Sharjah Old Cars Club participated in Arabian Travel Market 2026 (ATM), held from 14 to 17 September at the Dubai World Trade Centre, as part of the Sharjah pavilion under the umbrella of the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority, and in cooperation with the Sharjah Sports Council.
The Sharjah Old Cars Club (SOCC) has successfully concluded its “A Holiday Reimagined 2026” summer programme, achieving outstanding results across educational, recreational, and community engagement activities.
The Sharjah Old Car Club (SOCC), backed by the Sharjah Sports Council, hosted "Family Week" as part of its "A Holiday Reimagined 2026" summer initiative.
Designed to reinforce national identity, family values, and civic responsibility among children and youth, the program integrated interactive learning, sports, and field exploration. Building on past success and strategic community partnerships, the club delivered a diverse lineup of activities aimed at turning leisure time into a meaningful educational experience.
The Sharjah Old Car Club (SOCC) organised AI Week as part of the Sharjah Summer Sports Programme "A Holiday Reimagined 2026", supported by the Sharjah Sports Council.
The initiative aims to develop participants’ future skills through innovation, technology, and practical learning in line with the UAE’s vision for artificial intelligence.
Interactive workshops on AI and digital skills
The first week of Sharjah’s summer sports programme, “A Holiday Reimagined 2026,” kicked off at the Sharjah Classic Car Club.
Developing high-quality programmes according to best practices
In line with its rigorous preparations for the upcoming summer initiative, “A Holiday Reimagine 2026,” the Sharjah Old Car Club (SOCC) conducted a dedicated safety and evacuation workshop.
Held in collaboration with the Sharjah Civil Defence Authority and backed by the Sharjah Sports Council, the workshop is a core element of the club’s strategy to elevate the readiness of its staff and volunteers, securing a protected environment that ensures the welfare of every participant during the project.
The Sharjah Old Car Club (SOCC) has announced the launch of its interactive summer programme, “A Holiday Reimagined,” for children and youth in collaboration with the Sharjah Sports Council and a number of government and private-sector entities.
The club has invited parents to register their children to take part in a variety of activities and workshops that combine learning, entertainment, skills development, and talent discovery.
A 1935 Rolls-Royce Phantom and a 1949 Riley RMC are among the highlights of the Sharjah Old Cars Club and Museum stand at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), where the exhibition runs until 6 September.
The two vehicles, part of the Sharjah Old Cars Museum collection, have attracted considerable interest from vintage car enthusiasts and visitors drawn to heritage and rare collectables.
Organised by the Sharjah Old Cars Club (SOCC) under the theme "Where the Story Begins," the festival showcased over 400 classic cars, each with its history and heritage. Beyond the gleaming exteriors and polished engines, the event hosted nine thought-provoking panel discussions, during which 21 experts explored classic automobiles' cultural and technological evolution.
This came during a panel discussion titled "Car Clubs: Their Objectives and Significance", held on Sunday at the ongoing Sharjah Classic Cars Festival 2025. The session brought together Ahmed bin Hanzal, Director of the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum; Elyas Zadjali, Founder and President of the Oman Classic Car Club; Dr. Nasser Al-Massari, President of the Saudi Classic Car Club; Ateeq Mubarak, General Coordinator of the Automobile and Motorcycle Federation in the UAE; and Rashid Al-Tamimi, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Classic Car Club.