Birthday event a roaring success
Four-legged friends: Brenda Rodgers, with Charlee, was one of the many people who brought their dogs to stroll High Steet and view the cars and bikes. Photos: SANDRA JAMES
HEATHCOTE Cars, Coffee and Bikes celebrated its second birthday last Sunday in ideal weather conditions.
A large contingent supported the event with visitors from Melbourne and Bendigo joining locals to view the array of classic cars and bikes.

“I am hugely grateful to all the amazing people, and animals, who came out to support the Heathcote Cars, Coffee and Bikes second birthday event,” said event founder Kylie Ryan.
“I’m always blown away by the wonderful people who take the time to stop, chat, and share their stories and journeys with me.
“One gentleman told me he had finally purchased the dream car his 15-year-old self had always wanted and was now living the dream.

“It’s stories like that which make this event all the more special.”
Attendees enjoyed coffee and treats from local businesses, viewed the vehicles and swapped stories.
Among the cars and bikes were classics from the 1940s to modern machines.
“There were some truly beautiful cars and bikes on display on Sunday, along with a few new faces,” said Ms Ryan.
“It was great to meet everyone.

“A big thank you to Sandra and Charlie for the fantastic job they did supporting the event with snow cones and a free stick of fairy floss.
“The ongoing support means so much, and I’m incredibly grateful.
“I am really looking forward to seeing what the next year brings as the event keeps growing.”
Ms Ryan started the event two years ago to bring people together after COVID and support local businesses.
The event continues to grow with locals and visitors mingling to share their love of cars and bikes.
The next Cars, Coffee and Bikes will be held on Sunday 12 April from 9am to 12pm.






