We have turned the page unto the new calendar year of 2012 and all
systems are GO for the third annual British Motoring Festival! Once
again, rain or shine, it will be held on the beautiful campus of
Kings-Edgehill school in Windsor, and it will take place on the weekend
of July 20th, 21st and 22nd. The main show date, and the one that
is open to the public, is July 21st.
Come see the fine British cars that will be on display. This year, the British Motoring Festival is showcasing the MGB, as this car is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2012! MG’s have been in existence since the 1920’s and the MGB made its debut into the British
sports car market in 1962.
They were fun, fast and affordable and rapidly became one of the most popular sports cars in the world, and still remain the most popular classic British sports car. We are hoping to get at least 50 MGB’s to join us for the day!
Returning will be the Nova Scotia Cricket players, the Miniature Aircraft Society from Truro, Mr. Bean and his girlfriend, and the Thistle dancers - who were rained out last year- but are hoping on making it for 2012. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts, the 84th Regiment of Foot will be unable to attend this year, as previously announced.
Food on the Saturday will be once more provided by the Volunteer Firefighters of Windsor who have remained as our strong supporters of the festival. Also returning, and providing an English spin on food, will be Delish Fine Foods from Tantallon - this establishment, run by Denis and Linda Dineen, is proud to have been a winner in the recent The Telegraph’s “Best of Britain” competition in which they were voted to be the ‘Best British Shop’ outside of the United Kingdom. We are delighted to feature some of their now famous cuisine!.
Please check our Events Link on this website for everything that will be occurring on the weekend.
We have also added an Updates Link which will inform you of any news that occurs closer to the actual date. This way, you can keep abreast of the changes almost as soon as we know them! Finally, our registration page is up and running, so why not take a moment to register while you're here?
Come for the cars. Stay for the fun.
Come see the fine British cars that will be on display. This year, the British Motoring Festival is showcasing the MGB, as this car is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2012! MG’s have been in existence since the 1920’s and the MGB made its debut into the British
sports car market in 1962.
They were fun, fast and affordable and rapidly became one of the most popular sports cars in the world, and still remain the most popular classic British sports car. We are hoping to get at least 50 MGB’s to join us for the day!
Returning will be the Nova Scotia Cricket players, the Miniature Aircraft Society from Truro, Mr. Bean and his girlfriend, and the Thistle dancers - who were rained out last year- but are hoping on making it for 2012. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts, the 84th Regiment of Foot will be unable to attend this year, as previously announced.
Food on the Saturday will be once more provided by the Volunteer Firefighters of Windsor who have remained as our strong supporters of the festival. Also returning, and providing an English spin on food, will be Delish Fine Foods from Tantallon - this establishment, run by Denis and Linda Dineen, is proud to have been a winner in the recent The Telegraph’s “Best of Britain” competition in which they were voted to be the ‘Best British Shop’ outside of the United Kingdom. We are delighted to feature some of their now famous cuisine!.
Please check our Events Link on this website for everything that will be occurring on the weekend.
We have also added an Updates Link which will inform you of any news that occurs closer to the actual date. This way, you can keep abreast of the changes almost as soon as we know them! Finally, our registration page is up and running, so why not take a moment to register while you're here?
Come for the cars. Stay for the fun.
© 2012 British Motoring Festival
Updated April 3, 2012
Updated April 3, 2012