MSL Membership System Events

Argyris Dean's Study Day on Shakespeare's As You Like It (21/10/2026, 13:00)

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 13:58:03 +0100

The Dean will meet 6 Members in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, at 13:00 for a Study Day on William Shakespeare. The Study Day will include the visitation of the Shakespeare sites in Stratford and also VIP attendance at the RSC's all-male version of As You Like It.

Members are required to arrange their own travel to and from Stratford and it is very likely that the play will not end in time for them to catch the last train back to London - so they are likely also responsible for sourcing thier own overnight accom in Stratford-upon-Avon. A Seminar Dinner in included before the theatre.

SIX (6) Member places are available and will be recruited in early October. Random selection.

Generously supported by the Argyris Fund.

Members selected-

Flora Cummings
Xinyuan Zhang
Sarah Bohl
Ulvi Gitaliyev
Lester Tran
Kiana Kazemi

Faculty Welcome Evening - Political and Social Sciences, 6pm Drinks, 7pm Supper in Hall, 8pm Port Talk- Ambassador Westcott (15/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 12:30:26 +0100

All Members of the relevant Faculty are welcome to attend this evening in Political and Social Sciences.

6pm Drinks party LH SCR

7pm Supper in Hall (use your free meal token)

8pm Port Talk in the Churchill Room- the Talk is open to all Members

Nick Westcott is Professor of Practice in Diplomacy at SOAS University of London and a Visiting Fellow at the Oxford Martin School. He was formerly a British diplomat, serving in Brussels, Tanzania, Washington DC, and as British High Commissioner to Ghana and Ambassador to Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Niger and Togo (2008-11) before becoming the EU’s Managing Director for Africa and then the Middle East (2011-17). He was Director of the Royal African Society from 2017-23.

He has a PhD in African history from Cambridge University, and is a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG, 1998). He is the author of How to be a Diplomat (Routledge, 2025), and Imperialism and Development: The East African Groundnut Scheme and its legacy (James Currey 2020).

Argyris Dean's Colloquium on the Archaic Acropolis: Configuring the Hekatompedon and Pre-Periklean Athens- College Fellow David Stuttard (11/12/2026, 17:00)

Sat, 07 Feb 2026 13:11:42 Z

The Dean will convene a Colloquium in Athens which will seek to explore the archaic acropolis. The task will be to see beyond the residue of the later Periklean building programme (Parthenon, Erechtheum, Nike Apteros, Peristyle) and to go in search of the Hekeptompedon and other earlier buildings.

Up to TWELVE (12) Member places are available. These will be recruited competitively in October.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel to and from Athens and for any visa permissions or insurances they may require in connection with such travel, but the programme in Athens, including 2 nights free shared accommodation and most meals is otherwise covered by the Dean's Office.

This opportunity is made possible by the generosity of the Argyris Family.

Baxterstorey Food Supplier Fair (07/10/2026, 18:00)

Mon, 05 Oct 2026 10:37:13 +0100

Pop-ups by the suppliers that make our Breakfast, Lunch, Dinners and speciality dinners so yummy.

Expect Freebies and fun!

Remember to download the Food Revolution App:

Through Food Revolution, you will be able to

• View weekly menus and catering service locations
• Stay up to date with food offers, promotions and events
• Collect loyalty points when purchasing hot beverages - buy 9 and receive your 10th free
• Collect loyalty points when purchasing meals - buy 10 and receive your 11th free, equivalent to approximately 9% off
• Purchase a prepaid 10-meal voucher for £63, representing a 12% saving compared with purchasing individual meals
• Purchase a prepaid 20-meal voucher for £123, representing a 14% saving compared with purchasing individual meals • Purchase a prepaid 20-meal voucher for £180, representing a 16% saving compared with purchasing individual meals
• Claim sponsored meals provided at the special events

*Meal vouchers and meal loyalty points can be collected and redeemed against both lunch and dinner main meals.

How to download and set up the app

Please download the Food Revolution app using the QR code and instructions provided on the poster below.

When setting up the app, you will need to:

Download the Food Revolution app.
Enter the Goodenough College location code.
Select the user group: “Member”
Register using your email address

City Freedom Scheme 2026- Applications are now open to recruit new 'City Scholars', leading to the Grant of Freedom in June 2027 (05/10/2026, 09:00)

Sat, 03 Oct 2026 11:16:17 +0100

The Freedom of the City of London is an ancient and prestigious thing.

Dating from around AD1237, the Freedom accords the bearer certain rights, privileges, and appurtenances within the City of London. The City is the original heart of the metropolis we now loosely call ‘London’, and today this area of 1 square mile around St Paul’s Cathedral is famous as one of the world’s great centres of international financial and legal services. It is administered by The Corporation of London, presided over by The Rt Hon The Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, a Court of Aldermen and Common Council. ‘Freemen’ have rights within this anomalous and important constitutional entity. For example, they are entitled to style themselves ‘Citizen of London’ and may eventually be selected to join one of the City’s 114 prestigious Livery Companies. Notable Freemen over the years have included Nelson Mandela, Bill Gates, Ian McKellen, and Sir Winston Churchill.

Goodenough College is delighted this year to be working once again with The Corporation of London to deliver a course of study entirely and exclusively with a cohort of Goodenough College Members that is expected to lead to their Grant of Freedom in June 2027.

Selected Members attend sessions (usually late afternoon/early evening) in the City each month between November and May to learn about an aspect of the mediaeval or the modern City. At the conclusion of this course of study, they will prepare a short essay on a set City topic, tested at a viva voce in College. Successful completion of both (a minimum of) four study sessions and the examination essay is expected to lead to the City’s Grant of Freedom. Usually this is conferred in person by The Rt Hon The Lord Mayor at a grand ceremony in Mansion House.

The first ‘study session’ is active participation in the 7000 person ‘Lord Mayor’s Procession’ at the Lord Mayor’s Show on Saturday 14 November 2026, all day. This will be televised by the BBC. The study session dates for Q1 and Q2 2027 will be announced imminently. As well as the Lord Mayor’s Show, participants must have attended at least 4 of these sessions and to have written successfully their examination essay to be considered to have ‘completed’ the course and thus to be considered for the Grant of Freedom.

TWENTY (20) Member places are available on this enviable study opportunity. There are no costs or fees for this course, as these are borne most generously by The City of London.

