Jaguar

The Jaguar Owners Club brings its Scottish showcase inside Zaha Hadid's award-winning Riverside Museum in Glasgow, giving the city's transport heritage gallery a one-day injection of polished Jaguars and charity fundraising energy.

The Jaguar Owners' Club stages its annual Scottish gathering at the Riverside Museum in Glasgow, a short drive from Renfrewshire, raising funds for Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance amid a world-class transport collection.

JEC members display Jaguars of every era on Llandudno's famous promenade, with the Great Orme as backdrop and access to the legendary Top Gear roads of North Wales as an unofficial but irresistible bonus.

The South Wales branch of the JEC dusts off its Jaguars for the FBHVC's national Drive It Day charity run, winding through Bridgend, Aberavon, Margam, and the Afan Valley before a convivial informal dinner back at the start.

Jaguar owners and fans gather for a petrolhead breakfast at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, one of the few venues in the world where a Jaguar heritage collection sits just metres from where you park your own cat.

The Jaguar Enthusiasts Club annual flagship event brings together hundreds of Jaguar models old and new for a dedicated marque celebration in Hastings.

The Jaguar Enthusiasts Club's annual Big Weekend descends on the East Sussex coast at Hastings in 2026, bringing hundreds of Jaguars from pre-war saloons to modern SVR variants together for a full weekend of marque celebration by the sea.

A dedicated Jaguar owners' petrolhead breakfast meet at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon - with the world's largest British car collection as your morning backdrop, this is the Midlands' classiest early-morning Jaguar fix.

A brand-new Jaguar-dedicated day at Oulton Park in 2026 puts E-Types, XJSs, XKs and modern F-Types on track and in show paddock together - a first-ever marque celebration purpose-built for one of Britain's most revered manufacturers.

Classic and modern Jaguars are both welcome at this popular single-marque display day at Beaulieu.

The August Bank Holiday weekend edition at Capesthorne Hall opens with a dedicated Jaguar enthusiasts day, set against the hall's impressive Jacobean facade.

The world's largest regular gathering of Jaguar cars rolls into Derbyshire's Great British Car Journey museum each autumn, giving the public a rare chance to see a massed parade of classics, E-Types to XJs, in a working museum setting.

The Jaguar Breakfast Club visits for the day, putting a wide range of classic Jaguars on display in the car park alongside the museum's British classic car collection.

The Jaguar Breakfast Club rolls into Ambergate on a September Saturday, parking a lineup of big cats in the riverside Derwent Works yard while the Filling Station Cafe serves coffee and the museum's 130-car British collection acts as backdrop.

The Jaguar Enthusiasts Club South Wales branch turns the FBHVC's national Drive It Day into a scenic 25-car procession through Bridgend, Margam, Aberavon and the Afan Valley, starting from a hotel breakfast and ending with an informal dinner in aid of Childline.