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  • Temple Bar Gateway

    Temple Bar First Floor, Paternoster Lodge 2 Paternoster Squaure, London
    £59.00

  • Court, Evensong and Livery Dinner

    Vintners Hall 68 Upper Thames Street, London

    St James’s Garlickhythe and then to
    Vintners’ Hall, 68 Upper Thames St., London EC4V 3BG
    Evensong 17.30
    Reception 18.30 Dinner 19.00
    Principal Guest: Commodore Suzi Nielsen OBE, Royal Navy
    Glass Artist: Emma Britton
    Booking deadline: 15th June 2026

    £145.00

  • Members and Friends – Private Guided Visit to the Clockmakers Museum

    Clockmakers Museum, 2nd Floor, The Science Museum, Exhibition Road, London

    The Clockmakers' Museum is the oldest in the world, with a collection specifically of clocks, watches and sundials. Founded by the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers in 1813/14, the museum collection comprises around 1400 objects, the majority of which are on display, including almost all of its notable pieces. Within the collection are more than 600 watches, 90 clocks, and 30 marine chronometers, along with sundials, tools, and other pieces relating to the Clockmakers' Company and the art of clock and watchmaking, as well as hand engraving. The narrative of the Museum's display focuses particularly on the development of clock and watchmaking in London between c.1600 and 1850. It includes pieces by many of the great London makers, including John Fromanteel, Edward East, Daniel Quare and Thomas Tompion. Part of the display also looks at contemporary British clock and watchmaking and includes several pieces by the eminent watchmaker Dr George Daniels. In 2015 the Clockmakers' Museum moved its collection to its current location at the Science Museum in South Kensington, where it occupies a gallery on the second floor. Entry to the Science Museum is free of charge; however, you will need to book your admission in advance.  This can be done via the Museum’s online portal, which can be found here   https://tickets.sciencemuseum.org.uk/. Tuesday 8th September 2026 Our private tour will begin promptly at 16.30. Please meet in the café on the 2nd floor at 16.15. The tour will end at 17.30, allowing you a short time to browse the Museum shop before making your way across the road for dinner at Ognisko. Ognisko is located directly opposite the Science Museum at 55 Prince's Gate, London SW7 2PN.  On leaving the Museum, exit via the main entrance on Exhibition Road, turn left and walk south towards Prince Consort Road.  Cross Exhibition Road at the pedestrian crossing and continue onto Prince's Gate.  Ognisko is approximately a 5-minute walk from the Museum entrance. Please aim to arrive by 18.00 for dinner. The cost of the private guided tour and 3-course dinner is £75.00 per person. A cash bar will be available. Places are extremely limited, so please book as soon as possible to avoid any disappointment.    

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  • September Court & Livery Dinner – Salters Hall

    Salters Hall 4 London Wall Place, London

    Salters Hall In the long chronicle of the City of London, Salters’ Hall stands as a testament to endurance, dignity, and the steadfast service of the Worshipful Company of Salters, one of the ancient Great Twelve. From its earliest foundations in the 15th century, the Hall has been the spiritual and ceremonial heart of a Company whose governance of the salt trade shaped the wellbeing of the realm. Across the centuries, successive halls have risen and fallen—by fire, by war, and by the changing fortunes of the City. The medieval hall in Bread Street gave way to the London Stone Hall of the 17th century, itself consumed in the Great Fire of 1666. A noble 19th‑century hall followed, serving generations until the Blitz of 1941 left it in ruins. Yet the Company’s resolve never faltered. In 1976, a new chapter opened with the inauguration of the present Hall on Fore Street, designed by Sir Basil Spence. Its bold, modernist form—now Grade II listed—embodies the Company’s commitment to tradition and progress in equal measure. A further renewal in 2016 ensured that Salters’ Hall remains a place of hospitality, learning, and civic fellowship. Today, Salters’ Hall continues to uphold the Company’s historic purpose, welcoming guests, nurturing education through the Salters’ Institute, and preserving the dignity of centuries‑old ceremony within a home that reflects both heritage and modern aspiration.

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