It has been a while since we have had a Drinks and Dinner event, so you are invited to come and join your fellow club members at the Red Brick Hotel. This hotel was built in 1890 for Thomas Burke and has substantially retained its Federation-style architecture. The hotel was called Burke’s Hotel for a period of time but was renamed Red Brick Hotel because of the red 10 pound notes, known as bricks, which were used by the bookies in the public bar when settling debts. The hotel is heritage listed and well worth a visit if you have never been inside, due to its interesting architecture. It is easily accessed either by bus or train, being 750m from the Mater Hill Bus Station and  715m from Boggo Road train station.

This has been a very popular venue for the Club in the past and it is generally fairly quiet, so come along and join us for a nice meal and a catch-up with friends.