Scottish Gala Dinner in aid of Meningitis Now
The Venue
The Motoring Legends
The Venue
The spacious function space at the Moulsdale Foundation sits above the stunning motor museum, which houses Scotland’s largest collection of classic and performance car, motorbikes, and motoring memorabilia. There are over 400 items in the collection, and our Gala Dinner guests will have exclusive access during the evening to enjoy the display.
The Host
The Motoring Legends
The Venue
Our host for the evening is Gina McKie, one of Scotland's most celebrated radio presenters. As a key personality on Go Radio, Gina brings warmth, energy, and a wealth of experience to the airwaves. She is also an in-demand DJ and event host, known for her polished, engaging and warm stage presence.
The Motoring Legends
The Motoring Legends
The Motoring Legends
We’re thrilled that Jimmy & Barry Sime of Sime Racing will be joining us on the night for a motoring Q&A like no other. They’ll be on the starting grid to share tales and insights from their long racing careers. From Le Mans and Silverstone to Knockhill, Goodwood and Brand’s Hatch, they’ve seen it all. Plus you’ll get the chance to see th
We’re thrilled that Jimmy & Barry Sime of Sime Racing will be joining us on the night for a motoring Q&A like no other. They’ll be on the starting grid to share tales and insights from their long racing careers. From Le Mans and Silverstone to Knockhill, Goodwood and Brand’s Hatch, they’ve seen it all. Plus you’ll get the chance to see their famous 1964 Mini Cooper S, which they’re still racing today.
The Entertainment
The Entertainment
The Motoring Legends
Have your dancing shoes ready! Lead by saxophonist and singer Jack Kane, the incredible Cassien will be performing for us on the night. This high energy ensemble is Scotland's ultimate party band. Expect a stack of hits from the 1950's to the present day, with a strong focus on funk, soul, R&B and dance classics.
The Mission
The Entertainment
The Mission
40 years of saving lives. One night to celebrate the future. 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Meningitis Now. For four decades, Meningitis Now has been the first line of defence against a cruel and unforgiving illness: funding research, raising awareness, and rebuilding the lives of those affected by meningitis across the UK. Mening
40 years of saving lives. One night to celebrate the future. 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Meningitis Now. For four decades, Meningitis Now has been the first line of defence against a cruel and unforgiving illness: funding research, raising awareness, and rebuilding the lives of those affected by meningitis across the UK. Meningitis strikes in hours, and its impact lasts a lifetime. With cases on the rise, we need to fight back. Our Scottish Gala Dinner is about celebrating 40 years of impact and ensuring the next 40 years are even stronger.