AACA Museum Events

Celebrate more than 100 years of Hershey's Kisses!

In 2007, the Hershey's Kiss celebrated 100 years!  Visit the AACA Museum to see the official 100th Anniversary edition of the Hershey's Kissmobile Cruiser that traveled the country in celebration of 100 years of kisses!

Motorcycles 1884 - 1973

The Antique Motorcycle Club of America reveals their new exhibit with over 40 vintage motorcycles on display with in the Museum.

Classic Fine Art Car Photography

Join us for a special art exhibit of three artists from the New Jersey Area as they feature fine art car photography in the Museum's upper level rotunda gallery.

Food & Toy "DRIVE" Now - December 5, 2008

The AACA Museum is again teaming up with Carry the Light Ministries of Mechanicsburg to help sponsor a Food & Toy “DRIVE”.   The goal of the “DRIVE” will be to provide about 50 (hopefully more) needy families in the community with groceries and toys to help throughout the holiday season.  An antique pick up truck is parked in the Museum’s lobby and we’re looking to fill the truck with items for families in need.

Treasures from the 3 Dog Garage: The Ross Myers Collection

Treasures from the 3 Dog Garage will be the second in the Museum's Collectors Series, a program designed to showcase major, privately owned "collections with character".

Truckerville USA - Roads to Rails Model Train Exhibit

All Aboard!  A custom train display is scheduled to roll out at the AntiqueAutoMuseum at Hershey on November 15, 2008.  It’s yet another opportunity to cruise through time – on rails --  at the AACAMuseum during the holiday season.   

Travel back in time as these locomotives take you to “Tuckerville, USA” the Museum’s vision of small-town America in the 1950s.  There are stores, factories, shops, a farm, and a railroad yard that features an automated turntable and locomotive repair shop.  Other automated features include a gas station, Ford garage, a Drive-In restaurant and construction site complete with bulldozers.  For our younger visitors, Thomas the Tank Engine is a popular attraction.   Tuckerville is surrounded by rails, on which run a variety of vintage model trains manufactured by Lionel and Williams, Rail King and now Bachmann in a combination of O-gauge and HO-gauge sizes. 

Sponsored by:  Members 1st Federal Credit Union