ALL OUR PHYSICAL EVENTS ARE CURRENTLY ON HOLD DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS. WE DO HOPE TO RESTART EVENTS SOON.
In future, all our organised events will require pre-booking. Details will be posted in our newsletter.
This calendar contains events that are expected to take place in 2021.
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April 2021
MGs on Track Goodwood Track Day
This event has been re-scheduled form Feb. If you want to take part, then you need to book, but spectators are usually welcome during the day. If you intend to spectate please ensure you check with the circuit as Corvid 19 restrictions maybe in place.
Find out more »May 2021
MGOC 1006 Club Night
Another Chance to hone your skills on a Virtual Treasure Hunt, the last we hope event on zoom. There will be a two classes as previous event. Full details will follow and registration will be required to enable the release of the course on the evening.
Find out more »Chichester Yacht Club Classic Lunch Meeting
Private CYC meeting open by invitation, Please contact Organiser.
Find out more »Spur Classic Car Club SCC
First Lunch time OPEN pub meet of 2021. All classics welcome. Come and join us for a pie and pint, and view other classics.
Find out more »MGOC Solent – MGs in the Park at Stansted House
Enjoy the magic of the MG marque as Solent MG Owners Club once again visit Stansted Park
Find out more »June 2021
MGOC 1006 Club Night
Double Club Night as limited to 30 members. An evening drive ending at an appropriate hostelry. The same event will be repeated on the second night. Full details to follow. FREE BOOKING ESSENTIAL.
Find out more »Chichester Yacht Club Classic Lunch Meeting.
Private CYC meeting open by invitation, Please contact Organiser
Find out more »Spur Classic Car Club SCCC
Lunch time OPEN pub meet. All classics welcome. Come and join us for a pie and pint, and view other classics.
Find out more »MGOC 1006 Visit Southwick House D-Day Map Room
Visit to Southwick House D-Day Map Room. This event is for very limited numbers. In 1944, in the months leading up to D-Day, Southwick House became the headquarters of the main allied commanders, including Allied Supreme Commander General Eisenhower, Naval Commander-in-Chief Admiral Ramsay and Army Commander-in-Chief General Montgomery. The large wall maps that were used in planning D-Day are still in place in the house, with the various markers showing the positions of the involved forces at the moment the…
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