The Mid Ohio Cruisers Car Club hosted its 35th annual Snowball Cruise this past Saturday at the Burger King on Route 31 in Marysville, Ohio.
With temperatures in the upper 20s at show time, classic car attendance was understandably light, but there were still enough vehicles on hand for the club to select three favorites. Among them was a Cadillac featuring a skeletal Elvis display, a Ford Mustang, and a Mazda RX-7.
Special thanks to Mary Ruiz for braving the cold and sharing photos from the event.
The Mid Ohio Cruisers will kick off their season of monthly car shows starting on April 18, 2026.
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NEWS AND NOTES
Der Dutchman Cruise-In:
This week, it wasn’t the hot and humid temperatures that kept people home — it was the chance of rain showers. Still, attendance reached 110 cars, including six first-timers. Wayne decided not to have food, anticipating a lower turnout due to the forecast.
A quiet field under moody skies — the forecast kept the chrome at home this week.
Hosanna Church Car Show:
The Hosanna Church in Pataskala, Ohio held its 12th Annual Car Show on Friday evening, drawing a strong crowd and 135 registered vehicles.
Thanks to near-perfect weather, many participants arrived early, and the parking lot was nearly full by the official 4 PM registration start. (In fact, due to the early turnout, the church began registration around 3 PM to accommodate the influx.)
Cruisers and spectators enjoyed food and refreshments from Poppy’s Roadside Diner and Whit’s Frozen Custard. Registered participants received a door prize ticket, and many took part in the 50/50 raffle. Awards included Favorite Awards, Top Choice, Best of the Decade, People’s Choice, and Best of Show.
All proceeds benefited Hosanna’s Do Something Team, which supports individuals and families in need throughout Pataskala and West Licking County.
Here are the best of the Decade winners:
The People’s Choice Award went to a beautifully restored 1967 Pontiac Tempest owned by Schon Crouse.
And finally, John Pickens took home Best of Show honors with his stunning 1931 Ford Roadster.
With great weather and strong participation, the 12th Annual Hosanna Car Show was a memorable success.
Richwood Bank Coffee & Cars Cruise-In:
More than 25 vehicles turned out for Saturday morning’s Coffee and Cars Cruise-In at Richwood Bank in Delaware, Ohio.
Among the standouts were two vintage Volkswagen buses—one of which was a nostalgic nod to the 1960s—and a custom-built PT Cruiser pickup originally created for the 2005 SEMA Show.
Door prizes were raffled off at the end of the cruise-in, with the top prize featuring a bottle of Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon.
The next—and final—Richwood Bank Coffee and Cars of the season will be held on Saturday, September 6th.
