Join us in the sun on the Terrace at The Inner Temple for an evening of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages accompanied by a selection of nibbles. Come mix and mingle with your fellow junior barristers- feel free to bring guests including solicitors, clerks or other professional connections! All are welcome. To book tickets, IT Members please log in. Non-Inner Templars: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket. Tickets are a steal at just £12 for tenants and £10 for pupils, with food and drink included. Plus, feel free to bring along your guests! You can select the 'x2 ticket' option for £20. Additional guest tickets are available for £12 each. Feel free to dress to impress, but there is no dress code, Book/Cancel by: 10/06/2025 Any cancellations made after this date will not be refunded.

The legal profession comes together in solidarity, celebration and pride! Join us for food and drinks at a landmark cross-profession LGBTQ+ Pride event, jointly hosted by the four Inns of Court, the Bar Council and Law Society of England and Wales. This collaboration marks a continued commitment to inclusivity, visibility and unity across the legal world and will provide an opportunity to connect with colleagues, allies and trailblazers from every corner of the legal profession. Including addresses from Barbara Mills KC, Chair of the Bar and Inner Temple Bencher, and Ian Jeffery, CEO of The Law Society, and with a special performance by the Pink Singers, Europe’s longest-running LGBTQ+ choir, our event will honour the contributions and resilience of LGBTQ+ people in law and reaffirm our shared commitment to equality and justice. Whether you’re an LGBTQ+ identifying barrister, judge, solicitor, student, pupil, trainee solicitor or an ally - you belong here. 5.45pm: Reception 6.15pm: Introductory remarks from Barbara Mills KC, Chair of the Bar, and Ian Jeffery, CEO of The Law Society 6.30pm: Performance by The Pink Singers 7pm: Networking 8.30pm: Evening Ends Open to members and students of all four Inns of Court and Solicitors (including trainees). Discounted tickets available for students, pupils and trainee solicitors. Inner Temple members: please log in to your account to book. Non-members: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. We are grateful to all four Inns, the Bar Council and The Law Society for their support and sponsorship of this event, and to our special guest donors Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP, Hay & Kilner LLP and Russell-Cooke LLP. Click below to book by Tuesday 17 June.

Members of the 4 Inns, families & friends are invited to come and enjoy our garden & hospitality. Barbeque, music, face painters and even a Treasure Adventure! All food & drink included in ticket price. Open to: All those who live and work within the Inns, Temple Church Congregation and their guests. Non-Members: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket Book/Cancel by: 19/06/2025

Opera Holland Park Comes to The Inner Temple Join us for a fabulous evening of Gilbert & Sullivan classics, and a semi-staged production of Trial by Jury performed and produced by Opera Holland Park. Premiered in 1875, Trial by Jury presents a case of breach of promise, with a self-confessed ruffian as the accused, and the bride that he abandoned at the altar as the winsome plaintiff, poking fun at the legal profession en route to an unusual happy ending. Richard Suart (The Judge) Ellie Neate (The Palintiff) Matthew Palmer (The Usher) Matthew Kellett (The Foreman) Jack Dolan (The Defendant) Amy J Payne (The Counsel) Fiona Finsbury (The Plaintiff’s friend) John Savournin (Director) David Eaton (Musical Director/pianist) Lucy Fowler (Designer) Imogen Adshead (SM) Ticket price includes interval drinks Venue: The Inner Temple Hall Not an Inner Temple Member? Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket. Cancel by: 23/06/2025

By invitation

Join us for drinks and canapés to celebrate the start of the Legal Year! Members may bring guests Cancel by: 22/09/2025

For one night only, the Inner Temple Drama Society will be performing their 2025 Edinburgh Fringe production, 'The Trial: In Absurdia', If you were unable to make it to Edinburgh this summer, this is your only chance to see the play live. Kafka meets Monty Python when mild-mannered accountant Jo is arrested abroad for a nonsensical crime. Their predicament escalates into a surreal nightmare of endless red tape and baffling legal theatrics. They enlist Sam, a UK barrister armed with a powdered wig and an unshakable belief in justice. As Sam fights for fairness within an arbitrarily punitive system, their logic is met with absurdity at every turn. A sharp parody of Kafka’s The Trial, The Trial: In Absurdia skewers bureaucracy, legal quirks, and the limits of fairness, blending witty dialogue, surreal twists, and biting satire. Doors open: 6.45pm Performance: 7pm - 8pm Cancel by: 22/09/2025 If you have any questions, please email drama@innertemplesocieties.org

Champagne reception followed by a three course dinner and entertainment. Reception: 7pm Dinner: 7.45pm - 11.30pm Book a table of 10 guests for the price of 9 guests (Group of 10 ticket) Open to: Benchers, Called Members and their Guests Under 7 yrs Call Tickets will be released shortly: You may bring a maximum of 5 guests at the Under 7 Yrs Call Guest rate, any further tickets will be charged at the Called Member rate. Book/Cancel: 02/10/2025 Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

A Celebration of His Life and Achievements

By invitation

Paradise Lost and Found The Inner Temple’s intriguing purchase of an early (1688) edition of Paradise Lost formerly owned by the Royal Master of Revels, Charles Killigrew (1655 – 1725), and annotated with the names of numerous members of the Inn, including the names of four English Dukes with stage directions, indicates that John Milton’s great work was once performed at the Inn. On 29 October, the Inn will host a symposium with Professor Joe Moshenka and Dr William Poole of Oxford University in conversation with our current Master of Revels, Dr Tom Kinninmont. They will explore the life of John Milton and the significance of Paradise Lost throughout the ages, including the special importance of the 1688 fourth — and first illustrated — edition In person and livestreamed from The Inner Temple, London Doors open: 5.30pm Lecture: 6pm - 7pm (GMT) Reception: 7pm - 8pm Not an Inner Temple Member? Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket. If you experience any issues booking, please email members@innertemple.org.uk Please note that a recording of this lecture will be made available on www.innertemple.org.uk/historylectures Cancel by: 21/10/2025 Please note: cancellations made after this may not be refunded.