Corvette show returns to Roscoe Village

The Classic Glass Corvette Club held its 27th annual event June 14 with vintage cars, music and fellowship in Coshocton

The Classic Glass Corvette Club held its 27th annual show at Roscoe Village on June 14.

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Published June 15, 2026 - 10:03 a.m.

The Classic Glass Corvette Club held its 27th annual show at Roscoe Village on June 14. Visitors enjoyed a day filled with classic automobiles, community fellowship, and entertainment, including music from the 1950s and 1960s.

The Classic Glass Corvette Club is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and enjoying Chevrolet Corvettes while fostering fellowship among Corvette enthusiasts throughout Ohio and the surrounding region. Through cruises, shows, and community events, the club celebrates the heritage and performance of America’s sports car.

Follow the Classic Glass Corvette Club on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/classicglasscorvette.

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