For Junior Wardens and their consort/guest. An evening of fun card playing and a supper in the delightful Drapers' Hall. For those Masters and Consorts who will be eligible to attend the Lord Mayor's Weekend in the Summer of 2028.
History In The Hall – Livery Committee Event Mapping London: Creative Ways To Explore History For over 20 years, Matt Brown has been exploring and writing about London. But he's also been mapping it. In this talk, Matt will describe…
This is an annual Inter-Livery charity event which raises money for the Lord Mayor’s charities and the Master Poulter’s Pelican Trust. Organised by the Worshipful Company of Poulters, this is a colourful spectacle supported by several dozen Livery Companies (with…
A series of 6 sponsored walks starts at different London prisons, Sheriffs’ & Recorder’s Fund.
The Stationers' Company and the London Press Club have announced that their annual forum. The issue of the moment will be: "Should youngsters be banned from social media?" Whether the UK Government should ban access to social media for children…
Part of the Founders' online lecture series 'Whitechapel Lectures: Promoting Knowledge in Materials and Their Impact on Our Lives' Following his popular "gallop" through a millennium of bell history during the Covid-19 Lockdowns, Alan Hughes returns to the Whitechapel series…
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A series of 6 sponsored walks starts at different London prisons, Sheriffs’ & Recorder’s Fund.
Held at Drapers' Hall, this duplicate Bridge Tournament is for Liverymen of all companies plus a bridge playing partner (livery or non). A light supper and wines is served.
Every two years, we host our Basketry Showcase at the Dutch Church, celebrating the very best of our craft. I am delighted to confirm that next year’s event will take place on Tuesday, 3rd March 2025, and I warmly invite…
The Creative Industries Panel of the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists is hosting an evening exploring how artificial intelligence is being applied across the creative industries, with speakers from Arts Council England, Gravity Road, Kingston University, the Royal College of…
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A series of 6 sponsored walks starts at different London prisons, Sheriffs’ & Recorder’s Fund.
18th CENTURY BRITAIN’S MOST FAMOUSCASE – SPEAKER: DAWN KEMP Contemporary representations of surgical operations in Britain in the eighteenth century are rare. The indelicacy of presenting moments of the most extreme human agonies, even by the most celebrated satirists, was…
Read More Amputation: A Dramatic Act, 18th Century Britain’s Most Famous Case – Dawn Kemp
The landmark governance-related Lecture put on each year by the Chartered Secretaries Livery Company. Funded by a legacy from the first ever lady Master, Sylvia Tutt. All Liverymen with a passion for good governance are welcome
A series of 6 sponsored walks starts at different London prisons, Sheriffs’ & Recorder’s Fund.
The Gideon de Laune Lecture Speaker: Briony Hudson What have snakes, unicorns and crocodiles got to do with pharmacies? Modern pharmaceutical signs have a long history drawing on Greek mythology, heraldry, founding fathers and medicinal plants. While alchemists used secret…
Read More Alligators, carboys and green crosses. Pharmacy symbols, past, present and future
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