Steam Wine Bar interior, set for a lunch event

Events archive

From the back catalogue

Twenty years of Celebrity Lunches, dinners, and live evenings in the City. A live archive, updated as new dates land in the diary.

The current diary lives on the events page. Below is the run of what came before.

If you came along to one of these and have a story to tell, let us know. The back catalogue is a living thing, and the best lines from the room always come from the room.

20 November 2026

Eddie the Eagle

The greatest underdog story in sport

Britain’s first and only Olympic ski jumper, telling the story behind the hype over lunch. Three courses, welcome drink, hosted Q&A, photo opportunity. Not a speech, a proper conversation.

18 September 2026

An Afternoon with AP McCoy

Twenty championships, one afternoon

The most decorated jump jockey in history, in conversation over a three course lunch. Welcome drink on arrival, wine pairing with the meal, signed programme per guest. Places sold separately or as a table.

20 March 2026

An Afternoon with Jason Robinson

Rugby World Cup winner

England’s 2003 Rugby World Cup hero in conversation, three courses, full bar, a packed afternoon in the basement.

17 March 2026

Cheltenham Festival Lunch with Mick Fitzgerald

The Festival on the Festival’s opening day

Big race tipping, big race stories, and the sort of afternoon the Festival was made for. Lunch, drinks, and the racing on the screens.

6 March 2026

An Afternoon with Daley Thompson

Two Olympic gold medals, one decathlon legend

One of Britain’s greatest ever athletes, on stage in the basement. A long lunch, a good crowd, and stories that have only got better with telling.

30 January 2026

Rugby Legends: Guscott and Leonard

Jeremy Guscott and Jason Leonard

Two British & Irish Lions in conversation. The Lions of the ‘90s, the modern game, and the stories that never made the post-match interviews.

23 January 2026

An Afternoon with Paul Merson

Arsenal, England, Soccer Saturday

Funny, honest, and a quality afternoon. Paul Merson on his career, the modern game, and the punditry world.