We’re back!

Last year’s Concours was a great success, and thanks again to all the participants that came from far and wide to participate. There were some spectacular Jaguars there and we hope all those and more return for this year’s show.

If you missed last year’s Concours please come June 13^th to the beautiful and historic grounds of St. Josephs Villa on Brook Road.

As in previous years, VJC’s Concours will be a “show within a show” in conjunction with the Richmond chapter of the Antique Automobile Club of America (RAACA). This year’s show theme is Race Cars and our 2026 event poster captures this spirit as Jaguar Cars is racing into the future!

A change this year - as part of our sub-show within RAACA - unlike previous is that the RAACA show-entry fee (of $20) and VJC entry fee (of $60) are now bundled together as a package fee of $80. Begin registration for both shows on the registration page link button below, and when you arrive at the show gate you’ll be given a combined window card recognizing participation in both the RAACA show and the VJC Concours.

Numerous merchandise and auto-related vendors will on-hand that will offer a little bit of everything for everyone. There is plenty of free parking for spectators and no charge for either except a charge to enjoy a great show.

The Virginia Jaguar Club has some notable cars among its membership including the oldest “Jaguar” (a 1929 SS Swallow) in the USA as well as several past national 1st place winners. In addition to JCNA member cars, the show field has traditionally chock-full of a variety of other British marques including MG, Triumph, Lotus, Aston Martin and Rolls Royce. And of course if you are a 'car person' there will be a lot of great classic American, muscle cars and hot rod custom cars as well.

Click Below to Begin Registration

Pre-Event Social Gathering

What would a Concours be without a bit of chin wagging and libations over our love for all things JAGUAR?!?

The afternoon and evening before the event, we will met at the pub at the nearby Virginia Center Crossings (VCC), a short drive from the event site for a good time of camaraderie and seeing old friends and making new ones.

See the Photo Gallery of this years even by clicking on the link or the gallery picture above.