Dropt-N-Destroyed 14 is back at The Ohio State Reformatory once again. 

This is Dropt Out's 14th annual Dropt n Destroyed custom car & truck show held on May 26, 27 and 28, 2017. We will be at The Ohio State Reformatory located at 100 Reformatory Rd. Mansfield, Ohio 44905. The prison will be available for tours and photo ops.

Spectators are free for the show. If you wish to take the tour of the reformatory you can purchase a ticket inside.

Vendors and sponsors will set up Friday, if you wish to set up on Saturday, your space may be limited.

Join us Friday night at the reformatory to register and enjoy the evening.

Gates open at 9am Saturday/Sunday with ALL (vendor, sponsor, show members) vehicles filling out a registration form. The gates will be closed each night at 6pm (six).

Awards will be Sunday at 3:30pm w/ special awards as longest distance, best paint car & truck, engine car & truck, no shine award, best of show car & truck and our class awards.

All times, events, awards subject to change (but we like to keep to them).

Further questions can be answered at droptoutcustoms@yahoo.com

If you'd like to enter your vehicle:

FRIDAY 6pm-11pm registration ($35) will be open. Ghost walk at dropt n destroyed 14 will begin at 8pm-10pm. The price for the ghost walk is $20.

SATURDAY 9am-6pm registration ($35 unless already registered) will be open. Judging all day. The Miz Dropt Out 2017 contest will happen between 2p-4p. Gates close at 6pm. The Ghost hunt at dropt n destroyed 14 will begin at 9pm-3am $65.

SUNDAY 9am-4pm registration ($35 unless already registered) open till 1pm. Awards between 2pm-3pm

*only a one time registration fee

For more info and details visit www.​droptout.​com






 

Photo Credit: Facebook Event Page

The 72nd Annual May Show is a juried exhibition showcasing the talent of Ohio artists in a variety of media.

The 2017 guest juror is Tom Hale,  an award winning watercolor artist and automotive styling designer from Michigan.

Tom received his Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, from The Art Center School in Los Angeles. He was employed as a styling designer for a major automobile corporation until 1985, when he left the corporate world to pursue his art career full time.

His paintings have earned him many awards, including a Gold Medal of Honor from the American Watercolor Society. His work has been shown extensively throughout the United States, and he has completed over 3100 paintings,  most of which are now in private and corporate art collections.

Learn more about Tom Hale @ www.​tomhalegallery.​com



Opening Reception:  Saturday, May 6th: 7-9pm | Awards at 8pm

May 6 – June 4

Hours of Operation:
Tuesday – Sunday 11am – 5pm


Photo Credit: Mansfield Art Center