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

Arts Scholars are invited to a day by the Thames enjoying two private tours, the first to Turner’s House and garden, designed and built by him in 1813, followed by a visit to nearby Marble Hill House and gardens, a Palladian house built in the 1720s for Henrietta Howard, mistress of George II when he was the Prince of Wales.

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

You are invited to join with other Arts Scholars on a visit to the Neasden Hindu Temple (Shri Swaminarayan Mandir), followed by an optional lunch at Shayona restaurant.

The Temple was bequeathed in 1995 by Pramukh Swami Maharaj to the British nation. The architecture is in the traditional Hindu style. The visit will include the Murti Dashan (sacred images) and an explanation about the Hindu faith will be provided.

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

A rare opportunity to sit in Court No. 1 of the Old Bailey and hear a talk given by art historian and Arts Scholar Magdalen Evans on the social reformer Elizabeth Fry. The event commemorates 200 years since the passing of the Gaols Act in 1823, which mandated sex-segregated prisons and female warders for female prisoners across the whole of the then British Empire. A drinks and canapes reception will follow the lecture.

Focusing primarily on decorative art, this lecture will reflect upon how change, innovation and acquisition in the reign of Queen Elizabeth II has shaped the Royal Collection now and for the future.

Private out-of-hours guided tour of the British Museum's latest block-buster exhibition, Legion: life in the Roman army, led by its lead curator, Richard Abdy.

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

The Pocket Lunch is the annual event for members to enjoy a convivial lunch and at the same time bring along a small work of art for circulation and discussion with your fellow diners.