Frequently Asked Questions | Eligibility & Membership

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Thinking about joining Palm Springs Corvettes? Whether you're a longtime Corvette owner or just getting behind the wheel of your first one, we've answered the questions we hear most from prospective and current members - from eligibility and NCCC membership to dues, meetings, and the club runs and events we host throughout the year. Don't see your question here? Reach out to us directly — contact info is at the bottom of this page.

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Do I need to own a Corvette to join?
Yes. Corvette ownership is a core requirement for membership in Palm Springs Corvettes.

 

Do I have to be an NCCC member to join?
Yes. Applicants must be a member in good standing of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC) in addition to joining Palm Springs Corvettes.

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What Corvette models are welcome in the club?
All of them. Whether you own a classic C1-C5, a modern Stingray, Z06, E-Ray, Grand Sport, ZR1, ZR1x, or any Corvette generation from C1 through C8, you're welcome to join.

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Is Palm Springs Corvettes a good club for new Corvette owners?
Yes. The club welcomes owners of every generation, so whether you just bought your first Corvette or have owned one for decades, you'll find a welcoming community.

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What are the benefits of NCCC membership through the club?
As a member of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC), you gain access to a nationwide network of Corvette enthusiasts, events, activities, and resources beyond the local club.

 

Applying & Dues

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How do I apply?
Download and complete the Membership Application, review the Dues Schedule, and submit both — along with payment — by mail or in person at a monthly club meeting.

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How much does it cost to join?
Annual dues, prorated membership options, and available discounts are listed in the club's Dues Schedule, available alongside the Membership Application.

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Can I submit my application in person instead of by mail?
Yes. Completed applications and dues payments can be submitted in person at any monthly club meeting, or mailed to the club's Palm Desert address.

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How do I pay my dues?
Checks should be made payable to "Palm Springs Corvettes" — abbreviated club names cannot be accepted by the bank. Payments can be mailed or brought to a monthly meeting.

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Meetings & Events

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Where and when does the club meet?
Palm Springs Corvettes meets on the second Tuesday of most months (except December) at 7:00 PM at Jessup Chevrolet, 68111 East Palm Canyon Drive (Highway 111), Cathedral City, CA 92234.

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Is Palm Springs Corvettes affiliated with a specific Corvette dealership?
The club's monthly meetings are held at Jessup Chevrolet in Cathedral City, though membership itself is open to any Corvette owner regardless of where they purchased their vehicle.

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Can I attend a meeting before I join?
Yes. Prospective members are welcome to attend a meeting to meet current members, learn about upcoming events, and ask questions before applying.

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What should I expect at my first club meeting?
It's a great opportunity to meet current members, learn about upcoming Corvette events, and get a firsthand look at the benefits of membership before you apply.

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What kind of events does the club host?
Members enjoy scenic Corvette cruises through California, Arizona, and Nevada, day trips and overnight runs, monthly social and dining gatherings, car shows, parades, and other automotive events.

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Does the club only drive Corvettes locally, or do members travel?
Both. Members enjoy everything from local day trips to scenic cruises and overnight runs throughout California, Arizona, and Nevada, Nashville and of course Bowling Green, Kentucky.

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About the Club

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How big is Palm Springs Corvettes?
The club has over 150 members, making it one of the most largest and active Corvette clubs in California.

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What areas does Palm Springs Corvettes serve?
We welcome Corvette owners visiting from Los Angeles County, Riverside County, Orange County, Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indio, the greater Coachella Valley, Canada, Northern California, and anywhere else enthusiasts call the desert their home.

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Who can I contact if I have questions?
You can reach Palm Springs Corvettes by email at PalmSpringsCorvettes@gmail.com, by mail at 74924 Country Club Drive #150-#258, Palm Desert, CA 92260, or by attending a monthly meeting to speak with current members directly.