Carlisle Events

Corvettes at Carlisle draws some 5,000 cars spanning the history of the brand. One of the biggest supports of the event has been Corvette America. In 2013, for the fifth consecutive year, they will be the Funfield sponsor for the weekend.

For the first time since the early 1990's, Carlisle Events heads out of state to fully promote, present and produce a collector car event.

The Fall Carlisle collector car swap meet, car corral and auto auction presented by Auctions America by RM saw over 90,000 enthusiasts onsite to browse the thousands of cars within the corral, interact with thousands of vendors and automotive sellers

Carlisle Events is at it again, adding Auto Mania in Allentown, Pennsylvania to its season schedule.

Two years shy of its 40th birthday, Fall Carlisle aims to continue the tradition of being one of the premier events of its type, taking center stage at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds, October 3-7.

The Carlisle (Pennsylvania) branch of the Salvation Army benefited on Thursday (9/13/12) as part of a dealer-only charity car auction. The event, hosted by the Harrisburg Auto Auction garnered more than double the take of 2011's charity auction.

2013 will be the 39th year of automotive-themed events hosted at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and promoted by the Miller families; however, Carlisle Events will enter the new year having undergone a substantial makeover.

Corvettes at Carlisle 2012 proved that a lot can change within a 365 day (366 with leap year) calendar and that was never more evident than at this year's Corvettes at Carlisle event.

For three days at the 2012 Carlisle Truck Nationals, August 10-12 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds, the Light Truck Accessory Alliance and its partners transformed a brand new stock Jeep Rubicon into a very special show vehicle.

Beginning in November of 2012 with the 28th Annual Fall AutoFest (November 8-11) in Zephyrhills, Florida and continuing with a similar event, Zephyrhills Winter AutoFest (February 21-24), Carlisle Events will own and operate the events.