Panel discussion on international arbitration both in principle and in practice from the perspectives of both counsel and arbitrator. The talks will aim to demystify terminology and acronyms, cover the differences between litigation and arbitration, highlight beneficial skills and how to develop a practice in this area, and provide some case examples. Q&A and networking reception to follow. Moderator: Master Anneliese Day Speakers: Master Simon Davenport (4 Pump Court) and Louis Flannery KC (Littleton Chambers) This is a hybrid event and therefore will be accessible online to students and members based on circuit and internationally. Non-members: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. Cancel by: 28/05/2026

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A champagne reception followed by a beautiful three course dinner and fine wines. There will also be after dinner drinks in the Luncheon Room, where guests can mingle. 6pm: Choral Evensong in Temple Church, for those who would like to attend 7pm: Reception with unveiling of portrait of Master Robin Griffith-Jones, Master of the Temple 7.45pm: Dinner 10.30/11pm: Evening Ends Students and called Members may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Benchers may invite one guest who is not their spouse or partner. Students/Under 7 years' Call: You may bring a maximum of 5 guests at the same price as your own ticket, any further tickets will be charged at the Called Member rate. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 02/06/2026. Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

The legal profession comes together in solidarity, celebration and pride! Bookings via Gray's Inn

Finances and property come up across every stage of practice at the Bar, from first purchase to remortgage, to moving up the ladder

This session forms part of the Human Rights Law Reform: Convention, Common Law, and Parliament series. This webinar will explore the legal and practical limits on removal from the UK, focusing on Article 3 ECHR, the Convention Against Torture, and the principle of non-refoulement under the Refugee Convention. In light of ongoing debates about asylum reform and the UK’s international obligations, it considers what scope there is for change, whether Parliament could narrow existing protections, and how far constraints on removal are embedded in domestic law. Chaired by Micheál Ó Floinn (University of Glasgow)

Join us for a summer evening on the terrace at The Inner Temple. Mix and mingle with fellow junior barristers while enjoying a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages accompanied by a selection of nibbles. 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: 11/06/2026 Any cancellations made after this date will not be refunded.

Inner Temple members and their guests are welcome to book for Middle Temple's Sunday Lunch for Father's Day. To book call 020 7427 4800

The President of the King's Bench Division on the subject of judicial independence in the modern age: past, present and future. Dame Victoria Sharp DBE was called to the Bar in 1979 and took Silk in 2001. She was appointed as a Recorder in 1998, a Deputy High Court Judge in 2008 and a High Court Judge of the Queen’s Bench Division in 2009. She was Presiding Judge of the Western Circuit from 2012 to 2013 and was appointed a Lady Justice of Appeal in 2013, and Vice President of the Queen’s Bench Division in 2016. She was sworn in as the President of the King’s Bench Division in 2019, the first woman to hold the position. Registration (with refreshments) will be from 5.30pm, and the lecture will be followed by a drinks reception. Non-members: Scroll down to the bottom of the page, click 'Add Ticket' and then select 'Non Member' as Ticket Type. Please note this session may be counted towards CPD but is not a qualifying session.

Join us in the Garden for a 'Cabaret' themed Summer Party. Food and drink* is included in the price. Members Under 7 years' Call/Inner Temple Students: 1 guest ticket may be purchased at the same price as own ticket, further guest tickets are full price) Open to: Members and their guests. A limited number of tickets are available to members from the other Inns. *Please note that we stop serving at 9.30pm and under 18s cannot attend. Cancellations after 16/06/2026 will not be refunded.

Bring family and friends along for a relaxed afternoon in the beautiful garden, with something for everyone to enjoy. The event will feature a delicious barbecue, music, face painting and plenty of games for all ages. All food & drink included in ticket price. Open to: Members of the Inns and 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 Cancel by: 18/06/2026

This session forms part of the Human Rights Law Reform: Convention, Common Law, and Parliament series. Since the Human Rights Act 1998, Article 6 ECHR has influenced fair trial standards in criminal proceedings, shaping approaches from disclosure to delay, jury directions to appeals. In the last of our series on Human Rights Legal Reform, this webinar examines whether Strasbourg's interventions have enhanced fairness, or whether the common law and Parliament have long provided, and may still provide, equal or greater protection in practice. Chaired by Josh Kern (9BR Chambers)