Note that this scheme is open only to Goodenough College Members and to no other students in the United Kingdom. It is a unique opportunity for you.

Applications are now invited from Goodenough College Members (including Member-partners). Please send the completed application form to the Dean alan.mccormack@goodenough.ac.uk by Monday 12 October 2026 at 5pm. Successful candidates will be notified by Friday 23 October. Note that, if selected, you will be required to send a copy of your birth certificate to the Dean’s Office within one month of selection- the Grant of Freedom is a legal document and very strict processes exist within the Court of the Chamberlain of London to ensure accuracy in the preparation of Freedom Certificates. The Grant of Freedom is open to nationals of all countries, but you should be aware that this is a UK ‘privilege’ and that Freedom-granting ceremonies involve the supplicant swearing an oath of ‘fealty’ to the British Monarch, King Charles III, happily also of course the Patron of Goodenough College.

Note finally that, while all applications will be acknowledged, the volume of applications for this opportunity is expected to be such that only successful applicants will be contacted on Friday 23 October, with their names published simultaneously on this Square entry for all to consult.

The Lord Mayors Show 2026 (14/11/2026, 08:00)

Sat, 03 Oct 2026 11:27:12 +0100

FIFTY (50) Members of the College are invited to take part in the grand procession of the new Lord Mayor of London. The procession invovles some 7000 people and is televised by the BBC.

You will walk as part of the Goodenough group under the direction of Citizen Charley Light and Citizen Michelle Senyah. You will be 'reviewed' from the Mansion House podium by The Rt Hon The Lord Mayat and the Sheriffs. The Dean, Citizen and Goldsmith, will also be in review attendance!

Twenty of the participating Members will have already been selected to take part in the City of London Freedom scheme but the Dean's Office is delightd to recruit up to 30 more Memebrs who can take part in the famous procession! Our total is 50!

This opportunity will recruit in late October, once the 20 City Scholars have themselves been chosen.

This is one of the highlights of the year in London.

London Fireze- Enemies and Rascals- College Fellow Evan Davis in Conversation with Terence Gower (12/10/2026, 19:30)

Mon, 14 Sep 2026 09:49:17 +0100

The Dean has worked with Art Angel and KCL to curate an evening in the Maughan Library revolving around Canadian artist Terence Gowers's sound installation 'Enemies and Rascals'.

The event will manifest as a 'Conversation' between the artist and College Fellow Evan Davis of the BBC.

THIS EVENT IS PART OF FREIZE LONDON - THE INTERNATIONNAL CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR.

FIFTEEN (15) Member places are available and the Dean will recruit these in late September by random ballot.

We will leave LH Reception at 6.45pm promptly.

Note that the event is timed top make it possible for those selected to join in Goodenough's art and humanities welcome drinks at 6pm on the same evening.

Selected-

Martin Kinnear
Sophie Boulos
Iqra Jamil
Megan Gardner
Casey Jackson
Nikhita Ramdas
Berirouche Feddal
Ahilan Kumaresan
Jenna Woestmann
Spencer Hornsby
Wafa Ebenberi
Anna Abazova
Mona Wang
Shiri Havazelet
Ulvi Gitaliev

London Frieze- Private View with Norwegian Artist Bjorn Strandenes, 'Light Contemplation' (15/10/2026, 14:00)

Wed, 30 Sep 2026 15:34:58 +0100

Norwgian Artist Bjorn Strandenes has invited the Dean to brign up to EIGHT (8) Members to a Private View on his work 'Light Contemplation' at a Gallery in Mayfair.Afterwards the group will take tea with the artist.

Recruits early October.

Panel event: “So you want to do a PhD?" (26/11/2026, 20:00)

Wed, 30 Sep 2026 12:54:53 +0100

Thinking about applying for a PhD, or already partway through the process?

Join our PhD panel and Q&A session for an open, practical discussion where you can ask anything about PhDs, applications, funding, and the UK system. A cross-disciplinary group of GC PhD students will briefly introduce themselves before we open the floor to your questions. If you’d like to continue the conversation, some of us will happily stay on for continued discussion, and stay in touch afterwards. We hope to see you there!

Port Talk: African History through the Lens of Economics (14/01/2027, 20:00)

Wed, 30 Sep 2026 12:28:54 +0100

Speaker: Professor Elias Papaioannou

Professor of Economics, London Business School; Alex Knaster Chair in Economics; Academic Director, Wheeler Institute for Business and Development

Description

Why are some nations rich and others poor? How do historical events shape economic outcomes centuries later?

In this Port Talk, Professor Elias Papaioannou will explore Africa's history through the lens of modern economics, examining how colonial institutions, education systems, infrastructure projects, and independence movements have influenced the continent's development. Bringing together insights from history, politics, and economics, the talk will show how understanding the past can help explain some of the most pressing questions about prosperity, inequality, governance, and state capacity in the world today.

Governor Port Talk- Governing Fellow Professor Morag Shiach, ‘Virginia Woolf, Modernist London, and Mecklenburgh Square’. (08/10/2026, 20:00)

Wed, 05 Aug 2026 08:29:38 +0100

Governing Fellow Professor Morag Shiach, a distinguished literature professor, gives one of the first 'Port Talks' of the College year, on Virginia Woolf- all welcome- come and get to know what Port Talks are!

The Inaugural Perren Lecture on Science and Society- Professor Robbertus Dijkgraaf, President-Elect of the International Science Council (25/11/2026, 19:00)

Thu, 10 Sep 2026 08:17:03 +0100

Professor Robbertus Dijkgraaf is one of the world's leading String Theorists. Having been previously the Minister for Science in the Netherlands and the Director of the Institute for Adavanced Study at Princeton, he is the incoming President of the International Science Council and therefore one of the world's most prominent scientists.

https://council.science/profile/robbert-dijkgraaf/

This evening he gives the Inaugural Perren Lecture on Science and Society at Goodenough.

This Lecture is jointly organised with UCL and chaired by College Fellow Professor Ofer Lahav, the Perren Professor of Astronomy.

It is prefaced by a networking Reception at 6.30pm.

100 Member places are available - free tickets will be listed on this ad during October.

Robbert Dijkgraaf, served as Director and Leon Levy Professor of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton from 2012–22. He was sworn-in as Minister of Education, Culture and Science of the Netherlands by King Willem-Alexander on January 10, 2022. He becomes President of the International Science Council in January 2027.

