500 iconic and vintage cars on display at annual Rotary Classic Car Show

More than 500 iconic cars are set to go on display later this month at the 12th Rotary Classic Car Show being held at Culford School.

Taking place on Sunday, July 12, from 10am to 3.30pm there will be a collection of vehicles from more than 30 car clubs.

From classic Morgans and Jensens to iconic Mustangs, the variety is sure to delight car enthusiasts and families alike.

Picture a 2004 Aston Martin DB9 parked next to a 1932 Rolls Royce—there’s something for everyone.

There will be a wide range of culinary delights from local food vendors, featuring everything from Japanese cuisine to a traditional hog roast.

And there’s also local craft stalls for unique handmade items.

This year’s event will be supporting EACH (East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices), which provides essential care and support to children and families across the region.

With three hospices in East Anglia, EACH relies heavily on community events like the Classic Car Show to secure funding—85 per cent of their income comes from public donations.

Other main beneficiary this year is Brave Futures which provides a specialist support service for children and young people up to the age of 18 who have experienced sexual abuse.

Brave Futures has a dedicated hub in Bury St Edmunds supporting children and families throughout West Suffolk.

They provide a safe, welcoming space where children and young people can begin to make sense of the confusion they feel and acquire the skills and tools they need to manage the trauma they have experienced, rebuild their futures, and move forward from victim to survivor.

You can purchase tickets in advance for a 20pc discount at www.theclassiccarshow.org.uk 

Discounts not available on the day.

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