Memphis British Sports Car Club

Plan to attend the 2027 Memphis EuroFest as a registered participant, or just as a spectator if you don't own a classic European car. As plans for the show are made the exact date, time and other details will appear on this page.

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EuroFest 2026 — A Beautiful Day of Cars, Community & Madonna Learning Center

Germantown, Tennessee, welcomed the British Sports Car Club with open arms—and Mother Nature cooperated beautifully! The 42nd Annual EuroFest turned out to be a spectacular September day, with sunshine, pleasant temperatures, and approximately 110 European cars filling the area beside the Horse Show Arena. The grounds were alive with activity. Food trucks kept everyone fueled, a silent auction offered plenty of tempting treasures, and one of the most unusual attractions was a spinning Volkswagen from the old Malco Theater—a wonderful reminder of Memphis history that certainly attracted its share of attention.

This year’s trophies were awarded by People’s Choice, allowing those attending the show to have a voice in selecting their favorites. Row after row of European automobiles—British, German, Italian, and more—gleamed in the September sunshine. Each car represented hours of polishing, preparation, and pride by owners who brought their automotive treasures specifically to share with everyone.

At the heart of the event was Madonna Learning Center, our honored beneficiary. The children and representatives of Madonna had their own booth where they shared information about their school, their programs, and the many opportunities Madonna provides for children with special needs. It was a wonderful reminder that beneath all the beautiful cars and automotive enthusiasm, this event has a purpose that reaches far beyond the show field.

Kevin Childers served as our announcer and award presenter, keeping the festivities moving and adding his own personality to the celebration as trophies were presented.

And, as always, an event like this doesn’t simply happen. BSCC members worked tirelessly behind the scenes—setting up the grounds, handling registration, organizing the silent auction, assisting vendors and participants, and taking care of all the countless details that make EuroFest run smoothly.

The result was a day that was profitable for Madonna Learning Center, enjoyable for the participants, and entertaining for everyone who came simply to admire these magical machines.

From the polished chrome and gleaming paint to the laughter, friendships, food, and fellowship, EuroFest 2026 was a celebration of European automobiles—and even more importantly, a celebration of community.

Thank you, Germantown, for welcoming us once again. And thank you to every BSCC member who gave their time, every car owner who brought their pride and joy, every visitor who came to look, and everyone who helped make Madonna Learning Center the heart of this wonderful day.