A prominent mathematical physicist, Dijkgraaf is an impassioned and eloquent advocate for pure scientific inquiry and the vital importance of encouraging creativity, imagination, and “out of the box” thinking. He offers a truly international perspective on science and policy having served as President (2014–17) of the InterAcademy Partnership, a consortium of more than 130 of the world’s national science academies, and Co-Chair (2009–17) of the InterAcademy Council, the global alliance of science academies advising the United Nations, the World Bank, and other international organizations.

Considered the voice of science in his native Netherlands, where he served as President of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences from 2008–12, Dijkgraaf is a best-selling author of books for a general audience, appears frequently on television—including annual live events that attract more than a million viewers—and writes monthly for the Netherlands’ top newspaper, NRC Handelsblad. A trained visual artist, a skilled moderator, and a dynamic spokesperson, Dijkgraaf is equally comfortable describing the wonders of nature and the connections between humanities and science as he is articulating issues of societal import.

Dijkgraaf is the author of The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge, published in 2017 by Princeton University Press, in which he and founding Director Abraham Flexner articulate how essential basic research and original thinking are to innovation and societal progress, a belief that has informed the mission of the Institute for nearly ninety years..

As a scientist, Dijkgraaf has made significant contributions to string theory. His research focuses on the interface between mathematics and particle physics. In addition to finding surprising and deep connections between matrix models, topological string theory, and supersymmetric quantum field theory, Dijkgraaf has developed precise formulas for the counting of bound states that explain the entropy of certain black holes. For his contributions to science, Dijkgraaf was awarded the Spinoza Prize, the highest scientific award in the Netherlands, in 2003. He was named a Knight of the Order of the Netherlands Lion in 2012. Dijkgraaf has been conferred honorary doctorates from Leiden University, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, and Radboud University Nijmegen and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, and the Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts.

Black History Month 2026 (01/10/2026, 00:01)

Fri, 25 Sep 2026 21:16:44 +0100

Black History Month 2026 is a nationwide UK observance dedicated to recognising the achievements, history, and cultural contributions of Black people across Britain and the African diaspora. It spans the entire month of October, following the UK’s fixed annual schedule.

Please find below a list of events being organised to celebrate Black History Month UK:

Black History Month Event: Zana Masombuka / Spotlight: Benji Reid Exhibition

Welcome Period Event: Black History Month Rudy Loewe: Intimacies of Care – Spaces of Grief and Possibility Exhibition

Black History Month, Baxterstorey: Senegal Themed Dinner

Black History Month Event: Romuald Hazoumè: My Blue Period Exhibition

Black History Month Event, Baxterstorey Southern inspired Themed Dinners

Black History Month Event: Black Cultural Market

Black History Month Event: Dwayne's Halloween Hike- with College Fellow (and Chief Scout) Dwayne Fields

Black History Month Event: Dwayne's Halloween Hike- with College Fellow (and Chief Scout) Dwayne Fields (31/10/2026, 09:00)

Tue, 08 Sep 2026 11:08:06 +0100

College Fellow Dwayne Fields is the Chief Scout!

https://www.scouts.org.uk/about-us/our-people/chief-scout/

To crown our commemoration of Black History Month, Dwayne invitse Members to come on a Halloween morning hike in Epping Forest. Lunch can be purchased locally afterwards.

TWENTY (20) Member places are available which will be recruited in October- kids also welcome.

Black History Month Event: Black Cultural Market (10/10/2026, 12:00)

Fri, 25 Sep 2026 22:36:01 +0100

Please join us for an inspiring showcase of carefully selected black businesses in October 2026 for Black History Month. This is an indoor, face-to-face event that supports emerging entrepreneurs & new black businesses of African & Caribbean descent with retail opportunities.

Our next event taking place over two days in the heart of Brixton offers a diverse, quality shopping and cultural experience celebrating producers of the African & Caribbean community.

If you're looking for gifts, cards, unique prints, jewellery, male grooming kits, skincare, clothes or other original accessories come down! This market truly embodies the community's spirit as well as supports black businesses.

X40 Traders

Click the link to register your attendance:

Black Culture Market - Black History Month - October Tickets, Saturday 10 October-Sunday 11 October • 12 PM-5 PM | Eventbrite

Black History Month Event, Baxterstorey Southern inspired Themed Dinners (08/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:20:57 +0100

Members will need to pay for their own meals.

Soup
Southern vegetable

Main
Southern fried chicken

Southern style pork chops

Blackened catch of the day

Corn bread
Southern baked beans
Mac N cheese
Collard Greens

Dessert
Sweet potato pie, whipped cream

The Dean's Sermon to the Senior Judiciary at the Opening of the Legal Year at York (York Minster) (11/10/2026, 11:00)

Mon, 14 Sep 2026 09:58:08 +0100

The Dean will preach at the Opening of the Legal Year Ceremony at York Minster in the presence of the nation's senior judiciary.

Members who wish to travel to York are welcome to do so and entry to the ancient Minster Church is free.

This is a singular occasion of the British Establishment and many High Sheriffs and Lord Lieutenants will also be in attendance.

Smart dress is required, and it is possible to make day trips to York by train!

Do tell the Dean's Office if you are intending to visit.

An afternoon of Poetry and Music by Alumni: Audrey Arden-Jones, Lucas Jordan (16/10/2026, 16:00)

Fri, 25 Sep 2026 11:19:43 +0100

An afternoon of Poetry & Music to inspire you - come and relax and listen to the Poetry & Music Ensemble on the themes of Autumn & Love. The Ensemble has performed in many different venues including Goodenough College. Audrey Ardern-Jones the founder of the group has been associated with the college for many years. She is a performer and is a well published poet and will be reading both classical and contemporary poetry alongside the music. Lucas Jordan is an Alumni of the College (2013) whilst studying for his Masters at the Royal Academy of Music. He is an international composer and a flautist. Fabricio Mattos is an international classical guitarist and has a doctorate from the Royal Academy of Music. He is the founder & Artistic Director of Worldwide Guitar Connections.

Forest Time by Ensemble Matters & Company Concentric (16/10/2026, 13:30)

Thu, 24 Sep 2026 12:27:55 +0100

Forest Time by Goodenough Alumnus Owen Ho (2018 - 2022)

Music & dance event presented by Bloomsbury Festival

Free of charge, just turn up!

