Back the Blue Car Show Returns to Downtown Loganville This Saturday |
Classic cars, music, and community spirit take over downtown Loganville October 3 to support local police and first responders. |
Classic cars, community pride, and support for local first responders will come together in downtown Loganville on Saturday, October 3, as the seventh annual Back the Blue Car Show returns from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Presented by The Master’s Car Club in partnership with the City of Loganville, the event will raise money for the Loganville Police Department and other local first responders, according to the city’s official event listing.
For residents looking for something to do Saturday, the show offers a chance to explore downtown, enjoy the vehicles on display, and spend time with neighbors while supporting a local cause. You don’t have to bring a show car—or know what’s under the hood—to appreciate the craftsmanship and care that go into these vehicles.
Along with the car show, this year’s announced attractions include a swap meet, a 50/50 raffle, door prizes, food and drinks, and 30 trophies for participating vehicles. The city also lists DJ music and food vendors among the day’s activities.
Car owners planning to participate can register their vehicles between 9:30 a.m. and noon. Awards are scheduled for 2 p.m., giving visitors time to browse the show before the winners are recognized.
The event is part of an ongoing partnership between The Master’s Car Club and the city, which work together on two downtown car shows each year. The spring show supports Almsprings Food Basket, while the fall Back the Blue event benefits local public safety. The city says parking is available at the United Methodist Church.
For car enthusiasts, it’s an opportunity to enjoy a day around fellow fans. For everyone else, it’s an invitation to come downtown, grab something to eat, and take part in a community fundraiser.
Plan your visit: • Date: Saturday, October 3, 2026
For additional details and updates, visit the official Back the Blue Car Show event page. |
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Parking at the United Methodist Church is helpful. Main Street gets crowded fast.
Thirty trophies seems like a lot, but I bet the car owners appreciate it.
The swap meet might be my favorite part. I always find something interesting.
Does anyone know what kind of food vendors will be there?
Glad to see the show raising money for Loganville first responders again.
Dave ThompsonIt's nice that the club keeps doing both shows every year. The spring one helps the food basket, too.
We went last year and my kids loved picking their favorite cars!
Maria G.That's the fun part with kids. Mine always pick something completely different from me.