Liverymen and Freemen are warmly invited to the Master’s Italian themed and fun-filled Summer Party – Festa D’ Estate.
Join us in the presence of The Rt Hon the Lady Mayor of London and her Consort at the RAF Club in Piccadilly on Thursday 2nd July for a Champagne Reception and delicious 3-course meal. This is a relaxed and lively event, featuring entertainment and music – perfect for unwinding and celebrating in fellowship.
Venue: RAF Club, 128 Picadilly, London W1J 7PY
Cost: £155 including VAT per person
Dress Code:
- For Men: Suit or Jacket with tie and tailored trousers (no denim)
- For Women: Summer Dress, tailored trousers or equivalent smartness
Time:
- Champagne Reception 6.45 p.m.
- Dinner 7.30 p.m.
- Carriages 11.00 p.m.
The Master and Consort plan for a lively summer soirée filled with good vibes, delicious food and wine and convivial company. Get ready to have some fun!
Please note: Because of limited spaces, we will only allow 2 tickets per booking i.e. member + guest in the first instance.
(Should availability remain, we will open out to guests and additional bookings).
About the RAF Club
The Royal Air Force Club is a private member’s Club located on London’s historic Piccadilly. Valued by Members as a distinguished landmark where traditions and camaraderie reign, the Club holds timeless elegance and atmosphere. The Royal Flying Corps Club, the forerunner of the Royal Air Force Club, opened at 13 Bruton Street in 1917. It became the Royal Air Force Club in 1918 shortly after the first Lord Cowdray donated funds to obtain a permanent building which would house the Club. The buildings were acquired by the middle of 1919. Between 1919 and 1921 extensive reconstruction took place supervised by architect Maurice Webb and largely financed by Lord Cowdray. On 2 January 1922 the Club was fully opened to Members although it was not officially opened by the Duke of York until 24 February 1922. On 14 March 1922 the Club was visited by King George V and Queen Mary. This association with the Royal Family continues to this day.