Arts Scholars and their guests are invited to attend the installation ceremony of Master Elect, Deborah Charles, as the eighteenth Master Arts Scholar.
The other officers to be installed are: Roy Sully as Deputy Master, John Benjamin as Upper Warden, Sonya Zuckerman as Middle Warden and Mary Foster as Renter Warden.
Afterwards there will be a reception and dinner to celebrate this important occasion.

Hall Place, a hidden gem, was built in 1537 for Lord Mayor Sir John Champneys, it was then purchased by Sir Robert Austin who added a wing in 1649. The house in set in 65 hectares of garden. The visit includes a guided tour of the house and an unguided tour of the gardens.

The Master, Wardens and Court of Assistants are delighted to mark the 21st anniversary of the creation of the Arts Scholars Guild and the 11th anniversary of reaching Livery status by holding a celebratory lunch party in the Walled Gardens at Claydon Estate with the kind permission of fellow Arts Scholar Alexandra Verney and her husband Nicholas.

The Garrick Club moved to its present premises in 1864; it houses the largest and most significant collection of British theatrical works of art and has over 1000 paintings, drawings and pieces of sculpture on display. Artists represented in the collection include Johan Zoffany, Thomas Lawrence and John Everett Millais, whilst paintings of every major British actor of note, from David Garrick to Michael Gambon, hang on the Club walls.

The latest edition of an Arts Scholars tradition: the Friday Fish and Chips lunch at the City University Club. The lunch will include Fish and chips, a glass of wine, dessert of the day, coffee and chocolates and a staff gratuity.

This walking tour offers an in-depth exploration of the remarkable redevelopment of the iconic former power station, renowned for its four prominent chimneys. The immense scale of the structure is best appreciated when viewed up close.

We'll visit new apartment blocks by architects like Norman Foster and Frank Gehry, then explore the power station inside and out. We will learn about the construction of the original power station in 1929, its significance for London, its decommissioning, abandonment, and recent redevelopment costing several billion pounds.

The Eva Weininger Anthology commemorates the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris, highlighting modern architecture and decorative arts. Key speakers include Joanna Hardy on jewellery, Richard Barclay on vintage posters, Wynyard Wilkinson on silver, Robert Myers on Shelley China, and Clive Stewart-Lockhart on furniture.

An admissions ceremony is one of the most important in any Livery Company calendar as it is here that we get the first opportunity to welcome our new Liverymen and Freemen. As is our custom, after declaring an Oath of Allegiance and signing the register, new Freemen will give a short narrative about themselves and their connection to the decorative arts.

This event is open to all Arts Scholars and is the perfect opportunity to invite prospective joiners to come along and get a greater understanding of what the Company is about. A reception follows the formal part of the evening.

The United Guilds' Service is held two Fridays before Good Friday at St Paul's Cathedral. Followed by an optional lunch at Apothecaries' Hall

Private visit and lunch at Forman’s Smokehouse. H Forman & Son is the world’s oldest smoked salmon producer. The event will begin with a talk by Lance Forman on the history of salmon smoking followed by a demonstration and tour of the factory by smoked salmon carving Guinness World Record Holder – Darren Matson