Last year’s event at the Bulls Cross venue attracted 3,000 visitors

A classic car show is returning to Capel Manor Gardens this weekend.

Following the “roaring success” of last year’s Classic and Vintage Car Show, the Bulls Cross venue is again hosting the “much-loved” event on Sunday (31st) from 10am to 5pm.

This year’s show promises another “spectacular display of motoring heritage”, with over 500 classic and vintage cars on show – some dating back as far as the 1920s. From rare collector’s gems to family favourites, the event will bring together passionate car clubs and individual enthusiasts from across the UK.

As well as the cars, visitors can also look forward to performances from Enfield Brass Band, an auto jumble and trade stalls offering unique finds and motoring memorabilia, hot and cold food, a “charming horsebox bar” serving both alcoholic and soft drinks, traditional cream teas, plus access to the wide gardens and mini zoo.

The day will conclude with a prize-giving ceremony, where proud car owners will be recognised for their outstanding vehicles.

Last year’s event attracted nearly 3,000 visitors.

A Capel Manor spokesperson said: “We look forward to welcoming you for another unforgettable celebration of classic motoring.”

To book tickets, from £12 for adults and £6 for children:
Visit capelmanorgardens.co.uk/event/classic-and-vintage-car-show/

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