CANCELLED IN 2020 DUE TO CORONA VIRUS RULES.........The Kingsbury May Festival is a huge attraction for all the family, so if you bring passengers they won't be bored! Classics are now part of the show and much appreciated.
We are delighted to again be putting on a display of local classic vehicles which will include cherished cars, motorcycles, tractors and a commercial vehicle or two.
The display has now grown to become a festival attraction in its own right and will be located in Harry’s Field just behind the festival’s ‘village green’ . So be sure to come to look at what’s on offer and perhaps chat to some of the proud owners.
In 2015 some 30 or so attended and over the years this has increased to close to 150 colourful and intriguing vehicles, this year could well be a few more as the word spreads.
If you would like to bring your vehicle and be part of the show, please be sure to let the organisers know so we can make arrangements. Parking is free as you are part of the attractions but the May Festival is very expensive to put on (cost us £30,500 last year) and not for profit, so donations would be very well received (£2 is suggested either at the main gate or within the classics car park).
The contact is Michael English via kingsburyclassicsshow@gmail.com and if you email me I can send you a flyer which will act as your free entry ticket so minimising any hassle at the gate.
NB There may well be a one way system, safest to approach from the south
We are delighted to again be putting on a display of local classic vehicles which will include cherished cars, motorcycles, tractors and a commercial vehicle or two.
The display has now grown to become a festival attraction in its own right and will be located in Harry’s Field just behind the festival’s ‘village green’ . So be sure to come to look at what’s on offer and perhaps chat to some of the proud owners.
In 2015 some 30 or so attended and over the years this has increased to close to 150 colourful and intriguing vehicles, this year could well be a few more as the word spreads.
If you would like to bring your vehicle and be part of the show, please be sure to let the organisers know so we can make arrangements. Parking is free as you are part of the attractions but the May Festival is very expensive to put on (cost us £30,500 last year) and not for profit, so donations would be very well received (£2 is suggested either at the main gate or within the classics car park).
The contact is Michael English via kingsburyclassicsshow@gmail.com and if you email me I can send you a flyer which will act as your free entry ticket so minimising any hassle at the gate.
NB There may well be a one way system, safest to approach from the south
Public event
03/05/2020 00:00:00
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