 5,000 visitors viewed more than 100 vehicles at the 2008 event. 2010 attendance in excess of 6,000 visitors is anticipated. Thanks to the generosity of MOAH supporters, the Vintage Vehicles and Family Festival will again be free to the general public, with free parking at Stanford Shopping Center: All other proceeds benefit the Museum of American Heritage. The Museum will be closed on Sunday, July 25, so join us at El Camino Park for MOAH fun in the sun! |
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Don't forget to check our schedule of classes for adults and children!
2010 Museum Sponsors: * Frank Livermore Trust * The Bill and Mel Lane Families * Moore Family Foundation
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This page last updated: April 24, 2010 Copyright © Museum of American Heritage |