Festival of Speed & Style

The Festival event celebrates the speed and performance of exotic sports cars while emphasizing the elegance of their design and style. It also highlights the heart and spirit of the community and underscores the sophistication and style of Old Town.

Each year, tens of thousands of people converge in Old Town Alexandria to view more than 100 rare and exotic supercars and motorcycles from around the world.

Style Show

Now in its fifth year, The Old Town Festival of Speed & Style, presented by Burke & Herbert
Bank, is a spectacular, high-sensory in-person event that has become one of the biggest annual
activities in Alexandria, VA. Free and open to the public, spectators are treated to a fun-filled,
day of fast cars, high-style, food and fun – all shared in a collectively extraordinary experience.
The Festival event celebrates the speed and performance of exotic sports cars while
emphasizing the elegance of their design and style. It also highlights the heart and spirit of the
community and underscores the sophistication and style of Old Town.
Each year, tens of thousands of people converge in Old Town Alexandria to view more than
100 rare and exotic supercars and motorcycles from around the world. They also get to
experience a distinctive and stylish fashion show that features models dressed to match the
style and elegance of the various cars on display. Live music is also provided by highly
acclaimed jazz and rock bands to add extra ambience.
The beneficiary of the Festival is the Alexandria community – its residents; the spectators and
visitors; the local restaurants, shops, galleries, and outlets; and two local charities – ALIVE! and
the Community Lodgings. Additionally, the Festival has become one of the premiere car events
on the East Coast, generating national and international interest in Alexandria, as an
extraordinary place to see and experience cool things.
The Old Town Festival of Speed & Style is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization
chartered to generate and donate funds to local charities.