Inaugural car show success at Black Barn Farm in Salhouse

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More than 150 vehicles dazzled visitors at a Norfolk farm's inaugural car show.

Black Barn Farm in Salhouse hosted its first Big Charity Car Show at the weekend, with an eclectic display of classic cars, modern classics, motorbikes and supercars filling the orchard.

Food stalls, trade stands and performances from local bands added to the festival‑like atmosphere, helping to attract crowds throughout the day.

There was a display of classic cars, motorbikes and supercars which filled the orchards. (Image: Joe Doggett)

The Big Charity Car Show raised more than £8,000 (Image: Big Charity Car Show)

Organisers described it as an "outstanding success" with the event raising more than £8,000 for The Teenage Cancer Trust and the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

Supporters can still take part by entering the event’s prize competition, which offers a range of rewards including £1,500 of vehicle restoration, £350 of valeting, exclusive floristry workshops, a commissioned artwork by a local artist, VIP Snetterton tickets and more.

Entries can be made via The Big Charity Car Show Facebook page.

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