Further details about our annual white tie event at Mansion House will appear here....

Our annual opportunity to participate in a Christmas carol service in the home of Bow Bells as we join with the Arbitrators, International Bankers and the Scriveners to hear the Christmas story in word and music. There is no charge for attending the service. ...

Our Food for Thought events have their origin in one of the objects set out in our Royal Charter of 1957: "To promote honourable practice". Each popular FfT event examines ethical matters faced by many of our members. We start with a panel of experts in the field giving their views on the issues before opening the discussion to the audience. A time of informal networking and continued discussion follows. We have already secured the participation of four very high profile experts for this date and we will be releasing their names shortly, along with the subject matter....

A new addition to our calendar of events this year. Court Lunch at Girdlers' Hall. Girdlers' is not open to the public, so this is your opportunity to see inside this "country house in the City". Open to all Liverymen and Freemen. Booking open from end September...

The annual Livery Dinner is being held this year in Stationers’ Hall, by kind permission of the Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers. The Stationers’ Company has its origin in 1403 with the creation of the stationers’ guild, whose members were text writers, illuminators, booksellers, bookbinders and suppliers of paper, pens and parchment. In 1606 the Stationers purchased a house on the site of the present Hall, but it did not survive the Great Fire. The present Hall was begun in 1670 and with a few additions in the 18th century (including the magnificent stained glass in the Livery Hall) and a new garden entrance with lift access which was completed in the last couple of years, the feeling is still very much of being in a 17th century London manor house....

Starting with the early Folkmoots of Saxon times, via the religious controversies over printing bible in English, clashes between agitators and the law from Peasants Revolt, Henry VIII’s suppression of the monasteries to propaganda leaflets of the Civil War and even Tik Tok HQ this walking tour will connect lawyers with printed word, freedom of expression (with responsibility). £24 per person for 90 minute tour and a drink in the Dr Butler's Head pub following....

All Liverymen of more than 12 months standing are summoned to attend Common Hall to elect the Lord Mayor for the year ensuing. There is no charge for the pass to attend Guildhall. Following Common Hall we will be taking lunch with the Butchers' Company at their Hall. Reception and three course lunch will be £80. Please email the Clerk for further information....