Rev up your engines and take to the skies at the Wings and Wheels Car and Bike Show on Saturday, August 16, 2025, at the National Air Force Museum of Canada!

Join us for a unique and thrilling family-friendly event set in the RCAF Memorial Airpark, where classic cars and motorcycles will be displayed alongside historic Canadian military aircraft. Whether you’re a gearhead, aviation enthusiast, or just looking for a great day out, there’s something for everyone.

Enjoy:

• Stunning displays of vintage and modern vehicles
• Iconic military aircraft up close
• Exciting door prizes and awards
• Delicious eats from local food trucks
• Games and fun activities for all ages
• Door prizes, awards, and more!

Bring the whole family and experience the perfect blend of wheels and wings in an unforgettable setting!

Who: National Air Force Museum of Canada

What: Wings & Wheels Car and Bike Show

When: Saturday 16 August from 10am-3:30pm

Where: National Air Force Museum of Canada, RCAF Memorial Airpark (220 RCAF Rd. Quinte West, ON)

Registration

Showcase your car or motorcycle in the RCAF Memorial Airpark among Canada’s historic military aircraft!

Registration opens at 8:00am on 16 August 2025 at the National Air Force Museum of Canada (220 RCAF Rd.), doors open at 10:00am. The registration cost for both cars and motorcycles is $15 per vehicle. Registration includes admission to the Museum. Early registration is available on-site only at the Museum beginning 1 May 2025. Dash plaques will be provided on the day of the event.

Please note that per Department of National Defence policy, motorcycle clubs are not permitted. This includes the presence of club logos, cuts, and other affiliate symbolism.  

A Show for a Cause

This charity car show is proudly organized by the staff and volunteers of the National Air Force Museum of Canada (NAFMC). 100% of all proceeds from the event go directly toward supporting the Museum’s operations.

The Museum is a self-funded institution that preserves the history of Canada’s air forces. Through the development of new exhibits, ongoing public programs, and engaging educational opportunities, the NAFMC shares the stories of the people and planes that have shaped Canadian military aviation.