Events in 2025

Summary of events

4th and 5th October – Lou Shorten Weekend – The traditional Magnette Lou Shorten weekend will be held over the weekend of 4th and 5th October. It will be held in the Norwich area. For further information see the eNewsletter.

21st to 24th May 2026 – Next year the European Event of the Year is being held in France, in Brive-la-Gaillarde in the Perigord region (the Dordogne). Join us for what will surely be an excellent road-trip to this stunningly beautiful part of France. The EEoTY is always very special so if you are interested in joining us in your MGA, or other MG, please click on the link on the left for the latest information.

To read full details on any of the events listed above, click on the individual event in the panel to the left.

2027 Spring and Autumn Tours

The MGA Register is quickly approaching the ‘window of opportunity’ whereby the details for the 2027 Spring and Autumn Tours, and also MGA Day, will need to be pencilled in. The Committee and Associates have more than 20 years experience in organising such events, and have everything needed to help you ensure a smooth and professional transition from ‘idea’ to ‘reality’. We are therefore appealing for volunteers from our general membership who would consider hosting these events in their own, or other favourite part of the world. The reason for the approximately two-year strategic plan is to ensure that we have the best pick of hotels, before they become booked up. We are also in the process of moving future Touring events to midweek, which has many benefits: More choice of hotels (weekends are often booked up with weddings etc), lower room rates, quieter touring roads and best of all… no more horrific Friday traffic when commuting to the event! With this in mind, if you feel you could help, please could you contact the person listed above who will arrange for an informal phone discussion with you. Alternatively, why not ‘pal up’ with other local MGA owners, and host the event between you? Planning the touring routes is always the most fun part!