Salute 2011 - May 19, 20, 21
American Graffiti ~ Where were you in ’62?
Although portions of American Graffiti were produced in other Northern California locations, most of the memorable scenes in George Lucas’ timeless, coming-of-age movie were filmed right here in Petaluma in June and July, 1972.
Petaluma’s Salute to American Graffiti is an annual celebration of American Graffiti, classic American cars, cruising the “main drag”, rock ‘n roll music and the “happy days” of the ‘50s and early ‘60s. Produced by Cruisin’ The Boulevard, Inc., an all-volunteer, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit California Public Benefit Corporation, Salute proceeds benefit our own community projects; schools; and other community programs that focus on the arts, history, safety and welfare of Petaluma.
To become a 2010 Sponsor or Volunteer or to make your personal online donation now - Click here.
Salute 2008 featured in four page pictorial, September issue of Custom Classic Trucks
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Thousands jam the streets of Downtown Petaluma
for Salute 2010!
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The American Graffiti Cop Car &
The May 15, 2008 Destruction
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Website photo contributors include Craig ‘Style’ Counsell, Rhonda Van Patten, Steve Rustad,
John Furrer, Ron & Cynthia Simmons, After 5 Media, Philip Hall, Scott Hess,
Rich Poremba, Sheri Perez, Steve Farley and Jim Johnson.
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