State Street Car Show​ Returns To Media Sunday After 4-Year Hiatus

MEDIA, PA — Cars are returning to State Street in Media.

Not because the road was closed, but because the State Street Car Show was on a four-year hiatus and is returning this weekend.

The show will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday on State Street in Media.

This highly anticipated event, hosted by the Media Business Authority in partnership with the Historical Car Club of Pennsylvania, is made possible with generous sponsorship from Granite Run Buick/GMC.

A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Media Food Bank, aiding in their mission to provide support to those in need within the community.

Volunteers from the Food Bank will be collecting non-perishable food donations in their tent at the intersection of State and Jackson Streets during the event.

"We’re honored to be part of this exciting event that showcases the beauty of classic cars," said Frank Levine, General Manager at Granite Run Buick GMC. "Our dealership has a long-standing tradition of supporting community-driven initiatives, and we’re happy to contribute towards the success of the new State Street Car Show."

With two communities located in Media – Lima Estates and Granite Farms Estates, Acts Retirement-Life Communities is excited to be the presenting sponsor for the event.

"We believe in fostering vibrant communities that bring people together in meaningful ways," said Jim Petty, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Mission Development for Acts Retirement-Life Communities. "The State Street Car Show is a perfect example of that, we are pleased to support it!"

Seth Pancoast, Vice President of Historical Car Club of Pennsylvania, said the club is “looking forward to starting a new tradition by bringing an iconic show to the Delaware County Seat,” adding that the family-friendly event will “have something for everyone, from beautifully restored vintage cars to classic muscle cars and exquisite luxury automobiles.”

While you’re visiting the historic State Street District, be sure to stop into the town’s many award-winning small businesses.

"We’re thrilled to be hosting the Car Show,” said Heather LaPorte Arata, Media Business Authority Board Chair. "Media has a wonderful, eclectic mix of independent retail shops and restaurants. We encourage Car Show guests to explore the entire downtown area while they’re here!"

Admission to the State Street Car Show presented by Acts Retirement-Life Communities is free for spectators, and parking at meters and in municipal lots is free on Sunday.