Gearing up for a celebration of motoring heritage, the Cultra Motorsport Festival returns to the Ulster Transport Museum on Saturday 7 June with the historic ‘Cultra Hill Climb’ taking in the scenic grounds of the now separate Ulster Folk Museum.
Hailed as Ulster’s Motoring Garden Party, the family-friendly festival brings together an eclectic mix of rare, classic, and contemporary cars with attendees enjoying car parades, static displays, live demonstrations, whilst also exploring Ulster Transport Museum’s renowned collection.
Cultra Motorsport Festival
At the heart of the festival is the Cultra Hill Climb – a tradition dating back to 1905. Races will take place throughout the day from 1:30pm at Cultra Manor and admission to the Transport Museum is included in your ticket.
For further information and tickets, visit ulstertransportmuseum.org.
Pictured (L–R): Gerry Mulholland, Centre Principal of Porsche Centre Belfast, Brona Moffett, Head of Experience and Enterprise Development at National Museums NI, Andy Johnson, Ulster Vintage Car Club, Kieron Smyth, Thoroughbred Sports Car Club NI.)
