Boerne, Texas – The City of Boerne has unveiled its 2026 lineup of classic car shows and automotive events, celebrating the region's deep-rooted car culture and community engagement. The calendar, which runs from March through October, features a diverse array of gatherings, from vintage tractor exhibitions to European motor showcases, all designed to honor automotive history while supporting local nonprofits and businesses.
Among the highlights is the Power of the Past on March 7, marking the 40th anniversary of The AgriCultural Museum & Arts Center. This event will feature vintage cars, engines, and tractors, along with live music, reenactors, and awards for the top 30 vehicles and Best in Show categories. Later in March, the Italian Motor Gathering on March 28 will bring Italian marques to Main Plaza for the seventh annual exhibition, free for spectators.
April 18 features the Texas Corvette Association Open Car Show, now in its 33rd year, with nearly 500 Corvettes and classic vehicles lining Main Street. The event includes live music, food trucks, and a silent auction, with proceeds benefiting SJRC Texas. Also on April 18, the Black Rifle Block Parties kick off a series of community events hosted by Black Rifle Coffee Company, with additional gatherings on July 4 and September 26, each featuring live music, food, and a car show.
October brings a trio of automotive events: the Hill Country Mile Rod Run from October 2-4, hosted by Cibolo Creek Motor Club and open to American cars, trucks, and motorcycles from 1985 and older; the South Texas All British Car Day on October 24, showcasing British-made automobiles at Main Plaza; and the German Motor Gathering on October 31, the premier exhibition of German motoring in the Texas Hill Country, free for spectators.
“Our events are more than just car shows, they’re celebrations of community, history and Texas pride,” said Tori Bellos, Marketing Specialist at Visit Boerne. “Whether you’re a collector, a spectator, or just love being around cars, there’s something for everyone.”
Vehicle registration, schedules, and parking maps are available online. Many events are free for spectators and include live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. Proceeds from several shows support local charities, including SJRC Texas. For a full calendar of events, visit the Boerne Calendar of Events.
Boerne’s car culture reflects a blend of passion, preservation, and pride, drawing enthusiasts from across the region. The 2026 lineup underscores the city’s commitment to fostering community connections through shared automotive interests, while also boosting local tourism and supporting charitable causes.