16 October 2026 @ 13:30 – 14:30 (drop-in any time)

Calthorpe Community Garden, London WC1X 8LH (5-min walk from Goodenough College)

What if music and movement could grow, compost, and bloom again like a garden?

Forest Time is a free, relaxed, family-friendly outdoor music and dance show inspired by time, nature, and movement. We invite you to travel through the polytunnels, picnic benches, and open spaces of Calthorpe Community Garden in a relaxed, hour-long performance. Wander, pause, and follow your curiosity. Move around, leave, and return as you please.

Supported by the Fenton Arts Trust and Gemma Classical Music Trust.

Promotional video: https://youtu.be/lK_ljfbQvfw

Details: https://bloomsburyfestival.org.uk/whats-on/foresttime

Programme

Owen Ho (music) – Waldszenen, with choreographic input from Sara Augieras, Lesly Avendaño, and Francesca Matthys from Company Concentric

Performers

Dancers: Sara Augieras, Lesly Avendaño, Francesca Matthys from Company Concentric

Musicians: Lara Ali (flute), Fred Bareham (clarinet), Hayun Lee (violin), Catherine Cotter (cello), Owen Ho (piano) from Ensemble Matters

Community Partners

Calthorpe Community Garden

Goodenough College

Dean's Colloquium on Leadership- Sir Edward Braham, the Chair of M&G (04/06/2027, 15:00)

Thu, 24 Sep 2026 08:16:29 +0100

The Dean hosts a Colloquium in Rome, Italy. The topic is 'Leadership' and the Colloquium is led by Sir Edward Braham, the Chairman of FTSE 100 Company M&G. Sir Ed is a big beast of the City of London and formerly the Senior Partner of Freshfields and Prime Warden Goldsmith. He sits on the City's Shrieval Committee which assesses candidates for the City's highest offices. He is a noted authority on business leadership.

NINE (9) Member places are available. These will be recruited by open application in February.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel to and from Italy and for any visa or insurances they may need in connection with such travel but the rest of the trip, including two nights shared accommodation in Rome, all programme ciosts and miost meals are provided by the Dean's Office.

Economics and Business Faculty Dinner, Professor Sir Paul Collier FBA, The University of Oxford (24/02/2027, 19:00)

Wed, 23 Sep 2026 15:15:21 +0100

The College invites all members of the Faculty to attend a sumptuous formal dinner with their academic supervisor. You will be contacted directly about this many weeks before the Dinner.

Formal Dress. Black Tie or equivalent.

Medical and Natural Sciences Faculty Dinner- College Fellow Professor Owase Jeelani, Great Ormond Street (01/12/2026, 19:00)

Wed, 23 Sep 2026 15:12:19 +0100

The College invites all members of the Faculty to attend a sumptuous formal dinenr with their academic supervisor. You will be contacted directly about this many weeks before the Dinner.

Formal Dress. Black Tie or equivalent.

Goodenough Giving Day's Formal Hall (17/11/2026, 18:30)

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:11:17 +0100

Formal Hall

Formal Hall is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a formal candlelight dinner in the magnificent splendour of our Great Hall and spend an evening with your course mates, friends, visiting family members and alumni of the College.

Each dinner includes two beautifully presented courses, plus coffee and a sweet treat at the end. A bar will be available throughout the evening with a selection of drinks to purchase, including bottles of prosecco and wine for the table.

There will be limit of 100 diners at each event, at a cost of £30 per head for Members and their guests.

We encourage you to dress up for the occasion: black tie, evening wear, your national dress or simply your favourite clothes are all suitable attire!

If you’re interested in attending, please purchase your ticket(s) on The Square. Bar service at Freddie’s prices will open at 6.30pm in the Great Hall, with dinner being served at 7pm and the event concluding at around 9.45pm.

Dietary, access and other requirements:
Special dietary options must be pre-booked via email. no later than a week prior to the event. Please let us know by email (david.miller@goodenough.ac.uk)

Advice would be to inform us as soon as you have purchased your ticket(s) including allergens.

Help required
Formal Hall dinners are made possible through the use of Member volunteer serving staff. If you'd like to volunteer, there are a number of spaces available at this and upcoming dinners. For your help you will receive some complimentary food credit.

Please contact David Miller, PA to College Director & Governance Office: david.miller@goodenough.ac.uk if you’re interested, regularly or just occasionally. The kitchen crew are lovely.

Any Member volunteering as waiting staff will be provided with training from BaxterStorey, receive a free meal, and be given the equivalent of five meals in lieu of payment.

Financial Assistance
Some financial help is available to those experiencing financial difficulties. Please contact the Dean to apply.

CV Workshops: Led by Member Daniyal Ahmad - MBA Student at London Business School (22/10/2026, 18:00)

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:00:37 +0100

GOODENOUGH COLLEGE MEMBERS

Fallen in love with London, and want to work here after graduating?

A relaxed, friendly session for Members looking for a job once their degree is over.

No experience needed. Just turn up and

we'll work through it together.

CV review with a fellow resident

Bring your CV

LED BY DANIYAL, MBA STUDENT AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL

Welcome Period- Registrars Tour of Goodenough College (07/10/2026, 10:00)

Wed, 16 Sep 2026 14:10:23 +0100

In this session you will gain information on all of the additional things you would need to know about staying at the College

Registrar Tours are compulsory for all new Members of the College. Please sign up and attend the session closest to your arrival date.

Wednesday 02 September 2026 - 18:00 - 19:00

Wednesday 09 September 2026 - 18:00 - 19:00

Saturday 12 September 2026 - 10:00 - 11:00

Saturday 12 September 2026 - 11:30 - 12:30

Wednesday 16 September 2026 - 18:00 - 19:00

Saturday 19 September 2026 - 10:00 - 11:00

Saturday 19 September 2026 - 11:30 - 12:30

Wednesday 23 September 2026 - 18:00 - 19:00

Saturday 26 September 2026 - 10:00 - 11:00

Saturday 26 September 2026 - 11:30 - 12:30

Wednesday 30 September 2026 - 18:00 - 19:00

Saturday 03 October 2026 - 10:00 - 11:00

Saturday 07 October 2026 - 11:30 - 12:30

Thursday 08 October 2026 - 18:00 - 19:00

Bloomsbury Festival - Create and Celebrate - Goodensemble Orchestra (24/10/2026, 20:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 12:21:29 +0100

The musicians of Goodenough College present a grand serenade to Music. Drawing on their resident creatives from across the globe, orchestra, singers, and soloists are united in an emotionally charged selection of works, a series of golden threads that the listener may be enticed to follow, at their desire. Expect the unexpected; expect to be confronted; expect to be moved.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bloomsbury-festival-an-evening-with-goodensemble-a-musical-celebration-tickets-1992617846619

Programme in development by Goodensemble & the Music Society.

