A Spectacular Grand Prix Car Show at the Terminal in the Strip District – June 8, 2024
The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix and the Terminal in the Strip will host a distinct car show in front of the Terminal Building on Smallman Street between 16th and 18th Streets on Saturday, June 8. This is an Invitational Car Show and all spots are filled.
According to Albert Heiles, PVGP volunteer and show director, “This is an invitational showing of the best the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix offers; classic cars, muscle cars, exotic cars, and race cars that compete in Schenley Park.
Markets at the Terminal
Markets at the Terminal also occur that day and every Saturday from 10 AM – 2 PM. Shop local vendors outside the 18th Street Passageway while enjoying music by DJ Breis Gordan.
It’s a wonderful way to spend a Saturday in Pittsburgh’s Strip District!
Browsing the car show and all activities are free and open to the public. Public Parking is available for spectators – are 275 spaces in the parking lot behind the Terminal. Details
Markets at the Terminbal take place outside of the 18th St. Passageway. Vendors for the market include:
- Aaron Joseph Studios
- Carol H Designs
- Chez Lapin
- City Grows
- Djoi Designs
- Finch + Flourish Paper Goods
- Glencoe Gourmet
- Jenni G Jewelry
- Kingfly Spirits
- KizzleFoods, LLC
- Kona Ice Pittsburgh West
- Kung Fu Tea
- Lane 51 Boutique
- Lilac Honey
- Mayweather Boxing + Fitness
- MiniMe Pittsburgh
- OnPar Now
- Pip & Lola’s Soaps & Sundries
- Primrose Farm
- Puzz
- Secret Saks
- Songbird Artistry
- StretchLab Strip District
- Val & Co. Home Apothecary
- Walk Run Lift Studio
- 2C Premium Coffee
TERMINAL HISTORY
“We are honored to sponsor and host Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix’s luxury vintage car show at The Strip District Terminal this year,” said Dean Welch McCaffery, Vice President of Pittsburgh Operations. “In addition to the world-class automotive showcase, which the iconic five-block-long Terminal space is ideal for, we are proud to support the Grand Prix’s charitable mission, which has a profound positive impact directly in our community.”
THE STRIP HISTORIC DISTRICT
While the Strip Historic District initially developed in the mid-nineteenth century as an industrial center with numerous iron mills, foundries and factories, its street patterns and architecture reflect the neighborhood’s history as the epicenter of the regional produce industry and the hub for specialty food products. The Strip District Terminal opened in 1929 as the Pennsylvania Railroad Fruit Auction & Sales Building to serve the tri-state area as a produce distribution hub. Iconic in length and design, the terminal functioned as the economic heart of the Strip District for more than 40 years.
ABOUT THE TERMINAL
The iconic Terminal was formerly the central hub for the regional wholesale produce industry in Pittsburgh’s bustling Strip District neighborhood. Chicago-based developer McCaffery, in partnership with the Urban Redevelopment Authority and the City of Pittsburgh, has restored the historic building’s energy and vitality. Offering approximately 160,000 square feet of new retail and restaurant experiences, improved pedestrian access, and a hub for community events, the expansive structure is, once again, a commercial, people-centric destination. Visit StripDistrictTerminal.com.
ABOUT McCAFFERY
McCaffery is a privately owned, full-service commercial real estate company that has been investing, developing, leasing and managing real estate for 30 years. The McCaffery portfolio of planned, completed and managed projects exceeds 20 million square feet and includes office, mixed-use, hotel, and residential properties, as well as large, master-planned communities and land developments. McCaffery is known in Pittsburgh for the award-winning restoration and redevelopment of The Cork Factory, Lot 24, The Strip District Terminal, and 1600 Smallman. McCaffery was recently named NAIOP Pittsburgh’s 2019 Developer of the Year.