WE ARE BACK, BIGGER AND BETTER

Saturday 27th June 2026 10am-5pm
Sunday 28th June 2026 10am-4pm

Walcot Rugby Club, Lansdown,
Bath BA1 9BJ
 

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The Bath Festival of Motoring and Music offers an opportunity to experience iconic automotive exhibits spanning decades.

From super cars, to classic cars, from motorcycles to other motoring genres – there is something to appeal to every enthusiast – with new exhibits added each year.

Attendees of all ages and interests can get up close and personal with a wide range of vehicles, experience the owners’ product passion and learn about their history in a safe, fun and inspiring environment.

This year’s festival will also boast even more live music performances across two dedicated stages plus a range of hospitality stalls for ‘pitstop’ relaxation, ‘refuelling’ and admiring all things automative. 

This longstanding festival has enjoyed a successful history and, as with previous years, will be held at Walcot Rugby Club, opposite the Lansdown Park and Ride, so easy for access with camping available to those travelling or wishing to make a weekend of it.

Beneficiaries will include the Bath and Wiltshire Air Ambulance and Freewheelers Blood Bikes, supporting vital services in the community.

SOME OF THIS YEARS EXHIBITORS

SUNBEAM ALPINE S2

Purchased in 2011 and restored by myself . its a 1962 series 2 alpine 1600cc 4 speed with overdrive .

Triumph Stag

White Triumph Stag 1976 Automatic

Toyota MR2 mk 1 t-bar

I have owned my MR2 for 21 years. It has only covered 47,000 miles from new . I have full history and is in very original condition. Colour : Red, black leather interior electric windows and mirrors, twin cam 1.6 engine , petrol injection. Stainless steel exhaust ,...

Citroen 2CV Charleston

An immaculate example of the rare, elegant variant of the iconic French classic, the Citroen 2CV (deux chevaux). The two-tone grey Charleston was introduced in 1983, with this example built in 1985. Interestingly, this colourway was used on the very last 2CV ever...

Chevrolet Camaro

Red convertable

MGB Roadster

This tartan red MGB Roadster was first registered in January 1973 as CSG 748L in Edinburgh and was initially bronze yellow in colour. It underwent major restoration in 1994 as the body work was showing significant effects of rust, even though it had only covered 4,600...

Ford Escort XR3i Cabriolet

1989 Red Ford Escort XR3i Cabriolet. Purchased in 2019 and added bucket seats and a straight through exhaust.

JAGUAR XJS

JAGUAR XJS CELEBRATION Kingfisher Blue 1995 78,000 miles 3 previous owners Unrestored

Rover 420 GSI Tourer

One of the few remaining of it's kind on UK roads. In it's day a top f the range compact estate version of the once commonplace Rover R8 range, with a smooth 136bhp 2L engine,(thankfully not the often troublesome K series). I've owned the car for 20 years and kept in...

Ford Escort MkII 1600 Sport

A South African built Ford Escort, imported in 2018, and restored by the current owner. Now painted in Carnival Red, a rarer red / orange colour, and the interior is mainly original from when it was built 45 years ago.

Fiat x1/9

1500cc., 5speed box, Owned 34 years. 1 previous owner Azzurro blue met

BMW 420 D

BMW 420 D convertible Astro blue 19 inch couple of extras pretty Car would like to show it off

Triumph TR4A

English white, soft-top TR4A. Recently upgraded by Revington TR.

Triumph Stag

White Triumph Stag 1976 Automatic

Ford Mustang 5.0 GT

Ford Mustang 5.0 GT convertible owned for 27 years just returned. to the UK after 14 years in Spain

MG SPRITE

MG MIDGET 1500 Built 1979 with a fibreglass front end to resemble a Autin Healey Sprite NOT for the PURIST, but I like it and without those VERY heavy bumpers it goes very well!

Sunbeam Rapier Fastback H120

Sunbeam rapier fastback h120 1725 Holbay engine twin 40 weber carbs 110 bhp Cedar Green Metallic 3 previous owners 88k miles Previous owner rebuilt engine extensive weld repairs Interior refurbishment required

Austin A40 Farina

1966 Austin A40 Farina Mk11. 1098cc Have owned for 13years. Previous owner carried out restoration, family having owned it from new.

Dodge Challenger SRT8

2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 6.1L V8 Imported from new by previous owner. Resprayed from silver to black. Brand new Flowmaster American Thunder exhaust and BMR strut brace fitted a month or so ago. Running a dual fuel LPG conversion. Excellent condition for it's age,...

OUR CHARITIES FOR 2026

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Wiltshire + Bath Air Ambulance

We’re here when you need us most. But in the nicest possible way, we hope you won’t.

We provide vital critical medical care by land and air, across Wiltshire and Bath.

In effect, we give the same level of critical care as a hospital but bring the expert team and specialist equipment to the people in need. And we do it as fast as humanly possible.

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FREEWHEELERS

Freewheelers EV Blood Bike Service is a registered charity which offers an out of hours, free of charge courier service to the NHS. Freewheelers transport blood, pathology and microbiology specimens, patient notes, X-rays, breast milk and other medical supplies.

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THE GLASSHOUSE ACADEMY

Working in partnership with schools in Bath to raise aspirations and to create opportunities for children, the Glasshouse Academy provides an extra support network and provides opportunities for participants to make new friends.

Ultimately, our objective is to create contributing adults in society in both Bath and the wider community.

Silent Auction

Visit the Bath Festival of Motoring 2026 “Silent Auction” which will run from Wednesday 1st April 2026 til 18.00pm on 14th July 2026.

The Ultimate Summer Weekend
for Car Lovers and Families

27th / 28th JUNE 2026

Rotarian Peter Edwards

It is with great sadness that we pay tribute to our dear friend and fellow Rotarian Peter Edwards.

In 2012, Peter inspired and drove the founding of the Pageant of Motoring, which, over the years, developed into The Bath Rotary Festival of Motoring. He worked tirelessly to make the annual event a success, raising tens of thousands of pounds for charities in the process.

Peter will be greatly missed by everyone involved in the Festival. He was an inspiration, and without him, there would be no Festival of Motoring for us to enjoy.