Emma and the Emmanuel Society hold events for members throughout the year. These range from Gathering of Members reunions, networking events, garden parties, dinners, special interest events, online talks, and much more.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Emmanuel Society invites members of the College to join the Master; Dr Sarah Bendall, Development Director and Fellow, and friends old and new for a convivial evening of catching up on all things Emmanuel and beyond.
A guided tour and lecture of the Cambridge Institute of Astronomy by Paul Fellows (1979), Chair of the Cambridge Astronomical Association.
You are warmly invited to meet the Master of Emmanuel College, Doug Chalmers and Sarah Bendall, Fellow and Development Director, as they visit San Francisco.
You are warmly invited to meet the Master of Emmanuel College, Doug Chalmers and Sarah Bendall, Fellow and Development Director, as they visit Cambridge, MA.
You are warmly invited to meet the Master of Emmanuel College, Doug Chalmers and Sarah Bendall, Fellow and Development Director, as they visit New York.
John Harding, historian, matriculated at Emmanuel in 1963. His nine-times great-grandfather, John Malden, matriculated at Emmanuel in 1623. In a special online talk for the Emmanuel Society that touches on family history, Pacific expeditions and religious change, John reveals the extraordinary story of the intervening generations.
