For your first outing of 2015, you can’t go wrong with a big car show.

Designed for comparison shoppers, car lovers, and looky-loos alike, this is a well laid out event. The show only uses the 100 level of the convention center, so it’s not overwhelming. There is event style food and ample tables and chairs to accommodate the crowds. It’s great for a family day out, a date, or just by yourself.

This isn’t the archaic car show of the past, with ditsy girls in tight dresses, leaning against cars. These reps are very knowledgeable about their vehicles. Some dealers have interactive screens to sign-up for information, pinball machines, and simulators. There are free giveaways, like totes and flashlights.

Aside from the brand new Corvettes and Cadillacs, you can view some antique cars as well. Comparison-shop BMWs and Mercedes, check out the new Hellcat, or take a selfie with a Ferrari or Bentley.

The hours are very generous, along with the price of admission. You can make it a whole day or just an hour or two and not feel guilty. There are a few vendors throughout the venue; selling jewelry or enticing you to make an addition to your home, but no one was pushy or in your face.

The whole event is designed to be hands-off and pressure free! Access to the convention center is easy too. Parking is ample and not overcharged. 
Go, enjoy, and have an adventure, dreaming about that new car…or gather info. and get ready to buy that new car! 
The show runs today through Sunday. Go to www.autoshowbaltimore.com or www.bccenter.org for details and tickets. #baltautoshow

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Denise A.

Theatre/Concert Reviewer

A member of the Actors’ Center since 2000, she is a professionally trained actor, singer and dancer, she has graced stages all over the country with various musicals and plays, receiving many awards and accolades. She was an award-nominated host for Eclipse Magazine TV and has also been seen on such shows as The Mickey Mouse Club, Homicide: Life on the Streets, and Ally McBeal. She is a professional magician’s assistant, who has worked with Carnegie and Bradley Fields. Denise has also done her share behind the scenes with many projects. Aside from choreography, she’s been doing costuming and makeup (award winning) for more than a decade. She has been a writer since middle school, mostly short stories and poetry. As English was a favorite subject always, she easily took to journalism courses in high school, followed by college. Her writing has spanned many different markets. In recent years, she has been co-authoring an original musical that she hopes gets to see the light of day 🙂

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