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Held at The King’s School each year, the Sydney All British Day is a celebration of all things British with wheels and an engine. It will be held in 2019 on Sunday the 15th of September. The event is coming up quickly, and we have plenty of tickets available for the Club Lotus Australia display.

Evan Jones is looking after our display at the event and has plenty of tickets available for you to take part. Access to display your car in the Club Lotus Australia area is by ticket only, and tickets must be organised ahead of time, so please do get in touch soon.

Please contact us via email ([email protected]) if you would like a ticket to take part in the display. All we need is a postal address so that we can send you your ticket, to and a heads-up about the car that you would like to display.

The All British Day is always good fun, attracting an interesting and varied collection of British motoring machines to The Kings School in Parramatta, and putting on a fun festival as well. We put together a great display, and enjoy a relaxed day together exploring all the other marques, having a picnic and socialising. To give you a feel for things you can see what we got up to in 2018 here, and 2017 at this link.

The All British Day is an enjoyable and social day of sharing the love of Lotus with the world, and an important opportunity to promote our club. We hope to see you there!

On the third Sunday of each month we get together to enjoy each other’s company over a morning coffee and some tyre kicking.

Our rotating Tyre Kick & Coffee venue will find us back at Kokoda Cafe, Rhodes Park, Rhodes (near the Concord Repatriation General Hospital) on Sunday the 18th of August from 9AM. Turn off Concord Road into Hospital Road, then left into Fremont Street, right into Killoola Street then through the gates to the carpark.

On Sunday, the 15th of September we’ll be back at the Armory Wharf Cafe by the Parramatta River (Blaxland Riverside Park, Jamieson Street, off Holker St, Newington NSW 2127).

Saturday, the 19th of October, marks the return of our Lotus Lunches, with Tom Devitt kindly planning a get together at Lindsay’s Cafe in Falconbridge.

Join us for lunch in this fabulous setting in the Lower Blue Mountains at Falconbridge. Lunch is planned for Saturday, the 19th of October, at 12:30PM. The restaurant is located at 12 Norman Lindsay Cres, Faulconbridge, NSW.

This high quality, friendly. fully licensed restaurant serves delicious fine food & wines that are sourced locally.

The cafe/restaurant forms a part of the estate and historic homestead of the late Norman Lindsay – a famous Australian artist renowned for his sculpture, etchings, and somewhat risque creations of the female form. Norman Lindsay was also the author of the famous Australian children’s novel ‘The Magic Pudding’.

Whilst you are there why not take in a tour of the Norman Lindsay Gallery, which contains not only his artworks, but sculpture and some magnificent ship models as well. Its extensive gardens and bush trails offer one of the most relaxing experiences anywhere in the lower blue mountains.

Entrance to the gallery and gardens is by paid ticket only ($17.00 adults, $15.00 concession). Proceeds go to the National Trust.

Bookings essential to Tom Devitt. Send Seth an email at [email protected].

On the third Sunday of each month we get together to enjoy each other’s company over a morning coffee and some tyre kicking.

Our rotating Tyre Kick & Coffee venue will find us back at Kokoda Cafe, Rhodes Park, Rhodes (near the Concord Repatriation General Hospital) on Sunday the 18th of August from 9AM. Turn off Concord Road into Hospital Road, then left into Fremont Street, right into Killoola Street then through the gates to the carpark.

On Sunday, the 15th of September we’ll be back at the Armory Wharf Cafe by the Parramatta River (Blaxland Riverside Park, Jamieson Street, off Holker St, Newington NSW 2127).

On the third Sunday of each month we get together to enjoy each other’s company over a morning coffee and some tyre kicking.

Our rotating Tyre Kick & Coffee venue will find us back at Kokoda Cafe, Rhodes Park, Rhodes (near the Concord Repatriation General Hospital) on Sunday the 18th of August from 9AM. Turn off Concord Road into Hospital Road, then left into Fremont Street, right into Killoola Street then through the gates to the carpark.

On Sunday, the 15th of September we’ll be back at the Armory Wharf Cafe by the Parramatta River (Blaxland Riverside Park, Jamieson Street, off Holker St, Newington NSW 2127).