Cars and Coffee at the Elliott Museum is a monthly morning meetup for car owners and anyone who likes looking at them. It takes place in the parking lot of the Elliott Museum in Stuart, so the vehicles are parked outdoors with the museum behind them.
Owners bring their pride and joy, and the lineup changes from month to month. The museum describes the display as a mix of different makes, models and years. You don’t have to bring a show car to join in. Plenty of people come to look, talk shop with other owners, and enjoy the outdoor setting.
Coffee, ice water and Jupiter Donuts are available on site. The event is open to everyone, so you can stop by for a quick coffee or stay and walk the rows of cars.
The event runs rain or shine. If the weather turns bad, the museum asks you to come in your daily driver, and the refreshments move inside.
It suits car enthusiasts, families looking for an easy weekend outing, and visitors who want to see something local before the day heats up. If you’re already in the area, you can pair it with a visit to the museum or a walk around downtown Stuart. For more to do nearby, see the Martin County events calendar.
The Historical Society of Martin County hosts the event as part of its programming at the museum, which sits along Ocean Boulevard on Hutchinson Island.