Library Talk & High Tea. £15.00 per person (price includes a £3.00 donation to the Library) The treasures of the Athenaeum Library, contained within the Committee Room / Strong Room, have been frequently used for tours and publicity purposes. However, the library’s main collection, features significant resources covering a wide selection of topics. Presented by ... Read more
'Put Out More Flags' - By Evelyn Waugh John Morgan
New Members Informal Dining £25.00 New Member’s Informal Dining evenings are what they say—Informal! A perfect opportunity to sign the share register. There are no speakers—just good food, company and wine. You may wish to bring along family and friends with you or join one of our larger club tables; please specify this upon booking. ... Read more
“Shadow of a Doubt” Wednesday 14th June; at 2.00 p.m. in the Wine Servery A SHADOW OF A DOUBT – (USA 1948) Charlie (Joseph Cotton) eludes a police cordon, and takes refuge with his country cousins, Their Daughter (Teresa Wright) takes quite a shine to him until she discovers his appalling scent. Not a healthy ... Read more
An Evening with Dame Lorna—Price to be finalised Lord Lieutenant of Merseyside, Dame Lorna Muirhead (DCVO DBE) joins us in conversation with Roger Phillip for what promises to be a special evening. Demand for tickets is expected to be high for this function, please book early to avoid disappointment.
Visit to Lady Lever Art Gallery. Edo Japanese Woodcuts followed by lunch across the road. Meet at 11am in the museum Foyer.
"James Allanson Picton:one of the most remarkable and useful men Liverpool has ever produced." The speaker is Roger Hull.
Armed Forces Day Lunch—£25.00 per person (includes reception drink on arrival and a £5.00 donation to SSAFA) We commemorate Armed Forces Day (formerly Veterans Day) with a belated lunch on Monday 26 June. A number of Chelsea Pensioners will be in attendance at the lunch as guests of the Institution.
Details of film listings to follow.... We begin about 6.45pm with a one course supper and go into the ‘cinema’ by about quarter to eight. All our films have a suitable intermission and we empty out no later than ten o’clock.