Burn ‘Em Up in the Pass Event Celebrates 30th Anniversary Alongside Cruisin’ the Coast
The 'Burn ‘em up in the Pass' event is returning for its 30th year in conjunction with Cruisin’ the Coast, taking place in Pass Christian, Mississippi, at Fleitas Avenue on October 8.

Biloxi Gulfport, MS, October 2, 2026 — The community event known as ‘Burn ‘em up in the Pass’ is set to return for its 30th iteration, marking a significant milestone for the local gathering. This year’s event will be held in conjunction with the larger ‘Cruisin’ the Coast’ celebration, offering attendees a dual attraction.
The specific date for ‘Burn ‘em up in the Pass’ is October 8. The location for the event is Fleitas Avenue in Pass Christian, Mississippi.
This annual occurrence has become a fixture in Pass Christian, drawing participants and spectators alike. Its 30-year history signifies a long-standing tradition within the community. The partnership with ‘Cruisin’ the Coast’ suggests an expansion of its reach and a potentially larger audience for both events.
Further details regarding the specific activities or schedule for ‘Burn ‘em up in the Pass’ beyond its date and location were not provided in the summary. Information regarding participation requirements or associated organizations was also not available.
The ‘Cruisin’ the Coast’ event itself is known for attracting a large number of classic cars and enthusiasts from across the region, and its inclusion of ‘Burn ‘em up in the Pass’ indicates a shared focus on automotive culture and community events.
Residents and visitors interested in attending ‘Burn ‘em up in the Pass’ should note the October 8 date and its location at Fleitas Avenue in Pass Christian, Mississippi, as part of the broader ‘Cruisin’ the Coast’ activities. The event’s long history highlights its established presence and appeal within the local calendar. The exact start and end times for the ‘Burn ‘em up in the Pass’ event were not specified. Any additional information or updates concerning the event’s program would typically be announced by the organizers closer to the date. This 30th anniversary marks a notable chapter for the long-running local tradition.
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