Frosty Queen Cruise Night revival a success

August 24, 2022 @ 12:19 pmLocal News, News, Wingham Advance Times

Paige Steep, Broghan Doerr, Peyton Steep, and Monica Foxton welcomed guests to the revival of the Frosty Queen Cruise Night on Thursday, Aug. 18. (Cory Bilyea photo)
Over 140 classic cars descended on downtown Wingham to attend the revival of the old downtown event. Due to the success of this trial run, Paige Steep, owner of Frosty Queen, said she would be hosting the events monthly again next summer. (Cory Bilyea photo)
Over 140 classic cars descended on downtown Wingham to attend the revival of the old downtown event. Due to the success of this trial run, Paige Steep, owner of Frosty Queen, said she would be hosting the events monthly again next summer. (Cory Bilyea photo)
Over 140 classic cars descended on downtown Wingham to attend the revival of the old downtown event. Due to the success of this trial run, Paige Steep, owner of Frosty Queen, said she would be hosting the events monthly again next summer. (Cory Bilyea photo)
Over 140 classic cars descended on downtown Wingham to attend the revival of the old downtown event. Due to the success of this trial run, Paige Steep, owner of Frosty Queen, said she would be hosting the events monthly again next summer. (Cory Bilyea photo)
Over 140 classic cars descended on downtown Wingham to attend the revival of the old downtown event. Due to the success of this trial run, Paige Steep, owner of Frosty Queen, said she would be hosting the events monthly again next summer. (Cory Bilyea photo)
WINGHAM – Foodland’s parking lot saw over 140 classic cars lined up to participate in the revival of the Frosty Queen Cruise Night, minus the “burnout competition” and the live entertainment. In a social media post, Frosty Queen owner Paige Steep said, “What an amazing turnout. I think it’s safe to say our first cruise…
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Cory Bilyea is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with the Wingham Advance Times. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada.