September 2014 saw the first edition of TLB Revival (read previous article here > http://www.theexeterdaily.co.uk/whats-on/events/turner-locker-barnfield-...).

September 2015 is approaching and the second edition is on the planner.

Turner Locker Barnfield has decided to go the "extra mile" this time by having more classic cars, vintage motorbikes and there is also room for entertainment, local quality food and beverages.

Just to give you an idea of what to expect for TLB Revival 2015:

* Sam White will bring his camera obscura (http://light-play.org/obscuras/)
* BikeCaffe will supply quality coffee (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bikecaffe-Exeter/106425946116793)
* Good Game will have their legendary food stall

The music will be varied with:

* The Siren Sisters - http://www.thesirensisters.co.uk/
* The Night Owls - http://thenightowlsband.co.uk/
* Delta 88

It is a family day out and this will happen on Saturday 26th September 2015 from 11am to 4pm - Barnfield Crescent - Exeter.

The other addition for this year's event; there will be donation for the UK Military Charity Help For Heroes (http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/).

If you are interested in being part of that day and bring your classic/vintage vehicle(s) it is essential to register by contacting mark@turner-locker.co.uk

Spaces are limited. It is about thinking of pedestrians visiting Barnfield Crescent as well as car/motorbike owners who will display stunning/rare machines.

Also, there will be the visit of Velo Vintage (http://www.velovintage.co.uk/Tickets---Events.html) - Overall, it will be a perfect day to discover beautiful means of transports with and without engines.

Turner Locker Barnfield - http://www.turner-locker.co.uk/ - is not just about property investment in Exeter. It is about creating a community of passionate people in a similar and stylish manner of Goodwood Revival (https://grrc.goodwood.com/section/goodwood-revival/) but on a smaller scale. No dangerous driving is involved!

"...drivers and guests to dress in period costume to match their vehicles..."