The National Corvette Museum will be hosting its 27th Anniversary Celebration on September 2-4, 2021 and we got great news this week that members of the Corvette Team will be attending the show live!
The NCM plans three full days of activities to celebrate the opening of the Museum back in 1994. Participants will be able to take part in road tours, seminars, tech talks, and more. Corvette Assembly Plant Director Kai Spande will be offering his update from the plant while Corvette Product Manager will offer up the latest Corvette details and more. Hopefully, Corvette Team members will also have some new 2022 Corvettes to show off as well during the show including the three new colors debuting in the model year.
The NCM posted the news this week on their Facebook page:
JUST ANNOUNCED: The Corvette Team will be on-site at the National Corvette Museum’s 27th Anniversary Celebration from September 2-4, 2021! The team from GM will have Corvettes on display and Accessories option displays just outside the Museums doors. Inside Harlan Charles will be giving a Corvette Team presentation to event registrants! This is the first time in two years that GM has been able to attend the on-site event so be sure to join us in the fun! Can’t join us on-site? Virtual registration is still available for this event! Visit https://bit.ly/3i6jJ0h to learn more!
This is the first time in two years that Corvette Team members will be live at a Corvette Museum event. The full schedule is still being finalized but you can register now by visiting the CorvetteMuseum.org. Registration costs $20 for Lifetime members, $25 for members and $35 for non-members. Early registration guarantees you a hard card badge, lanyard, event pin, and dash plaque. The deadline for early registration ends 5:00 pm Central Time on Friday, August 13th.
Click here to see the current agenda for the 27th Anniversary Celebration.
Source:
National Corvette Museum
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