Goodenough Halloween Party (31/10/2026, 19:00)

Tue, 15 Sep 2026 13:21:28 +0100

Good company, treats & music

Prizes to be won - Best fancy dressed competition.

Members: £8
Guests: £10

Winter Ball (05/12/2026, 19:00)

Tue, 15 Sep 2026 13:16:45 +0100

Presenting the Goodenough College Winter Ball! 🎲 Tickets available

Goodenough Social Chairs brings you the Goodenough Winter Ball 2026

Good music, entertainment & people.

Ticket price:

Members: £18

Guests: £25

Dresscode: Black Tie

Event Information

We look forward to welcoming you to the 2026 Goodenough College Winter Ball!

Tickets and two complimentary drinks tokens will be available at check-in which will be at the entrance to the Vestibule.

Security guards will be searching on entry..

Your complimentary drinks tokens must be used between the hours of 7pm and 9pm before the Great Hall is officially open. After this, drinks will be available to buy from the bar in the Great Hall (any remaining Drink Tokens are NULL & VOID)

No cash will be accepted at the bar.

There is no official cloakroom available inside.

The evening will commence in the Large Common Room from 7pm. There will be prizes to be won during the games as well as at the 10pm close (gambling is STRICTLY prohibited). Come early to learn the rules! (Expect blackjack and roulette).

Put your dancing shoes on and dance the night away!

Programme

Large Common Room

7:00-9:00pm Complimentary Drinks and Snacks

Vestibule

Great Hall

1:00 Music ends, Party Concludes.

Argyris Colloquium on the Sculpture of FX Messerschmidt - College Fellow Dr Antonia Bostrom, Curator of the Budapest Exhibition at MFAB (26/05/2027, 14:00)

Sat, 12 Sep 2026 10:54:36 +0100

The Dean will take a group of 8 College Members to Budapest in Hungary for the launch of the new FX Messerschmidt Sculpture Exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts.

This ground breaking international exhibition of his sculpture is curated by College Fellow Dr Antonia Bostrom who will give us a unique insight into his work (1736-1783). Dr Bostrom is a global leader in the field.

The Colloquium begins at 3pm on Wednesday 26 May and ends at 5pm on Thursday 27 May.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel between London and Budapest and for any visas on insuraces they need in connection with the trip, but one nights free, shared, accommodation, all programme costs and most meals are met by the College with generous support from the Argyris Fund.

Recruits in February.

Baxterstorey: Themed Dinners, Halloween (29/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:43:21 +0100

Soup

Witches brew (minted pea & spinach)

Mains

Mrs. Lovetts meat pies

Steak & ale

Chicken, kale & mushroom

Artichoke, sweet potato & spinach

Served with

Braised red cabbage

Roasted root vegetables

Roast potatoes or mash

Gravy

Stuffed mummies

(enchiladas)

Chicken & roasted peppers

Baby skulls

(Mozzarella, tomato & onion calzone

Sides

Anti vampire – garlic courgettes

Frankenstein’s bolts – carrots

Braised maggots – rice

Selection of Halloween treats

Voodoo gingerbread

Ghost cup cakes

Baxterstorey: Themed Dinner, St Andews Day (30/11/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:34:34 +0100

Soup

Vegetable scotch broth

Main

Haggis

Vegan haggis

Teviotdale Pie

Neeps and tatties
Roasted root vegetables
Winter cabbage
Gravy

Dessert

Spiced winter fruits served with vanilla rice pudding

Baxterstorey: Themed Dinners, Day of the Dead - Mexican Celebration (05/11/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:28:56 +0100

Soup

sopa de fideo

Main

Chicken mole

Bean & chilli Tamales or Chiles Rellenos

queso fundido

Fiambre salad – without the meats, boiled eggs on the side
Elote ( Mexican street corn)
Nachos
Cheese
salsa

Dessert

Calabaza en Tacha, served with cream

Churros, cinnamon sugar or chocolate sauce

Baxterstorey: Themed Dinners, US Thanksgiving Dinner (26/11/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:26:51 +0100

Soup
Autumn carrot & sweet potato

Mains
Maple glazed turkey
Honey roasted ham
Vegetarian pot pie
- Corn bread
- Roasted sweet potato or buttered mash
- Roasted root vegetables
- Wet mac n cheese
- Cranberry sauce
- Gravy
Desserts
Pecan pie, stem ginger whipped cream

Baxterstorey: Themed Dinners, Canadian Thanksgiving Themed Dinner (12/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:25:27 +0100

Soup

Roasted butternut

Main

Lentil Loaf

Maple roasted ham

Blackened catch of the day

Mash potatoes
Cranberry sauce
Stuffing
Sage gravy

Dessert

Canadian apple crisp, whipped cream and maple syrup

If you have a dietary preference, allergy or intolerance please ask at the counter, we’ll be happy to help

The Library and Chattels of The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn (18/11/2026, 16:00)

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 13:57:34 Z

NINE (9) Member places are available. Random selection. Includes supper. This event will be recruited in October.

The Sir Winston Churchill Champagne Talk, James Clark, Pol Roger Portfolio (04/11/2026, 20:00)

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 11:35:40 +0100

James Clark, Head of Commercial at Pol Roger Portfolio, gives The Sir Winston Churchill Champagne Talk on the business of Champagne.

Pol Roger as a marque is deeply connected with Sir Winston Churchill, making the site of the Churchill Room very appositie.

The Talk will included a glass of champagne for everyone attending. (A non-alcoholic non-champagne option will also be available.)

Member places are limited to 30 on this occasion. Free tickets wikll be listed here in mid-October. No guests are permitted on this evening. Tickets will be checked on entry- if you do not sign up you will not be admitted. If you do sign up and don't attend you will be charged £20 for preventing another Member from enjoying the experience.

The evening is made possible through the generosity of Pol Roger.