This event is for Benchers only. A champagne reception followed by a beautiful four course dinner and fine wines. There will be a separate seating plan for the dessert course. 7pm: Reception 7.30pm: Dinner 10.30/11pm: Evening Ends Benchers may invite one guest who is not their spouse or partner. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 01/07/2026. Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

'The Age of Criminal Responsibility' Speaker: Professor David Ormerod CBE KC (Hon) (Professor of Criminal Justice, Director of the Criminal Law Centre and joint Director of the Judicial Institute at UCL) Followed by Q&A Please note for those attending in person, there will be a reception from 5.30pm that you may wish to attend and a reception after the lecture also. Members of other Inns: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. Book/Cancel by: 07/07/2026

This is an invitation to find out more about the Inner Temple Library special collections. Ranging from the 12th to the 21st century, and covering a disparate range of subjects, our special collections contain thousands of items that even the most inquisitive Library user is unlikely to have encountered on the open shelves. Book your ticket to view a hand-picked selection of these items up close and in person, guided by members of the Library team. Please arrive promptly for housekeeping and an introduction to the collections at the start of each timed slot. Book for tours starting at: 5pm 6pm 7pm Tickets are limited to 2 per booking.

Old School is a satirical ensemble play set at a 25-year reunion and fundraiser for an elite private school, where a group of former classmates, now financiers, lawyers and consultants, gather as trustees of the school’s foundation to celebrate success and secure donations while performing carefully curated versions of their lives. The event is slick on the surface but brittle underneath, with old hierarchies, grudges and insecurities still firmly in place. When a livestream is accidentally left running, private conversations, past behaviour and the reality that the trustees have been diverting donations for their own benefit are exposed in real time, triggering a frantic and often ridiculous scramble to control the narrative, shift blame and preserve reputations, all while maintaining the awkward social dynamics and distinctly British instinct to prioritise appearances over honesty. Written by Inner Temple student member, Maygan Forbes Doors open: 6:30pm Performance: 7pm End time approx. 9pm Not an Inner Temple member? Just scroll to the bottom of this page and click ‘Add Ticket’. Cancel by: 4pm, 27/08/2026 Any cancellations made after this date will not be refunded.

Old School is a satirical ensemble play set at a 25-year reunion and fundraiser for an elite private school, where a group of former classmates, now financiers, lawyers and consultants, gather as trustees of the school’s foundation to celebrate success and secure donations while performing carefully curated versions of their lives. The event is slick on the surface but brittle underneath, with old hierarchies, grudges and insecurities still firmly in place. When a livestream is accidentally left running, private conversations, past behaviour and the reality that the trustees have been diverting donations for their own benefit are exposed in real time, triggering a frantic and often ridiculous scramble to control the narrative, shift blame and preserve reputations, all while maintaining the awkward social dynamics and distinctly British instinct to prioritise appearances over honesty. Written by Inner Temple student member, Maygan Forbes Doors open: 6:30pm Performance: 7pm End time approx. 9pm Not an Inner Temple member? Just scroll to the bottom of this page and click ‘Add Ticket’. Cancel by: 4pm, 28/08/2026 Any cancellations made after this date will not be refunded.

Bookings to open soon. The Inner Temple and LGBTQ+ Society invites the LGBTQ+ Bar Community and allies to celebrate Pride Month at their biennial dinner. Join us for a champagne and canapé reception followed by a beautiful dinner. Non-members, scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. If you would like to bring guests, please book them the same ticket type as your own. NB: Dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 15/09/2026. Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

Join us for drinks and canapés to celebrate the start of the Legal Year! Members may bring guests Cancel by: 23/09/2026

This event is for Benchers only. The Treasurer and Benchers of Lincoln's Inn look forward to welcoming Inner Temple Benchers to the Old Hall for Amity Dinner. 6.45pm for 7.15pm

We are delighted to be holding our second Amity Dinner on Circuit with Middle Temple at the Hotel du Vin in Birmingham. This event will take the place of our usual Amity Dinner and we hope that members from across the country will be able to join us and Middle Templars for a fantastic evening. Drinks Reception: 7pm Dinner: 7.30pm - 11pm Guest tickets are not available for this event. Please note that Middle Temple are handling all the bookings for their members. Bookings close: 01/10/2026 Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

After lunch