Forth Valley visitors have enjoyed vintage motoring with a musical twist.
The Clackmannan District Ensemble Band performed at this year’s Stirling and District Classic Car Show, held on May 10 at Strathallan Games Park in Bridge of Allan.
Organisers say their lively setlist entertained crowds throughout the day, adding to the relaxed atmosphere at one of the region’s best-loved events.
The annual car show, organised by the Stirling and District Classic Car Club.
George Waddell, chairman of the Stirling and District Classic Car Club said: "Thank you so much to all the members of the public who attended our annual classic car show.
"Your support will make a huge difference to the wonderful local charities we are backing this year."
The show featured more than 1,000 vehicles from 53 car clubs nationwide, including vintage cars, military vehicles, fire engines, and motorbikes.
Bob Khitab won Best in Show for his Vauxhall Velox EIP, while Stirling resident Steve Bryant received the Lord Provost’s Award for his Jaguar XK120.
In addition to the vehicles and music, the event offered a range of bouncy castle-style attractions, ensuring a family-friendly day out.
The Stirling and District Classic Car Club was founded in 2000, and since 2005 has hosted its annual charity show at Strathallan Games Park every May, except during a two-year pause due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The club is run entirely by volunteers from across Stirling, Falkirk, and Clackmannanshire.
Over the years, the event has raised a total of £143,057.
This has been donated to more than 69 different charities.
Once final costs have been confirmed, the club will announce the total raised for good causes this year.
Charities and community groups in the region will then receive the funds raised, continuing the show’s tradition of giving back.
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