This Motor Show at Whirlow Hall Farm is organised by local Rotary Clubs
Hopefully it will be the first of many and will be held on Sunday the 7th July 2024.
Our Story
To display your vehicle please arrive between 8.30am & 10.00am and depart from 3pm
To display your vehicle please arrive between 8.30am & 10.00am and depart from 3pm
The Rotary Classic Car & Bike Show is organised by the Rotary Clubs of Sheffield Vulcan and Abbeydale. We will be raising funds for local charities including the Whirlow Hall Farm Trust. It is part of the Farm's Summer Fair and the price of admission on the day is:
CLASSIC CAR £12 including 2 occupants (extra people £6pp)
MOTOR BIKE £6 per person
(Children Free)
This includes entry to the Summer Fair and should be a great day out.
All makes and models (pre-1985) are welcome and we will display these and Car Clubs together providing you pre-book.
Not sure? email events@sheffieldvulcan.org.uk
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The motor show is part of the Whirlow Hall Farm Summer Fair so will maybe have 1000s' of people visiting. If you would like to be present on the day to advertise your products please contact events@vulcanrotary.org.uk
The price for your stall or small marquee is £30 for 8 metre x 5 metre
To display your vehicle please arrive between 8.30am & 10.00am and depart from 3pm
To display your vehicle please arrive between 8.30am & 10.00am and depart from 3pm
To display your vehicle please arrive between 8.30am & 10.00am and depart from 3pm
For more information about the Rotary Clubs visit
www.sheffield-abbeydalerotary.co.uk and www.vulcanrotary.org.uk
Our Team
To display your vehicle please arrive between 8.30am & 10.00am and depart from 3pm
Our Team
Whirlow Hall Farm Trust is an educational trust that the Rotary Clubs in Sheffield have been supporting for many years and was established by Michael Hill and Alan Aikin in 1979. Both understood the importance of outdoor learning, particularly to those children who struggle in mainstream education, and decided to create somewhere in the countryside where inner-city children and those from challenging backgrounds could learn and grow.