The "I'm Sick of Winter" Sweetheart Cruise-in, Stone Mountain, GA

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The "I'm Sick of Winter" Sweetheart Cruise-in, Stone Mountain, GA

Time: February 14, 2026 from 11am to 3pm
Location: Smoke Rise Baptist Church
Street: 5901 Hugh Howell Road
City/Town: Stone Mountain (Tucker), GA 30087
Website or Map: http://GeorgiaCoolCruisers.org
Phone: 404-732-6842
Event Type: open, car, show, charity, fundraiser
Organized By: Rick Ellis
Latest Activity: Jan 28

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Are you SICK of Winter? We are!

Haven’t been to a Car Show since LAST YEAR? We haven’t either!

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for Saturday,February 14th for the Georgia Cool Cruisers 12th Annual “Sweetheart Cruise-in” at Smoke Rise Baptist Church in Stone Mountain/Tucker, GA

Popular Choice Awards (Best Classic, Best Modern & Top 20)  – Burgers & Hot Dogs - Door Prizes – Raffle – Vendors.

PLENTY of Show Car & Spectator Parking.

 

Entry Fee: $20. 100% of the Show proceeds will benefit the fight against Breast Cancer!

Registration opens at 10am

ALL Years - Makes - Models ALWAYS Welcome!

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