The annual event is a firm favourite in Worthing’s summer calendar.
Crowds were drawn to Steyne Gardens for a classic car show and scooter rally on Saturday (July 25) and an American vehicle display on Sunday (July 26).
A bustling market was held on the promenade on both days of the event, and a funfair runs for ten days on either side of the festival.
Saturday's celebrations ended with a ‘spectacular’ fireworks display over the seafront.
Worthing Lions thanked everyone involved via social media.
A spokesperson for the charity said: “Another festival over, the sun smiled on us.
"Saturday evening we enjoyed another great Selstar Fireworks display, which we would like to thank our friends at Yeoman Cars for sponsoring.
"We would also like to thank Councillor Caroline Baxter for starting our display last night.
“Other thanks must go to Worthing Town Centre Business Improvement District (BID) who this year run the market for us and to Stevens Funfair.
“Finally to all the Lions that worked hard at the classic car show and on the prom, especially the lion who in this heat worked extremely hard.”
All proceeds from the event will help support community initiatives and local causes, according to the Worthing Lions.
The festival is just one of the events Worthing Lions holds to raise funds for the community – anyone who would like to donate can do so at: worthinglions.co.uk/donatenow.html
13. WORTHING LIONS FESTIVAL 25/7/26
Post Office Telephone vehicle Photo: EDDIE MITCHELL
14. WORTHING LIONS FESTIVAL 25/7/26
The Worthing Lions said 'the sun smiled on us' as crowds were treated to beautiful weather Photo: EDDIE MITCHELL
15. Classic cars on display at Worthing Lions festival - in pictures
Hundreds of people attended the weekend-long festival Photo: EDDIE MITCHELL
16. Classic cars on display at Worthing Lions festival - in pictures
All proceeds from the event will help support community initiatives and local causes, according to the Worthing Lions. Photo: EDDIE MITCHELL