Classic car fans are in for a treat this year, with hundreds of vintage and classic vehicles set to roll into Norfolk for a packed programme of events.
Here are some dates to mark on the calendar.
1. Great Yarmouth Wheels Festival
When: June 20-June 21
Where: Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth, NR30 2EJ
Cost: Free
The festival is a celebration of wheels, from vintage cars to supercars, bicycles, trikes, motorcycles, cars, trucks, scooters, as well as the developing area of electric vehicles.
Great Yarmouth seafront will be transformed into a celebration of everything 'wheels' in a two-day extravaganza with hundreds of cars, stunts and superbikes.
Organised by Visit Great Yarmouth, acts will perform throughout the weekend, with nearly 60,000 visitors expected to attend.
2. Autojumble and Classic Motor Show
When: June 20
Where: Arminghall Carboot Sale, Old Stoke Road, NR14 8SQ
Cost: Free
Now in its sixth year, the event has grown steadily since it launched in 2020, with around 500 classic vehicles on display and up to 150 autojumble stalls.
Drivers of pre-1999 classic cars, motorbikes and campervans can enter for free and car clubs are welcome.
There is free parking and a wide range of street food and refreshments on offer throughout the day.
3. Sandringham Pageant of Motoring
When: May 24
Where: Sandringham Parkland, Norfolk, PE35 6AB
Cost: Advance tickets cost £18 and on-the-day tickets cost £25
The event is more than a showcase of vehicles, it offers a full range of entertainment options, including live music, main arena demonstrations, a craft and vintage fair, trade stands and various food and drink outlets.
It will feature an array of classic vehicles, a diverse range of vintage traders and new 2026 cars on display.
On-site parking for the event will be free and visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic for an enjoyable day in the royal parkland.
4. Mundesley Motor Show
When: July 26
Where: Gold Park, Beach Road, Mundesley, NR11 8BG
Cost: £2 for general admission
The volunteer-run event will be showcasing some of the best in vintage, classic and retro cars and bikes on the north Norfolk coast, returning for 2026 to raise money for local charities.
Hundreds of classic cars and bikes will be on display and there will be a selection of local traders and a wide range of food and drink.
Parking is available in the local pay and display car parks and the site is served by a regular bus service from North Walsham and Cromer.
5. Stody Lodge Classic Vehicle Day
When: May 17
Where: Stody Lodge Gardens, Melton Constable, NR24 2ER
Cost: £10 entrance fee
Stody Lodge Gardens will once again welcome a wide range of cars for its eighth annual Classic Vehicle Day.
All pre-2000 classic vehicles, including coaches, tractors, and motorbikes, are invited to this wonderful day of motors, food, music and charity teas.
Drivers of a classic vehicle (pre 2000) and under-12s are welcome into the event for free.
The gardens will host a selection of food and drink options from 11.30am onwards and there will also be live music.
6. Reepham Classic Car Festival
When: Septemer 27
Where: Reepham Market Place, Reepham, Norfolk, NR10 4JJ
Cost: Free
Reepham will be transformed into a classic car wonderland once more, with more than 100 vehicles on display.
From 11am to 4pm, there will be classic cars of all makes and ages on display in the Market Place, which people can explore, get up close to and talk to the owners for free.
The event raises money for a local charity or campaign each year, with this year's donations helping to fund the new playground at Reepham Primary School.
7. Norwich Classic Vehicle Club Fun Day
When: June 14
Where: Strumpshaw Steam Museum, Old Hall, Strumpshaw, NR13 4HR
Cost: £10 for the general public
The Norwich Classic Vehicle Club Family Day returns to Strumpshaw Steam Museum, near Brundall.
There will be hundreds of vintage bikes, classic cars dating up to 2001 and supercars of all ages on display.
Visitors can also enjoy trade and club stands, a children's funfair, game stalls, a display arena, food and drink stalls, an autojumble and access to the steam museum.
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