Members Events

Join Anna Wolstenholme (flute) and Michael McHale (piano), both Emmanuel members, for an evening of forgotten treasures that begins in 1880s London and takes us across the ages to a 1948 piece composed for the New York Flute Club.

Sing and play through Handel's Messiah 'from scratch' (no rehearsal!) in the college chapel. Conducted by Graham Walker, Director of Music, with the chapel choir and members of the Emmanuel College Music Society.

The Annual General Meeting of the Emmanuel Society for 2025 takes place on Friday 21 November. This meeting is open to all members of the college. Come along to hear about your alumni society's year in review.

Stories from Emma Entrepreneurs brings together members of the college with experience in founding, or working closely with, start-ups and entrepreneurial ventures.

Meet Simon Lebus, Bye-Fellow of the College, and Emma members for relaxed after-work drinks in Tokyo's stylish Virtù bar at Four Seasons Otemachi.

Join Emmanuel's Head Gardener, Brendon Sims, for a guided walk through Emmanuel's gardens as they are prepared for winter.

Welcome the festive season with the Emmanuel College Chapel Choir, followed by refreshments in the church's 12th century round nave.

You are invited to a get-together for pre-Christmas drinks on Wednesday 10 December. Nigel Cameron (1971) and his wife Anna have kindly offered the use of their home in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, close to the Joséphine-Charlotte metro station, for this drinks party for those in and around Brussels.

Join us for a captivating talk with Peter Samuelson (1970)— acclaimed Hollywood film producer, philanthropist, and visionary storyteller —as he shares his insights on finding deeper meaning, balance, and fulfilment in life and work.

A special Emmanuel Society dinner bringing together members working in financial services, fintech, investing, and related sectors across matriculation years and professional paths.

Beaty Rubens (1979), an award-winning BBC radio producer, reveals how early radio transformed home life. In this talk, she shares the fascinating research behind her book and the thrilling archive discovery that reshapes our understanding of what it meant to ‘Listen In’ for the first time.

A fascinating walking tour through 400 years of history around the Newington Green and surrounding Mildmay area, a corner of London deeply connected to the legacy of the college’s founder, Sir Walter Mildmay.

Join fellow Emma entrepreneurs, business owners or executives for an evening of conversation, connection and collaboration in Holborn, London.

You are warmly invited to our next social London Drinks event.