Gold Coast Business Association car show draws crowd to Glen Head

Second annual event showcases classic cars, vintage fire trucks and local small businesses

Posted Friday, October 31, 2025 12:21 pm

The second annual Gold Coast Business Association Car Show rolled back into the Glen Head Long Island Rail Road parking lot on Oct. 25

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Organized by the Gold Coast Business Association, the event aims to highlight the organization’s mission to connect and promote small businesses across Long Island’s North Shore.

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Vendors showcased a range of local products and services, giving attendees an opportunity to shop and network while enjoying the display of vehicles.

Luke Feeney/Herald

The Gold Coast Business Association plans to continue expanding the annual event as part of its effort to strengthen relationships among small businesses and encourage residents to support local commerce

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By Luke Feeney

The second annual Gold Coast Business Association Car Show rolled back into the Glen Head Long Island Rail Road parking lot on Oct. 25, drawing residents, car enthusiasts and local business owners for a day of community fun.

Last year’s inaugural show drew more than 1,000 visitors and over 100 vehicles. This year’s event, held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., featured more than 50 classic and custom cars, along with several vintage fire trucks. The show also included local vendors, food, music and family activities.

Organized by the Gold Coast Business Association, the event aims to highlight the organization’s mission to connect and promote small businesses across Long Island’s North Shore. Vendors showcased a range of local products and services, giving attendees an opportunity to shop and network while enjoying the display of vehicles.

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