Christopher Argyris Music Week In College (05/02/2027, 19:00)

Sat, 22 Aug 2026 12:05:16 +0100

A week of concerts, recitals, galas, lectures and receptions! Free thanks to the generosity of the Argyris Benefaction

Dean's Colloquium on Humanitarianism and Food at the UN World Food Programme, Rome (10/03/2027, 17:00)

Sat, 22 Aug 2026 09:02:58 +0100

The Dean will host an overnight Colloquium in Rome at the Offices of the UN's World Food Programme.

The Colloquium will be led by College Alumnus Luis Humberto Benitez Gonzalez of the WFP staff, together wih senior colleagues, and many issues within the the humanitarian response to global food issues will be discussed.

This overnight Colloquium begins in Rome on Wednesday 10 March at 17:00 and concludes in Rome on Thursday 11 March at 17:00. TWELVE (12) Member places are available which will be recruited by open application in January 2027. Selected Members are responsible for their own travel to and from Rome on the dates in question and for any visas or insurances they may require in connection with the visit, but the rest of the programme costs, some meals and one night's free shared accommodation in Rome is provided by the College.

Argyris Dean's Colloquium on Wordsworth- The Rt Hon The Lord Smith of Islington, The Chancellor of The University of Cambridge (17/03/2027, 17:00)

Mon, 17 Aug 2026 08:08:04 +0100

The Dean will host a Colloquium on the English poet William Wordsworth at the historic Wordsworth Museum, Dove Cottage in Grasmere. The sessions will be led by The Rt Hon The Lord Smith of Islington, Chancellor of The University of Cambridge and expert on the poet.

TEN (10) Member places are available which will be recruited by open application in January 2027.

Members are responsible for their own travel to and from Grasmere but the programme costs, two night's shared accommodation and most meals are provided by the College.

This Colloquium is generously funded by the Argyris Benefaction.

Dean's Seminar at the Eclipse of the Century- College Fellows Evan Davis (BBC), Professors Ofer Lahav FRAS, Professor Dame Alison Etheridge FRS, Professor Tamsin Mather FRS (01/08/2027, 17:00)

Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:40:04 +0100

The Dean will host a Dean's Seminar at the Total Solar Eclipse of Monday 2 August 2027.

The group will visit Cadiz in Spain from Sunday 1 August to Tuesday 3 August to experience the event. The time of totality will be approx 3.5 minutes at this point along the umbral path.

Up to TWELVE (12) Member places are available. Selected Members are responsible for their own travel to and from Cadiz, Spain, and for any visas and insurance they may require in connection with the trip, but two night's shared accommdoation, all programme costs and most meals are provided free of charge.

College Fellow Evan Davis (BBC), a noted economist and 'eclipse chaser', will be joined by College Fellows Professor Ofer Lahav FRAS (Cosmologist, UCL), Professor Tamsin Mather FRS (Earth Science, Oxford), Professor Dame Alison Etheridge FRS (Probability, Oxford) -and their spouses Professor David Pyle (Earth Science, Oxford) and Professor Lionel Mason (Twistor Mathematics, Oxford)- to lead a vast penumbra of discussion and debate around the totality.

Recruits in May 2027.

Faculty Welcome Evening - Arts and Humanities, 6pm Drinks, 7pm Supper in Hall, 8pm Port Talk- Professor Linda Woodhead (12/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 12:13:59 +0100

All Members of the relevant Faculty are welcome to attend this evening in Arts and Humanities.

6pm Drinks party LH SCR

7pm Supper in Hall (use your free meal token)

8pm Port Talk in the Churchill Room- the Talk is open to all Members

Robinson Dean's Colloquium on the Complexity of Criminality- College Fellows Dame Anne Rafferty, Dame Julie Maxton, The Lord Hughes of Ombersley, HHJ Brian Barker KC (20/11/2026, 17:00)

Sat, 07 Feb 2026 12:54:40 Z

The first Dean's Colloquium of the Academic Year will be held in Valletta, Malta.

It will explore the complexity of criminality with a number of experts:

College Fellow Dame Anne Rafferty is lately of the Court of Appeal

College Fellow Dame Julie Maxton is sometime Dean of Laws at Auckland and coordinates the Royal Society's evidence and science project

The Lord Hughes of Ombersley is lately of the UK Suprme Court and was in his career Vice-President of the Criminal Division

HHJ Brian Barker KC presided over the UK's Central Criminal Court of the Old Bailey as Recorder of London.

Up to TWELVE (12) Member places are available. These will be recruited in early October.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel to and from Malta and for any visa permissions or insurances they may require in connection with such travel, but the programme on Malta, including 2 nights free shared accommodation and most meals is otherwise covered by the Dean's Office.

This opportunity is made possible by the generosity of Mr KLH Robinson.

M&G Investment Seminar Supper with Sir Edward Braham, Chairman of M&G (16/03/2027, 17:00)

Fri, 01 Aug 2025 08:04:54 +0100

Sir Edward Braham, the Chairman of Investment Company M&G, has invited the Dean to put together a group of up to TWENTY (20) Members to discuss issues in global finance and investing over Supper at the Head Offices of M&G. This will be a three course supper hosted by the firm, one of the global players in finance.

Apart from Sir Edward (formerly Senior Partner of Freshfields), interlocators will include:

Ben Hamilton (Head of Investment Manager Oversight in the Treasury and Investment Office), Rebecca Slater (Director of Investment Data Platform) and others.

The Dean will recruit the group by ballot in early March 2027.

Dean's Seminar on Liquid Democracy- College Fellow Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli (09/04/2027, 17:00)

Sat, 15 Aug 2026 09:14:14 +0100

The Dean hosts a Seminar in San Marino at which the issues in 'Liquid Democracy' and other related delegative and digital techniques will be discussed . Professor Michael Mainelli, sometime Lord Mayor of the City of London, and he will lead the sessions with his local contacts.

EIGHT (8) Member places are available and these will be selected by open recruitment in December 2026.

Two night's shared accommodation in San Marino is provided, all programme costs and most meals. Selected participants are responsible for their own travel, insurance and visa costs.

Dean's Seminar on Bayesian Theory and the World of Bayes- Professor Sir Adrian Smith FRS (12/03/2027, 17:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 10:15:11 +0100

Professor Sir Adrian Smith FRS is one of the world's great Bayesian theorists and is lately President of The Royal Society, He offers a weekend consideration of the imporant of Bayesian Theory in statistics, mathematcis and life.

