Harrington Car Show transforming the city’s historic main street

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Press release from the Innovia Foundation

Spokane, Wash. –As part of their year-long 50th anniversary celebration, Innovia Foundation is proud to announce support of the Harrington Car Show, which attracts families and car enthusiasts from across the region to the picturesque town of Harrington, Washington. Now in its 12th year and hosted by The Studebaker Garage, this eagerly anticipated event will take place on May 18, 2024, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., promising a day of excitement and camaraderie for attendees of all ages.

“The Harrington Car Show has become a cornerstone of community spirit,” said Shelly O’Quinn, Innovia CEO, “which is why we are thrilled to support this free event as part of our 50th anniversary celebration. Harrington is a vibrant rural community, steeped in heritage with residents dedicated to community service and revitalization.”

Set against the backdrop of Harrington’s historic main street, the car show transforms the town with a stunning display of more than 250 vintage and collectible automobiles that will captivate visitors of all ages. Attendees can immerse themselves in local treats and unique shopping experiences, all while enjoying an array of fun-filled, family-friendly activities. All attendees are invited to stop by the Innovia booth in the Harrington Town Square to receive a complimentary “Innovia Buck” to spend at local coffee and treat shops.

Jill Barth, Studebaker Garage owner and car show founder, shared, “We are thrilled that the Harrington Car Show has become such a beloved family event. Our goal is to celebrate more than 100 years of automotive innovation that also highlights Harrington’s rich history and our commitment to keep Harrington vital, including several projects that were made possible with the support of Innovia.”

“The collaboration between Innovia Foundation and Harrington underscores a shared dedication to nurturing the cultural fabric of our rural communities, uniting in support of local initiatives that strengthen and empower our neighborhoods. This commitment is exemplified through transformative projects like the restoration of Harrington’s Historic Opera House and the development of Harrington’s Town Square,” remarked Rick Rasmussen, Board President of Innovia Foundation and CEO of Northwest Specialty Hospital.

Innovia Foundation proudly manages two funds that directly benefit Harrington: The Hearts in Harrington Fund and the Harrington Town Square Community Fund. These initiatives reflect our ongoing mission to address local needs and cultivate opportunities that enhance the vitality of our beloved region.


 

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