For this once-in-a-lifetime event, you will be met on arrival by a Yeoman Warder who will take you on a 15-minute walking tour. Enjoy the impressive arms and royal armour on display in the Royal Armouries, Britain’s oldest national museum, before being led to the drinks reception awaiting you in the famous White Tower.
Drinks will be followed by a three-course seated dinner in the New Armouries (constructed as a storehouse for weapons seized after the English Civil War) which boasts spectacular views including Tower Bridge and the Shard.
Guests will be unable to leave the Tower between 21:45 and 22:05 due to the Ceremony of the Keys, a ritual which has taken place every night for over 700 years.
As the Tower of London is a working barracks, the event will end at 22.05 when the Yeoman Warders escort guests out of the Tower. You are then invited to join us back at the Guoman Tower Hotel next door for a nightcap, or more, at our 10th Birthday ‘after party’. This event, which includes a live band and drinks, is included in your gala ticket.
Gala Dinner Event Timings
19:00 Walking tour
19:15 Drinks reception
20:15 Dinner service
22:05 Yeoman Warder escorts guests from the Tower
Dress code: Black tie
The Tower Gala is strictly limited to 240 guests.
Ticket price: £160
Although this is a fundraising event, 190 tickets were made available at the subsidised rate of £95 for Conference delegates on a ‘first come first served’ basis. As these tickets have now sold out, all remaining tickets are at £160.
The White Tower is accessed by a large exterior staircase. If you have significant mobility issues, please make us aware prior to booking.
To book your gala ticket, visit our Registration page here. Conference delegates should register via the main conference registration page.
To make the night even more memorable, we invite you to enter our auction to win a place on a private view of the Crown Jewels!
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