THE POPULAR Gaydon Land Rover Show will return for its eighth year at the British Motor Museum in May.
The dedicated weekend show will showcase hundreds of Land Rovers from 1948 to the present day.
The Jaguar Land Rover Experience will be returning to the show, and visitors will have the chance to ride in one of the new Defenders over various obstacles.
Land Rover journalist and specialist Emrys Kirby will host two workshop talks about the Land Rover Stage Two Register vehicles.
At the centre of the show will be the Arena where Dave Barker provide live commentary and invite owners, restorers, club members and enthusiasts to share their stories.
Live music will come from The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra’s ‘Symphonic Six,’ who will be playing at the show for the first time, and singing trio My Favourite Things.
Show manager Tom Caren said: “The Land Rover Show is a great two-day celebration of this iconic marque and a fantastic day out for all the family with displays, live music, parades, and club celebrations.
“Camping in the grounds is also available on the Friday and Saturday evening for those wanting to make a weekend of it and enjoy the great atmosphere.”
The show takes place on May 7 and 8.
Owners can enter their Land Rover into the show for £9, including entry to the show for the driver and one guest.
Advance ticket prices are £14.50 per adult, £9 per child (5-16 years), under 5s free, £12.50 per concession and £40 for a family.
Camping is £10 per person for per night when booked in advance, with two children able to camp for free with a paying adult.
Visit www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk/whats-on/gaydon-land-rover-show for more information.
