Our Events

Join ‘Blowers’ the quintessentially English cricket commentator, writer, oenophile, bon viveur, collector and national treasure, at the eponymous Home of Cricket, Lords.

Guests will be treated to an exclusive evening of uproarious anecdotes and gourmet dining set against the most famous Ground in the world. Dine in the legendary Long Room whilst Henry regales us with a lifetime of stories in his own inimitable style.

Strictly limited to 20 tables, the ticket price includes a drinks reception in the historical Bar followed by an elegant 3 course dinner served in the magnificent Long Room.

Drinks reception: 7.00pm    * Dinner: 7.45pm        * Carriages: 11pm

Tickets priced at £200 per person/£1,750 for a table of 10
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For more information, please call 020 7467 3923 or email events@kingedwardvii.co.uk.

All proceeds are in support of King Edward VII’s Hospital

This autumn, we will be hosting our Annual Fundraising Gala Dinner at the impressive Fishmonger’s Hall on 1st October. The Fishmongers’ Company is one of the Twelve Great Livery Companies of the City of London. Located on London Bridge overlooking the Thames, the Hall is home to enviable views and renowned for its delicious cuisine. Tickets are priced at £200 per person/£1,750 for a table of 10.

We are delighted to announce that the fabulous Fascinating Aida will be joining us for a special performance!

All proceeds will go towards Veterans’ Health.

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Last year, we welcomed over 400 guests to the beautiful St Marylebone Parish Church, and we are delighted that the church will once again play host to our Christmas event. We are thrilled to announce that we will be joined by Sir Derek Jacobi and Jermain Jackman (winner of The Voice 2014), along with other celebrity contributors. Tickets are priced at £25 per person (includes mulled wine and minced pies).

All proceeds will go towards Veterans’ Health.

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We were honoured to be joined by over 50 guests at our exclusive Berry Bros. & Rudd wine tasting event on 12^th March 2019.

Jane MacQuitty delighted guests, as ever, with her expert knowledge: pitting New World against Old World wines.

Unsurprisingly, our raffle prizes were wine related, and many congratulations to our winners:
Richard Fairburn who walked away with a bottle of each of the wines tasted throughout the evening. Peter Reilly was the welcome recipient of three bottles of Berry Bros. & Rudd Champagne, and our very own Fundraising Manager, Alexandra Stainov, was the worthy winner of  the much coveted Berry Bros. & Rudd award winning book, ‘Exploring and Tasting Wine: A Wine Course with Digressions’.

As the evening due to a close, all guests departed with a goody bag containing a Berry Bros. & Rudd Champagne stopper and corkscrew.

Thanks to the generosity of all who attended we raised over £6,000.

For many of our loyal supporters our traditional Carols, Readings & Music for Christmas held at St Marylebone Parish Church marks the beginning of the festive season.

Over 400 guests joined us to hear Sir Derek Jacobi gave a powerful reading of Refugee Blues (W H Auden) and Jermain Jackman (winner of The Voice 2014) stunned the audience with his live performance of O Holy Night.

To round off the evening, Mark Heard (Head Chef) and his team treated guests to home-made mince pies and mulled wine!

On 27 September 2018, over 250 guests gathered in the Great Hall of the Royal Hospital Chelsea for our Annual Reception.

We marked the 100^th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Given our deep rooted military heritage it seemed fitting to hold this year’s Annual Reception at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, and we were delighted to welcome so many Chelsea Pensioners who kept our guests entertained!

The evening was dedicated to the ‘Past, Present & Future’ of the Hospital and our 300 guests were able to discover more about our history through a specially curated exhibition of photos, artefacts and records taken from the Hospital’s archives. Particularly poignant was the case record of a young officer wounded in Amiens on the 27^th September 1918 – a hundred years ago to the day of our reception.

Sir William Rollo KCB CBE spoke eloquently about King Edward VII’s Hospital during the First World War, and our continued support of veterans today through our Centre for Veterans’ Health.

We were delighted to have raised nearly £116,000 towards the Autumn Appeal thanks to your generous support.