The venue for our relfection is the ancient and magnficient Villa Palazzola near Rome (Rocco di Papa).

12 Member places are available. Members are responsibkle for their own travel, visa and insurance costs, but everythjign else is funded by the College.

Recruits in December.

Interfaith Week: Workshop on Reading the Spiritual Narratives of Generation Z (12/11/2026, 20:00)

Mon, 17 Aug 2026 10:50:53 +0100

Description

An interactive workshop led by Dr Edward David of King’s College London, exploring Generation Z’s attitudes towards faith. Drawing on research presented in The Spiritual Narratives of Generation Z (Routledge, 2026), supported by Oxford’s John Fell Fund and AHRC funding at King’s College London, attendees will read and discuss short stories written by Gen Zers from around the globe. The workshop will consider how young people are rethinking religion and online influencers in a digital age.

The event forms part of Interfaith Week and will take place on Friday 12 November 2026, from 8pm to 9.30pm, at Goodenough College, Mecklenburgh Square.

Speaker biography

Edward David is Lecturer in Ethics and Values at King’s College London and Director of the Associateship of King’s College (AKC), as well as a Research Fellow at Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford. He was previously the McDonald Postdoctoral Fellow in Christian Ethics and Public Life at Christ Church, Oxford (2022–2024), and a Research Fellow in the Faculty of Theology and Religion at Oxford (2020–2022). His work explores moral formation, leadership, and spirituality in contemporary culture, and he is the author of Leadership by Example(Cambridge University Press) and, most recently, The Spiritual Narratives of Generation Z (Routledge).

The Fitzgerald Dean's Colloquium on Business and Entrepreneurship- Governing Fellow Jonathan Fitzgerald and Alderman Vincent Keaveny (18/02/2027, 17:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 09:43:57 +0100

Governing Fellow Jonathan Fitzgerald has spent a lifetime in finance and business, working on Wall Street and elsewhere globally. He very generously sponsors a Dean's Colloquium in Ireland, home of the 'Celtic Tiger', to examine themes in business and entrepreneruship. He is joined by Alderman Vincent Keaveny, lately Lord Mayor of the City of London.

12 Member places are available. Memebrs are respoinsiblek for their travel and visa costs but everythign else is provided by the College. This is the three night study opportunity. Recruits in December.

The Lord Brittan Dean's Colloquium on Ancient Etruscan Civilisation- College Fellows Dr Sam Moorhead and David Stuttard (22/04/2027, 17:00)

Sat, 15 Aug 2026 10:10:37 +0100

The Dean hosts a Colloquium in Rome to exlore what is left of the ancient Etruscans. College Fellows Dr Sam Moorhead (Archaeologist) and David Stuttard (Ancient Historian) will lead the sessions.

TWELVE (12) Member places are available and these will be selected by open application in February 2027.

THREE night's shared accommodation in Rome is provided, all programme costs and most meals. Selected participants are responsible for their own travel, insurance and visa costs.

This Colloquium is generously sponsored by Lady Brittan in memory of her late husband, Leon.

Please note that this is a THREE NIGHT Colloquium.

Dean's Inter Faith Study Day on Islamic Paris with College Fellow Imam Dr Sayed Razawi (26/02/2027, 10:00)

Sat, 15 Aug 2026 09:38:44 +0100

The Dean will host an Inter Faith Study Day on Islamic Paris.

Selected Members will visit the Grande Mosquee, the Cultural Centre and the Institut du Monde Arabe as well as dialoguing with local Muslims. They will be accompaniend bhy College Fellow Imam Dr Sayed Razawi, the Chief Imam of Scotland.

NINE (9) Member places are available which will be recruited by open selection in January 2027.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel by Eurostar to and from Paris and for any insurances or Visa permissions they may need but the programme, indluding supper, is otherwise fully funded.

Note that this is a DAY TRIP and no accommodation is provided. You may wish to stay overnight but -if so- that is at your own expense.

The Julius Meinl Dean's Colloquium on AI and The Mind- Professor Shitij Kapur, Vice Chancellor of Kings College London (16/04/2027, 17:00)

Sat, 15 Aug 2026 09:00:39 +0100

The Dean hosts a Colloquium in Vienna at which the issues of AI and mental framing and wellbeing will be discussed academically. Professor Shjitij Kapur, the Vice Chancellor of KCL, is a globally significant psychiatrist and he will lead the sessions.

TWELVE (12) Member places are available and these will be selected by open recrutiment in January 2027.

Two night's shared accommodation in Vienna is provided, all programme costs and most meals. Selected participants are responsible for their own travel, insurance and visa costs.

This Collquium is generously sponsored by Julius Meinl of Vienna.

Dean's Study Day on Science and Public Policy at the OECD in Paris (25/02/2027, 10:00)

Sat, 15 Aug 2026 09:25:34 +0100

The Dean will host a Study Day at the OECD in Paris.

Selected Members will study issues of Science and Public Policy with the Science Directorate of the OECD.

TWENTY (20) Member places are available which will be recruited by open selection in January 2027.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel by Eurostar to and from Paris and for any insurances or Visa permissions they may need but the programme, indluding supepr, is otherwise fully funded.

Note that this is a DAY TRIP and no accommodation is provided. You may wish to stay overnight but -if so- that is at your own expense.

Faculty Welcome Evening - Economics and Business, 6pm Drinks, 7pm Supper in Hall, 8pm Port Talk- Dr Tim Hames (16/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 13:19:12 +0100

All Members of the relevant Faculty are welcome to attend this evening in Economics and Business.

6pm Drinks party LH SCR

7pm Supper in Hall (use your free meal token)

8pm Port Talk in the Churchill Room- the Talk is open to all Members

Faculty Welcome Evening - Medical and Natural Sciences, 6pm Drinks, 7pm Supper in Hall, 8pm Port Talk- Professor Sheila Rowan FRS (14/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 12:22:15 +0100

All Members of the relevant Faculty are welcome to attend this evening in Medical and Natural Sciences.

6pm Drinks party LH SCR

7pm Supper in Hall (use your free meal token)

8pm Port Talk in the Churchill Room- the Talk is open to all Members

Faculty Welcome Evening - Law, 6pm Drinks, 7pm Supper in Hall, 8pm Port Talk- Lord Reed (13/10/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 12:18:20 +0100

All Members of the relevant Faculty are welcome to attend this evening in LAW.

