1. Do I have to pay to attend Cars in the Commons?
It is free for the public to be spectators and attend the festival (cars, music, food, vendors, raffles, and fun!). Come out and see us and bring all your friends and family!  All Car and VIP tickets are sold out. 

All the exhibit cars pay an entry fee. Registration is closed. All ticket sales are final and non-transferable. Drivers will receive a swag bag including a t-shirt (if registered by May 1), poster, red carpet photo opportunity, and other items from our sponsors. 

2. Where is Cars in the Commons 2024?
Cars in the Commons is located in the North Village Square of gorgeous Norton Commons. Cars will be surrounding the fountain and streets near Watch Hill Proper and the Lyric apartment building all the way up to The Cottages. 

Approximate address of the North Village Square:
6320 Rosebay Street
Prospect, KY 40059

3. Where should I park?
If your car is in the exhibit, you will receive an email with detailed instructions on arrival time and location. 

The public should park throughout the neighborhood and walk to the square. Please be aware that some roads leading to the North Village fountain will not be accessible. (SEE MAP BELOW)

Google Maps: North Village Town Square. Roads in red below are closed to public traffic. Street parking throughout the neighborhood is encouraged.

A shuttle service is also available from the South Village to the North Village. Shuttle pick up: 2024 near Waldo's Chicken & Beer. Shuttle Drop Off: North Village Market (pink dot on map)

4. Is this for charity?
YES! We are so excited to be working with THREE fabulous charities.  Norton Children's Hospital Foundation, L.O.U. Louisville Outreach for the Unsheltered, and The First Car Project (SEE BELOW FOR MORE INFO about each!!)

L.O.U. Louisville Outreach for the Unsheltered
L.O.U. is a local organization that focuses on bringing resources to some of the most vulnerable populations in Louisville. They not only bring food and water and clothing but they also develop relationships with the unsheltered and help to connect them with the resources they need to find housing or the help they need. 

Visit their tent for ice cold waters and sno-cones. All proceeds go to LOU. 

Find out more at https://www.lououtreach.org

Norton Children's Hospital Foundation

The Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation is the philanthropic arm for Norton Children’s pediatric facilities and services. The foundation raises funds exclusively for Norton Children’s Hospital, Kentucky’s only full-service, free-standing hospital created “Just for Kids”; Norton Children’s Medical Center; and pediatric services at Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital to support programs, equipment, new technologies, clinical research, child advocacy and health education for patients, families, medical staff and the community.

Norton Children’s Hospital serves all families regardless of their ability to pay. As part of a not-for-profit organization, Norton Children’s facilities rely on the generosity of the community to help fulfill our mission to provide for the physical and emotional health of children, from birth to adulthood. It takes the generosity of everyone in the community to enable Norton Children’s to be here for all children when they need us.

Raffles and Auction website goes live June 23, 2024!
https://one.bidpal.net/cars2024

 

The First Car Project

The First Car Project is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization with the mission to gift cars to foster youth in the state of Kentucky. These young adults are transitioning out of the care system and into independent living. Having reliable transportation will enable them to access employment and college/vocational education.  There are many obstacles along the path for this vulnerable population and The First Car Project hopes to eliminate one. We are so excited to hand off the keys to two deserving individuals at Cars in the Commons!

Donations go to the procurement of vehicles, maintenance and updates to ensure reliability and safety, insurance stipends, and tax/registration fees for each recipient. 

Donate here: www.thefirstcarproject.com