Stay for supper on 23 March at the Society after our Monday night lecture and meet other Members and their guests.
Supper is served at 8.00pm, finishes by 10.00pm and is £45 per person (two courses, two glasses of wine or soft drink, and coffee).
Booking information
- Suppers are open to Society members and one guest.
- Please book online by 12.00pm noon on Thursday 19 March and advise us of any dietary requirements you have.
- Suppers are free-seating on tables in the Map Room.
- Payment will be taken at the time of booking. Suppers are non-refundable.
- We do not issue tickets (electronic or physical) for this event. Instead your name will be on a list at the door.
If you have any questions or require assistance with your booking, please email events@rgs.org
Venue information
This event will be held in the Map Room at Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR.
Plan your visit to the Society and find more information about our venue, including our address, accessibility and transport links.
Accessibility at our events
We want everyone to feel welcome at our events. Key accessibility features of this event include:
- Step-free access to the event
- Accessible toilets
- Assistance dogs are welcome
For full details, please visit our accessibility page. If you have any questions or specific access requirements, feel free to get in touch with us on access@rgs.org
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