Camper-Meet (June 21, 2025) – A meetup for campervans, motorhomes, and camper conversions​. This event transforms the Ace’s parking area into a mini-campground for the day. Vanlifers and overlanding enthusiasts bring everything from classic VW Westfalia campers to modern Sprinter conversions, rugged 4×4 expedition campers, and big family RVs. It’s all about the mobile living lifestyle – sharing how you’ve kitted out your van’s interior, swapping tips on great road trip destinations, and checking out clever DIY modifications. There’s likely an array of setups: pop-top roofs raised, awnings out, maybe even a grill or camping stove demo. The atmosphere is very communal and chill, as “van life” folks are known for their friendly, story-rich gatherings. By showcasing their home-on-wheels, participants celebrate the freedom of the open road and the creativity of compact living.

Jaguar Meet (June 28, 2025) – A Jaguar automobile meet presented by Dönni Classic Cars​. It’s a day of British luxury and performance on display. Attendees can expect to see a lineage of the leaping cat: elegant classics like the Jaguar E-Type or MK2 saloon, modern sport sedans like the XJ and XF, and sports cars like the F-Type – maybe even a rare XJ220 supercar if one’s in the area. Dönni Classic Cars’ involvement might bring some showroom-quality vintage Jags to admire. The meet celebrates Jaguar’s blend of grace and pace. Enthusiasts will chat about things like the smoothness of an inline-6 vs. a V12, the design of Sir William Lyons, or Jaguar’s racing heritage at Le Mans. It’s a refined crowd, but at heart it’s about sharing love for a brand known for style. Tea and crumpets aren’t on the menu (unless the Ace whips some up!), but the spirit of British automotive excellence certainly is.

Vintage & Classic Car Meet (June 29, 2025) – June’s second helping of the classic car meet (since May had one end of month, June gets one too). This one again invites all classic cars up to 1995​. Summer is in full swing, so turnout can be great – lots of gleaming cars, some with windows down and picnic baskets in the back, giving it a bit of a classic picnic vibe. The consistency of these meets doesn’t diminish the charm; in fact, many casual visitors plan their Sundays around catching this gathering. The phrase “Dein Oldie will im Ace Cafe Luzern gesehen werden” (your classic wants to be seen at the Ace) still holds true​ – owners know their beloved cars belong here among appreciative eyes. As always, it’s a relaxed exhibition where every vehicle has a story and every onlooker a memory sparked by these rolling classics.

American Classic Cars (pre-1989) Meet (July 5, 2025) – A meet focused on American classics up to 1989, presented by Carrosserie Fischer AG Sursee​. This is tailor-made for vintage American car aficionados. The parking lot will look like a time warp to the mid-20th century: big fins of ’50s Chevys, muscle cars of the ’60s and ’70s, perhaps some ’80s American icons. By limiting to pre-’89, it ensures an old-school vibe – no modern Mustangs or Corvettes, but rather their ancestors. Enthusiasts can soak in details like chrome bumpers, tailfins, carburetors, and classic Detroit styling. Carrosserie Fischer’s involvement implies an emphasis on restoration and bodywork quality; attendees might pick up tips on maintaining those massive frames and glossy paint jobs​. It’s essentially a celebration of the golden age of American motoring, bringing a bit of Route 66 nostalgia to Switzerland.

Flea Market at Ace (July 6, 2025) – The summer edition of the flea market. With warm weather, expect an even livelier atmosphere – possibly more sellers (the good weather encourages turnout) and buyers browsing at a leisurely pace. It’s also close to summer holidays; some might be clearing space before vacation, others looking for projects to tinker on during time off. Kids off school might tag along, giving it a bit of a family vibe. The core remains: a friendly marketplace for any automotive-related goods (and some not-so-automotive curios too). Under the July sun, with cold drinks available from the cafe, this flea market feels almost like a block party for gearheads. Regulars now know each other by name, making bargaining a fun game among friends.

Italian Car Meet (July 12, 2025) – “La dolce vita auf vier Rädern” – the sweet life on four wheels – comes to Ace Cafe​. This meet is all about Italian cars. It’s as if a slice of Italy’s autostrada has been transplanted to Luzern. Expect Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Maseratis for the exotic end, but also plenty of Alfa Romeos, Fiats (classic 500s aplenty), Lancias, maybe some rarer stuff like a De Tomaso or Pagani if one’s around. Owners and fans of Italian marques revel in the design and passion these cars exude – the reds are redder, the engine notes more operatic. You might hear discussions on the nuances of a V12 Ferrari versus a V8, or a passionate debate on Alfa’s best engine of all time. The meet is a colorful, spirited affair – much like Italian culture itself – and absolutely teeming with bella machina.

Harley-Davidson Meet (July 13, 2025) – The rumble returns. This is another round (the third one this year) for the Harley crowd. By mid-July, many Harley riders are in peak riding season, perhaps en route to or from bigger rallies, and the Ace meet serves as a perfect gathering point. It’s essentially a Harley-focused bike show by now – shiny customs that have evolved since May, new accessories to show off. The partner, B!XE AG, likely continues to support with maybe a service booth or merchandise stand​. The sound of dozens of Harleys starting up together might even startle the uninitiated – but to attendees it’s music. Brotherhood/sisterhood among riders is the theme; new riders get welcomed, and long-time riders swap tales of epic summer rides (maybe someone just rode back from Sturgis or a European Harley meet). The essence remains the celebration of American motorcycle freedom, and the Ace is its Swiss home turf.

Classic Bike-Meet (pre-1989) (July 19, 2025) – A gathering for vintage motorcycles up to 1989. This is the two-wheeled counterpart to the oldtimer car meets. Classic bike owners – whether of old British bikes (BSAs, Triumphs), early Japanese superbikes (Kawasaki Z1s, Honda CB750s), or other vintage makes – gather to show their machines. Without the roar of modern bikes, the gentle thump of an old single-cylinder or the whine of a two-stroke might be heard and appreciated. Attendees can examine features like kickstarters, carburetors, and drum brakes – technology largely bygone. It’s a niche but passionate group, often overlapping with classic car folks. Many of these bikes have interesting journeys (maybe war-era dispatch bikes or ’80s superbikes that were posters on a wall). This meet gives them their deserved spotlight.