Creative Native Vintage Motor Show and Picnic
26 Nov 2022 SAST (+02:00)
James Hall Museum of Transport
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In celebration of the history of Joburg’s land transport, on 26 November 2022 (from 9am to 7pm) the James Hall Museum of Transport will once again host the Creative Native Vintage Motor Show & Picnic for Joburg’s local communities. Earlier in the year, we had a similar event and it was exceedingly successful and we are really excited to host another brilliant one!
The museum will showcase its valuable transport collection, artefacts and memorabilia through guided museum tours including a curated outdoor exhibition of vintage cars by various motor clubs and private collectors. The event will give vintage car enthusiasts an opportunity to share their collections with other collectors and the general public. This event also sets out to provide a platform for the creative local community to learn about the city’s valuable history and heritage and also sets out to encourage a museum-going culture.
This family fun day will be accompanied by a vintage craft market, live music entertainment and, to keep up with the theme of the day, vintage food trucks will be selling food and refreshments to visitors. Visitors are invited and encouraged to bring their picnic blankets, cushions, and chairs to enjoy the activities of the day in a relaxed environment.
I would like to extend this invitation to the Friends of the Museum to this exhilarating event. I have attached the invitation and event concept document for detailed information on the event.
Please let me know if the club members would like to participate. We would be delighted to have you and look forward to your positive response.
About the James Hall Museum of Transport:
The James Hall Museum of Transport (JMHT) is the largest museum of land transport in South Africa. It was established by the Late Jimmie Hall together with the City ofJohannesburg in February 1964.The museum gives visitors a rare glimpse of Johannesburg's transport history, dating back more than a century. It is the most comprehensive land transport museum in South Africa, with thematic displays and exhibits in the various exhibition halls.
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Pundit Projects
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Pundit Projects
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In celebration of the history of Joburg’s land transport, on 26 November 2022 (from 9am to 7pm) the James Hall Museum of Transport will once again host the Creative Native Vintage Motor Show & Picnic for Joburg’s local communities. Earlier in the year, we had a similar event and it was exceedingly successful and we are really excited to host another brilliant one!
The museum will showcase its valuable transport collection, artefacts and memorabilia through guided museum tours including a curated outdoor exhibition of vintage cars by various motor clubs and private collectors. The event will give vintage car enthusiasts an opportunity to share their collections with other collectors and the general public. This event also sets out to provide a platform for the creative local community to learn about the city’s valuable history and heritage and also sets out to encourage a museum-going culture.
This family fun day will be accompanied by a vintage craft market, live music entertainment and, to keep up with the theme of the day, vintage food trucks will be selling food and refreshments to visitors. Visitors are invited and encouraged to bring their picnic blankets, cushions, and chairs to enjoy the activities of the day in a relaxed environment.
I would like to extend this invitation to the Friends of the Museum to this exhilarating event. I have attached the invitation and event concept document for detailed information on the event.
Please let me know if the club members would like to participate. We would be delighted to have you and look forward to your positive response.
About the James Hall Museum of Transport:
The James Hall Museum of Transport (JMHT) is the largest museum of land transport in South Africa. It was established by the Late Jimmie Hall together with the City ofJohannesburg in February 1964.The museum gives visitors a rare glimpse of Johannesburg's transport history, dating back more than a century. It is the most comprehensive land transport museum in South Africa, with thematic displays and exhibits in the various exhibition halls.