Enjoy and admire the power, class and sophistication of marquee Italian automobiles and motorcycles, set against the backdrop of Baltimore's premiere waterfront neighborhood. VIVA ITALIA:Concours D'Elegance is an elegant experience of Italy's most striking cars and motorcycles - from the most exotic Ferrari to the retro Alfa Romeo - displayed in a dynamic street-festival atmosphere, with local food and specialty vendors, live entertainment, raffles and upscale shopping.

Car and motorcycle registration costs $60, which includes one vehicle space and one VIP ticket. VIP tickets (i.e., guest passes) can be purchased separately for $60 apiece. Register your vehicle or buy a VIP guest pass here.

Win a Toyota Yaris! Raffle tickets are now available for a brand new Toyota Yaris.

The event is free for the public to attend. Donations will be accepted and appreciated.

Proceeds from the fifth annual VIVA ITALIA Concours D'Elegance benefit The Children's Guild, a nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization that provides educational and therapeutic programs and services for young people with severe emotional and behavioral disorders.


A few pictures from last year:

 

WOW Great Shots!! If i was closer i would have made the trip out there!

 

Those were pics from last year. This thread is about the show THIS year I only put the pics to show people what kind of cars showed up.

 

are germans allowed???

 

Nope it's all Italians. You could park just outside the show though

 

bump for a great event...

 

If the weather breaks I plan to roll up with the top down. Always looking for an excuse to open her up on the highways.

 

I attended this event with my 575M several years ago and was disappointed that it was anything but a 'concours'...a very nice display of cars, but nothing serious about judging, classes, etc. Has that changed??

 

The new location is alot better then the old. Should be fun if the rain holds off.

 

Weather looks promising. Will most likely run up for a look-see.

 

Rained a good part of the day here in SS, MD. Anyone make it by?