6pm Drinks party LH SCR

7pm Supper in Hall (use your free meal token)

8pm Port Talk in the Churchill Room- the Talk is open to all Members

Dean's Seminar on Pensions and Policy in Context- Sir Nicholas Lyons (07/05/2027, 17:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 09:54:42 +0100

Sir Nicholas Lyons is the Chairman of FTSE 100 Company Standard Life and is lately Lord Mayor of the City of London. He is a pensions expert and was responsible fro brokering the histroici Mansion House Declaration with the UK Government.

The Seminar takes place in the mediaevla Friary of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice

10 Member places are available. Memebrs are responsible for their travel and visa costs but everything else is provided by the College. This is a two night study opportunity. Recruits in February.

Port Talk given by Professor Susannah Maidment on the Bizarre Dinosaurs from the Middle Jurassic of Morocco: Implications for Armoured Dinosaur Evolution (07/10/2026, 19:00)

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 14:33:42 +0100

Port Talk on the Bizarre Dinosaurs from the Middle Jurassic of Morocco: Implications for Armoured Dinosaur Evolution

Speaker - Professor Susannah Maidment

The Middle Jurassic was a pivotal period in dinosaur evolution, yet it remains one of the least understood chapters in dinosaur history due to the scarcity of fossils from the period. Recent discoveries from Morocco's El Mers III Formation, including North Africa's first stegosaur, Africa's first and the world's oldest discovered ankylosaur, and a newly excavated partial ankylosaur skeleton with an unprecedented body plan, are transforming our understanding of this enigmatic period while revealing one of the best-preserved Middle Jurassic terrestrial ecosystems on Earth.

This talk will explore these remarkable discoveries, the challenges of conducting palaeontological fieldwork in Morocco, and our efforts to build local research capacity and protect the region's fossil heritage.

The Argyris Architecture Biennale Immersion Visit (10/05/2027, 15:00)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 10:07:53 +0100

The Dean will convene a group of 8 Members in Venice to visit the Architecture Biennale. Overnight shared accommodation is provided on Monday 10 May and the group will visit the Biennale venues during the day on Tuesday 11 May. Entry tickets are provided, as is a welcome supper on the Monday evening.

Selected Members are responsible for their own travel and visa costs. Recruits in February. This opportunity is generously supported by the Argyris Fund

Doorstep Help Volunteers: Voluntary Oppurtunity (25/04/2027, 00:00)

Fri, 01 May 2026 16:41:06 +0100

Project: Sunday Socials
Volunteering Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Holborn House, 35 Emerald Street
Dates: Last Sunday of each month

Session Description:
Sunday Socials is a monthly event aimed at reducing social isolation. We offer a free creative activity and lunch for adults and older adults from the local community.

Volunteer Role:
Volunteers support with food preparation, setting up, and cleaning up after the session. We also encourage volunteers to actively participate in the activity, engage with community members, and contribute throughout the event. Tasks may include helping participants with simple creative tasks (cutting, pasting, drawing), making tea or coffee, or simply chatting and offering companionship during the session.

Application Requirements:
No previous experience is necessary—just enthusiasm, a willingness to get involved, and an interest in supporting the emotional and creative wellbeing of participants.

To express interest:
Please contact Sudiksha with a short message outlining why you’d like to volunteer and your availability.
Email: sudiksha@holborncommunity.co.uk
Phone: 020 7405 2370 (option 1 or 3)

Doorstep Help Volunteers: Voluntary Oppurtunity (28/02/2027, 00:00)

Fri, 01 May 2026 16:41:06 +0100

Project: Sunday Socials
Volunteering Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Holborn House, 35 Emerald Street
Dates: Last Sunday of each month

Session Description:
Sunday Socials is a monthly event aimed at reducing social isolation. We offer a free creative activity and lunch for adults and older adults from the local community.

Application Requirements:
No previous experience is necessary—just enthusiasm, a willingness to get involved, and an interest in supporting the emotional and creative wellbeing of participants.

Doorstep Help Volunteers: Voluntary Oppurtunity (31/01/2027, 00:00)

Fri, 01 May 2026 16:41:06 +0100

Project: Sunday Socials
Volunteering Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Holborn House, 35 Emerald Street
Dates: Last Sunday of each month

Session Description:
Sunday Socials is a monthly event aimed at reducing social isolation. We offer a free creative activity and lunch for adults and older adults from the local community.

Application Requirements:
No previous experience is necessary—just enthusiasm, a willingness to get involved, and an interest in supporting the emotional and creative wellbeing of participants.

Doorstep Help Volunteers: Voluntary Oppurtunity (27/12/2026, 00:00)

Fri, 01 May 2026 16:41:06 +0100

Project: Sunday Socials
Volunteering Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Holborn House, 35 Emerald Street
Dates: Last Sunday of each month

Session Description:
Sunday Socials is a monthly event aimed at reducing social isolation. We offer a free creative activity and lunch for adults and older adults from the local community.

Application Requirements:
No previous experience is necessary—just enthusiasm, a willingness to get involved, and an interest in supporting the emotional and creative wellbeing of participants.

Doorstep Help Volunteers: Voluntary Oppurtunity (29/11/2026, 00:00)

Fri, 01 May 2026 16:41:06 +0100

Project: Sunday Socials
Volunteering Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Holborn House, 35 Emerald Street
Dates: Last Sunday of each month

Session Description:
Sunday Socials is a monthly event aimed at reducing social isolation. We offer a free creative activity and lunch for adults and older adults from the local community.

Application Requirements:
No previous experience is necessary—just enthusiasm, a willingness to get involved, and an interest in supporting the emotional and creative wellbeing of participants.

Doorstep Help Volunteers: Voluntary Oppurtunity (27/09/2026, 00:00)

Fri, 01 May 2026 16:41:06 +0100

Project: Sunday Socials
Volunteering Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Holborn House, 35 Emerald Street
Dates: Last Sunday of each month

Session Description:
Sunday Socials is a monthly event aimed at reducing social isolation. We offer a free creative activity and lunch for adults and older adults from the local community.

Application Requirements:
No previous experience is necessary—just enthusiasm, a willingness to get involved, and an interest in supporting the emotional and creative wellbeing of participants.

Brunswick Square: Voluntary Gardening Sessions (04/09/2027, 10:00)

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 13:01:48 Z