We want to say a massive thank you to everyone who joined us at Walcot Rugby Club for this year’s Bath Festival of Motoring and Music.

Whether you brought along a beautifully restored classic car, rocked out to the incredible local bands across our music stages, or simply came along with family and friends to soak up the sunshine and community spirit, you made the entire weekend an unforgettable success.

Thanks to your incredible generosity from entry tickets to our silent auction, we have raised vital funds for local causes, including the Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance, Freewheelers Blood Bikes, and Glasshouse Academy. We couldn’t have done it without our passionate exhibitors, talented performers, dedicated volunteers, and, of course, our wonderful visitors.

See you all next year!

LUCKY PROGRAMME NUMBER WINNERS

Saturday – Morgan for a day – 0905

Sunday – Porsche driving experience – 1951

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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

austin cambridge a55 mk 2

austin cambridge a55 mk 2 saloon red/white only 3 owners from new . first owner took car new to singapore for 3 years 2nd owner my late father my self from 1976 uprated engine 5 speed gear box

Morrismarina coupe TC

Colour orange. Been restored.

Triumph TR4A

Restored ,Red A1 condition

Land rover

Camel trophy workshop

Morris Minor Lowlight

Maroon 1949 Morris Minor Lowlight. Previously attended this festival. Reasonably standard construction with period ALTA ohv modification.

Rover P6 2000 SC manual

Car had been off the road for a some time when I purchased it, replaced four rotted doors, replace gearbox as noisy, had a water leak into the car and found heater had rotted out, fabricated new heater sides and bottom replaced foam on the flaps, no leaked and better...

Caterham Seven Supersport R

Ford Duratec 2.0 Engine 180 bhp. Limited slip differential. Very track focused car.

Toyota GT86

Daily Driver GT86, Avo Turbo and supporting mods, Maxon Design Kit, Aero Spoiler, Custom Valved Exhaust, Japan Racing Wheels Producing 300+ HP and 370+ Nm

Saab 99 Turbo

Homolgation special (one of 200 in black) this 99 Turbo is a one owner from new.

Triumph Rocket 3 with sidecar

Triumph Rocket 3, 2300cc with bespoke sidecar, built from scratch, based on the style of the Ariel Atom car.

Heinkel Kabine

Heinkel Kabine 1956 Restored over the last 5 years Was purchased new January 1957 by a Leicester Footwear company owner who bought it as a result of the Suez fuel crisis 200 cc engine at the moment Hoping to put 175cc engine ( it had 175 originally ) 175 engine...

Jaguar xk 120 fhc

A 1954 jaguar fixed head coupe

Triumph Stag Mk1

Less common early car, with the correct MK1 features including chrome wheel trims, early dash and dials, and early non-headrest seats. Most were automatic gearbox, this one is a manual with original TV8 engine. Only 35k genuine miles on the clock, most of which were...

MG MIDGET

Here we have a 1972 MG Midget Heritage Vehicle. We have the full history from new. The first person to own it lived in Hanham, Bristol. It has been all round the country including the IOW, but has now returned home to the present owner who lives in Stockwood, Bristol....

Ford consul

Fully restored in 2017

Jaguar E Type FHC Series 2

I bought the car in 2011 and have covered approximately 40,000 miles since. Built on 5th May 1969 for the American market. Originally finished in Regency Red with Beige interior. Exported to British Leyland New York on 7th November 1969. Brought back to the UK on 20th...

Morgan 4/4 70th Anniversary

The 70th Anniversary special edition Morgans were built in 2006 to celebrate 70 years of 4/4/ production 1936-2006 – the longest model of car in continued production apparently! I’d say it’s a 1930s car they just forgot to stop making… 2 numbered vehicles were...

ASTON MARTIN DB MKIII

Aston Martin DB MkIII 1959 was the last of the DB2/4 range, just before the DB4. it has a straight 6 3 litre double overhead cam engine. this car has AMOC race history with a trio of wins at Goodwood, Curburough and Wiscombe in the early 1990s. We have owned the car...

MGB roadster

Midnight blue roadster with wire wheels. This car had sat sadly undercover on a driveway for a number of years during a friend’s long illness. I inherited the car earlier this year, and I’ve just had a mechanical overhaul befitting a vehicle un-driven for nearly a...

BMW E30 convertible

BMW E30 convertible M tec 2 Silver with blue mohair top,full m tec kit.

OUR CHARITIES FOR 2026

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.

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.

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.

The Ultimate Summer Weekend
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