All Alumni Dinner

*BOOKING HAS NOW CLOSED*

As its name indicates, the All Alumni Dinner is our annual opportunity to host alumni from across all generations in College. This black tie event, to which alumni can bring a guest, is always extremely popular so please book early to avoid disappointment!

Falling at the end of our 'Welsh month' of alumni events we are delighted to welcome as this year's Guest of Honour, the Welsh poet, author and literary critic Dr Grahame Davies CVO, whose poetry is carved in our new Welsh Access Quad. Grahame was responsible for commissioning the new music at The Coronation of TM The King and Queen last year and we are delighted that pieces from this service will be performed as part of the Evensong before the dinner. Grahame will speak further about these pieces following the dinner.

All guests are also warmly invited to attend the Postgraduate Research Coffee Morning, hosted by the XL Network in the Memorial Room on Saturday 23 March from 9.30am.

EVENT SCHEDULE

5.00pm        Tea, Coffee, and Cake served in the Ship Street Centre

6.00pm        Evensong featuring music from TM The King and Queen's Coronation

6.45pm        Drinks served in First Quad

7.00pm         All Alumni Dinner in Hall followed by post-dinner drinks in the Bar or the Harold Wilson Room

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