UK's Largest Truck Festival Showcases Hundreds Amid Family Weekend

Several car shows and truck festivals are taking place across the U.S. and the UK, celebrating automotive culture and community engagement. The Trigg County Country Ham Festival Car Show in Kentucky, charging a modest entry fee, supports church-building missions in Bangladesh and features a variety of vehicles, continuing a 30-year tradition. Hooters of Cypress Creek in Florida hosts a monthly Cruisin Wings Car Show, offering food deals, music, and raffle prizes to attendees. In the UK, TruckFest's grand finale at Newark Showground showcases hundreds of trucks, stunt performances, and family-friendly activities including monster truck rides and appearances by BBC Gladiators stars. In Fort Worth, Texas, the third annual Cars and Culture Show highlights lowrider culture with over 120 vehicles, live music, and artisan markets, emphasizing community, heritage, and the passion shared by enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds. These events collectively illustrate the diverse ways car culture fosters social connection, entertainment, and charitable causes.