Gates open on Friday 4pm-9:00pm for a Cruise in / Saturday 10am-9pm (no early birds please!)
(Rain or Shine)
Car, Truck and Motorcycle show…FREE!!
Charity event for Trooper Joel R. Davis Foundation. ALL donations welcomed and encouraged!
Free for everyone who brings a specialty vehicle, truck, farm tractor, modified tractor, race car …. etc!!
All years, makes and models welcome!!
FREE admission for spectators!
Hours of entertainment, food, crafts, vendors, face painter, demonstrations, kids games, chicken BBQ, model car contest, exhibits and of course, cars, trucks and motorcycles!!!
Dash plaques along w/ goodie bags for first 300 vehicles!
Trophies awarded on Saturday afternoon.
(all vehicles on grounds and in building will be open for judging!)
FRIDAY MAY 18/
SATURDAY MAY 19
CRAFTERS/VENDORS (OUTSIDE)
ALL DAY
SATURDAY MAY 19
CHICKEN BBQ (behind gazebo)
11am until gone!
SATURDAY MAY 19
SATURDAY MAY 19
TRAVELING MEMORIAL WALL FOR FALLEN BIKERS
VINTAGE FOR VETERANS
(Pin up Girls)
ALL DAY
ALL DAY
9pm
8TH ANNUAL TWO NATIONS 1000
ISLANDS EXTRAVAGANZA
Car, Truck and Bike Show
FRIDAY MAY 18th 4pm to 9pm
SATURDAY MAY 19th 10am to 9pm
CEROW RECREATIONAL PARK
615 EAST LINE ROAD, CLAYTON, NY 13624
OUR CHARITY
FRIDAY MAY 18
Dusk to 9pm
2pm UNTIL 4pm
5pm UNTIL 9pm
DRIVE IN MOVIE: movie TBD
RUBY SHOOZ Sponsored by DAVIDSONS AUTO GROUP
FIREWORKS (baseball fields) Sponsored by FX CAPRARA
SATURDAY MAY 19
AWARDS (outside at gazebo)
4pm
SATURDAY MAY 19
SATURDAY MAY 19
SATURDAY MAY 19
SATURDAY MAY 19
Crusin for a Brusin #3 Boxing
(at pavillion on hill)
1 pm
Ft Drum Rock Band (under tent)
Trooper Joel R. Davis Foundation
Joel R. Davis was a born and raised North Country man. He went into law enforcement in an area where he grew up, and he raised three children there. Davis was responding to a domestic dispute in Theresa when he was shot in the chest on July 9th 2017. Davis was a devoted man, and his family was everything to him.
Davis spent 10 years as a deputy at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office before becoming a trooper. He was just about to hit five years with state police.
Joel served as the Commissioner of the Evans Mills Youth Baseball League and was active in all youth sports. He taught community kids the fundamentals of baseball, from T-ball to fast-pitch, and helped organize the teams and kept the league on track. At the time of his death, he was an assistant coach with the Indian River Wood Bat Baseball team and was a member of the Evans Mills 500 Club.
To honor Trooper Joel R. Davis’ legacy and life of service to others, this fund, associated with the Northern New York Community Foundation, will be a perpetual charitable grantmaking component fund of the Community Foundation. It will support charitable community projects and programs for the public benefit.