Cars And Coffee Kings

01/05/2026

Poulan Pro 19hp B&S Intek

01/04/2026

8yr Old (Jasper) Removes The Bed From S10 Build.

Lil man helps pullmthe bed off a chevy S10.

01/03/2026

We'd like to thank everyone who came out to our 1st First Friday Cruise In At The Crossing! We'll see you out there next month. Stay tuned for who our guest food truck will be.

12/31/2025

Come spend the 1st automotive event of 2026 with us at the First Friday Cruise In At The Crossing. Cubano's On the Go will be there serving the most authentic Cuban food in Alabama! Bring out your classic car/truck, modern muscle, import tuner, supercar, ratrod, Boogie Van, Jeep, Motorcycle, Wheelbarrow, Tesla etc...

Grab some food, grab a brew from TCBC and come check out the vehicles and meet some people this Friday 5pm-8pm.

12/26/2025

We really need you guys/gals to support our efforts to bring the area something fun and free to do, like First Friday Cruise In At The Crossing .

Public turnout ultimately determines the longevity of an event. We aim to bring you something safe and fun to do for a few hours. We'll strive to do our best to make it entertaining. But without public support events like this unfortunately fade away into the sunset.

So please, come support our efforts, decompress from your work week with some cool cars and chill people. The event will only get better with time and positive turnout.

Ben🏁

12/13/2025

Just learned about the passing of Mr. Ellis Deese. He was a staple at local car shows. He was a great guy and will be missed.

12/12/2025

Super happy to announce that Cubano's On the Go will be the first food truck at First Friday Cruise In At The Crossing . We know how much y'all love their food. So come on out and grab some grub, meet some nice folks and see some very cool vehicles.
1-2-26
5pm - 8pm

11/22/2025

Anyone planning on attending this meet tonight?

11/01/2025

Rather than blaming the decline of traditional Halloween trick-or-treating on Trunk or Treat events, it would be more accurate to acknowledge the lack of community engagement and planning. Those who express dissatisfaction with the current state of Halloween celebrations are often unwilling to participate in neighborhood meetings or collaborate with others to create a safe and enjoyable experience. Furthermore, the fact that many residents are unfamiliar with their immediate neighbors underscores the need for community-building initiatives. Instead of criticizing volunteers who organize Trunk or Treat events, we should recognize their efforts to provide a secure and festive environment for children.