{"id":428922,"date":"2025-09-16T12:59:51","date_gmt":"2025-09-16T12:59:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/428922\/"},"modified":"2025-09-16T12:59:51","modified_gmt":"2025-09-16T12:59:51","slug":"classic-car-boot-sale-marks-10-years-at-kings-cross","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/428922\/","title":{"rendered":"Classic Car Boot Sale Marks 10 Years at King\u2019s Cross"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The Classic Car Boot Sale returns to King\u2019s Cross this September to mark a decade of all things vintage \u2014 from fashion and cars to music and sustainable living \u2014 at one of London\u2019s best-loved destinations.<\/p>\n

This two-day cultural celebration\u2014spanning Granary Square, Lewis Cubitt Square and Coal Drops Yard\u2014has become a much-anticipated date in the capital\u2019s calendar, blending vintage fashion, classic vehicles, music, food and sustainability in one unforgettable weekend.<\/p>\n

For the first time, the event also features a rare sale from the The Royal Ballet & Opera, offering exquisite stage costumes and accessories with real theatrical provenance.
In another exciting first, a special blessing of the bikes, scooters and classic vehicles will be given by Rev\u2019d Jane of High Beach Parish Church in Epping Forest. With the church\u2019s long-standing connection to the two-wheeled community, this unique one-off event outside the Reverand\u2019s regular parish is a heartfelt addition to the anniversary celebrations. All vehicles are welcome to take part and people are invited to capture what\u2019s set to be a beautiful and symbolic moment.<\/p>\n

This milestone edition also shines a spotlight on the Ford Transit Van, the iconic vehicle turning 60 this year. From touring bands and market traders to builders and roadies, the Transit has been a trusted companion across generations \u2014 a true icon of British roads and pop culture. This year, it takes centre stage in a standout heritage display honouring its enduring legacy.<\/p>\n

Adding even more atmosphere this year, the DJ line-up in Granary Square has been expanded to include extended afternoon sets across both days:<\/p>\n

Martin Green, a CCBS favourite and one of the most exciting DJs of the 1990s, regularly mentioned alongside names like Andrew Weatherall, DJ Harvey and Gilles Peterson.<\/p>\n

Jessica Gladstone, a standout on the A-list events circuit (BAFTAs, London Fashion Week, Frieze), brings her signature blend of soul, funk and disco\u2014fresh from opening for The Happy Mondays and James.<\/p>\n

Making his CCBS debut, the iconic Tasty Tim\u2014one of the original trailblazers of London\u2019s alternative gay and disco scene in the early \u201980s. Expect the unexpected from this legendary club figure. <\/p>\n

Event highlights<\/p>\n

Saturday 4pm \u2013 Special blessing of the bikes, scooters, and classic vehicles by Rev\u2019d Jane of High Beach Parish Church in Epping Forest \u2013 open to all owners.
What\u2019s on Granary Square<\/p>\n

Classic cars: Admire American muscle cars lining the sustainable market stalls and a selection of privately owned, rare, designed vintage wheels.<\/p>\n

Street food and bar: Feast on delicious bites and sip drinks from the Routemaster Bus Bar.
London finest club DJs: Dance the day away to live vinyl-spinning with DJs playing top tunes from Rock n Roll and Indie to Reggae and Balearic \u2013 and everything in between.<\/p>\n

Heritage car display: Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Ford Transit van \u2013 the \u2018Backbone of Britain\u2019.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s on Lewis Cubitt Square<\/p>\n

Classic Car Boot Sale Merch Stand: Design your own Classic Car Boot Sale-inspired merchandise with exclusive graphics and vintage 70s\/80s design patterns \u2013 upcycling for creatives of all ages.<\/p>\n

Eddie Love Bus and The Gaz Man: Disco and funk tunes from live DJs, creating an upbeat atmosphere throughout the day.
The Royal Ballet & Opera \u2013 Discover and own a piece of stage history with costumes and accessories.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s on Coal Drops Yard<\/p>\n

Charity Super.Mkt: The UK\u2019s largest outdoor charity market, featuring sustainable shopping from organisations including Shelter and Traid.
Repair Fair: Learn repair and upcycling techniques at workshops, including sashiko stitching and patchwork.<\/p>\n

Charity Super.MKt Furniture Lounge \u2013 where you can shop for antique and iconic mid-century furniture all for a good cause.<\/p>\n

Wayne Hemingway, founder of HemingwayDesign and co-founder of The Classic Car Boot Sale, said: \u201cWhat began as a fun celebration of cars and clothes has evolved into something bigger: a joyful expression of sustainability, creativity and cultural identity. The blessing of the vehicles and our best-ever DJ line-up are fitting ways to mark our 10th year at King\u2019s Cross.\u201d <\/p>\n

Chrissy Cullen, place marketing director for King\u2019s Cross, added: \u201cClassic Car Boot Sale is one of those special events that truly brings King\u2019s Cross to life. Over the last decade, it\u2019s become a beloved part of our cultural calendar\u2014and this year\u2019s edition, with new additions like The Royal Ballet & Opera and the vehicle blessing and, promises to be the most exciting yet.\u201d
Part vintage marketplace, part street party and part cultural time capsule, The Classic Car Boot Sale brings together classic motors, curated fashion, great music and good vibes for a truly unforgettable weekend at King\u2019s Cross.<\/p>\n

www.classiccarbootsale.co.uk
Tickets only \u00a37 in advance, \u00a38 on the day.
Kids under 12 go free. Socialised dogs are welcome.<\/p>\n

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