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The Spring Opener is an annual car show in held Seattle, Washington. It is put on by two local car clubs, the Piston Packin' Mamas and Rat Patrol.
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#BC1D24
Cardinal
188, 29, 36
357, 73, 43
0, 85, 81, 26
#467194
Wedgewood
70, 113, 148
207, 36, 43
53, 24, 0, 42
#ECCE93
Chalky
236, 206, 147
40, 70, 75
0, 13, 38, 7
The Spring Opener is an annual Seattle car show organized by local clubs Rat Patrol and the Piston Packin’ Mamas. Bringing together enthusiasts and families, the event celebrates cars, motorcycles, bicycles, live music, and community. The 2026 show is scheduled for Sunday, May 17, from noon to 5 p.m. at the White Center Eagles in Seattle. Spectator admission is free, and the event welcomes all ages; the bar is available to guests with valid identification showing they are 21 or older.
The program features performances by Kids On Fire, The Scoffs, and Well Adjusted, alongside DJ sets from Michael of WigOut Garage Punk Night. Vehicle entry is offered on a first-come, first-served basis, with fees of $20 per car and $10 per motorcycle or bicycle; advance registration and reserved parking are not available. The Spring Opener also serves as a fundraiser for Treehouse, an organization supporting foster children. Event guidelines emphasize safety, respectful conduct, and care for the venue and its young visitors.
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What are Seattle Spring Opener's brand colors?
The Seattle Spring Opener color palette uses the hex codes #BC1D24, #467194 and #ECCE93.
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