Join us for an unforgettable evening at La Victoria Social Club in Chelsea, Manhattan, proudly supported by Chartered Accountants Worldwide (CAW) Network USA and the Society of Insurance Financial Management (SIFM). This year’s event channels the elegance of a golden-age masquerade, complete with jazz-era charm, curated cocktails, and stylish masks of every kind.

Mingle over fine hors d’oeuvres during our cocktail hour, then enjoy a night of dancing, conversation, and a charity raffle in support of the St. George’s Society of New York.

Please note that this is a cash bar.

St. George’s Society of New York is delighted to partner with the Philharmonia Orchestra* to celebrate the 80th anniversary of its New York debut at Carnegie Hall. London’s acclaimed Philharmonia Orchestra will present two back-to-back concerts featuring world-class conductors and an exceptional repertoire.

Tuesday, October 28 – Conductor: Marin Alsop
Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture
Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra
Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 3

Wednesday, October 29 – Conductor: Santtu-Matias Rouvali (Carnegie Hall debut)
Gabriela Ortiz: New Work (NY Premiere)
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor"
Sibelius: Symphony No. 5

*Patron, President’s Circle, and Lifetime Members, please contact Jessica Sims at jessica@stgeorgessociety.org for concierge booking.

General Members of SGSNY should purchase tickets using the link below.

Whether you’re new to New York or just looking to expand your social and professional circles, join us for a fun and relaxed evening of conversation, community, and connection with fellow young professionals who share an interest in British culture and community.

Part of our Young Professionals Series, this event is designed for early-career individuals under 35 and is open to both members and non-members. It’s a great opportunity to meet new people, grow your network, and enjoy a cozy fall evening in good company.

We’ll also be holding a raffle with some exciting prizes — don’t miss your chance to win!

Attendance is free, but pre-registration is required.

This event is sold out. To attend an upcoming SGSNY this fall or winter, please visit our Events Calendar.

Join the SGSNY community for our Semi-Annual General Meeting and Fall Reception.

Join us for an evening where we’ll review the Society’s progress over the last six months, featuring a short presentation followed by a drinks reception (open bar, including wine and beer) and light bites. This is an excellent opportunity for non-members to learn more about the valuable work our Society does and for members to connect! We hope to see you there.

Members $35.00 | Non-members $45.00

This event is sold out. To attend an upcoming SGSNY this fall or winter, please visit our Events Calendar.

Join SGSNY for our annual Welcoming New Members Mixer!

Are you a member of SGSNY and have always wanted a friend or two to join? Have you always attended SGSNY events but have yet to join as a member? Whether you’re a British expat, an Anglophile, or someone that’s just interested in being part of an organization passionate about giving back to New Yorkers, this event is for you!

Attendees will enjoy their first specialty cocktail courtesy of Brown-Forman, plus a variety of delicious passed hors d'oeuvres. Friends of members can win a free membership! Members get an extra raffle ticket for each friend they bring (e.g. 10 friends = 10 raffle tickets)!

Members $30.00 | Non-members $45.00 | Free for Patron and President’s Circle Members

General Membership & Admission Bundle $125 (in advance)

Young Professional Membership & Admission Bundle $75 (exclusively for young professionals who are 35 years old and under)

Sign up for a $75 membership on the day of the event (normally $125) until 11:59 PM ET!

This event is sold out. Looking to register for an upcoming SGSNY event? Click here for upcoming fall and winter events.

Generously sponsored by:

Join SGSNY as we remember those we have lost on the 24th Anniversary of 9/11.

The Service will take place at the Queen Elizabeth September 11th Garden at 11am EST.

Wimbledon Watch Party at Grand Street Social

Get ready for strawberries and cream! Whether you're new to New York or simply looking to grow your personal and professional networks, join us for an afternoon of exhilarating tennis, great conversation, and connection with fellow young professionals who share an interest in British culture and community.

This special event on July 12th is part of our Young Professionals Series, bringing together early-career individuals under the age of 35 who are curious, engaged, and eager to build meaningful connections while cheering on the world's best at the Wimbledon Women's Final. We'll be serving classic Pimm’s cocktails during the event to add a classic British touch to the celebration!

SOLD OUT

Join us at Pig n’ Whistle as we watch the British and Irish Lions take on Argentina in Aviva Stadium in Dublin before their tour in Australia!

Free to attend. Registration recommended.

Whether you’re new to New York or simply looking to grow your personal and professional networks, join us for an evening of conversation, community, and connection with fellow young professionals who share an interest in British culture and community.

This event is part of our new Young Professionals Series, created to bring together early-career individuals. Designed for attendees under 35, this event will be open to both members and non-members alike to build meaningful connections over happy hour cocktails (or mocktails) during the first hour!

The event will also include a raffle with some fun prizes!

Attendance is free; pre-registration is required.

SOLD OUT

Think you know it all? Recruit a team of friends and colleagues and join St. George's Society of New York for a fun night of trivia.

Please note that all team captains must be members of SGSNY, all other attendees can be non-members.

Teams of 3-6 people are welcome. Don't have a team? Arrive solo and we'll set you up. If you have a team in mind, get everyone registered, bring 'em along, and we'll direct you to your table upon arrival.

Note: team names will be collected at the event.

The quiz will begin at 6:30pm sharp.

Advance registration is required.

Members: $10

Non-Members: $15

Join St. George’s Society of New York for an evening of fun, fellowship and karaoke!

Sing your rendition of your favorite British band hits, whether that’s The Beatles, Queen, David Bowie, or the Spice Girls.

We will also be holding a raffle to raise funds for our charitable programs.

Our mixers are a great opportunity for both members and non-members to mix, mingle, and learn more about SGSNY.

This event is closed to the public. SGSNY attendees receive discounted happy hour specials (Wine: $11, Beer, Cider, Hard Seltzer: $7, Signature Cocktails: $15, Mocktails: $10)

Free for members

Non-Members: $30

Join SGSNY for a private tea tasting in Harney and Sons beautiful SoHo shop! Enjoy five different teas throughout the evening and our very own SGSNY blend.

Enjoy the following teas along with some light bites: Mutan White, Scent of Mountains, SGSNY Special English Breakfast, Paris and Decaf Hot Cinnamon.

Member Ticket: $20

Non-Member Ticket: $40

Please note that this is a ticketed private event held after regular store hours and space is extremely limited.

Join SGSNY and celebrate Pancake Day at The Churchill!

What is Pancake Day?

Pancake Day, or Shrove Tuesday, is the traditional feast day before the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday. Shrove Tuesday was the last opportunity for people to use up eggs and fats before embarking on their fasting and pancakes are the perfect way of using up these ingredients.

A traditional English pancake is a thin, flat cake, made of batter and fried in a frying pan, served with lemon juice and caster sugar as toppings.

We'll be serving up complimentary traditional English pancakes at our sweetest networking event.

Free for members/ $45 for Non-Members/ $125 Membership & Ticket Bundle

The Sovereign Order of Malta Permanent Observer Mission to the United Nations, New York Invites SGSNY Members to a Panel Discussion:

“Can Moral and Ethical Boundaries be applied to Artificial Intelligence?: The Humanistic and Interfaith Response.”

You must be an SGSNY member to attend this event. Limited spots available.

Please note attendees will also be subject to United Nations security protocol and background check.

Discussion Notes:

This event is presented to the United Nations during UN Interfaith Harmony Week in the interests of interfaith dialogue and concern for the welfare of humanity. 

Artificial intelligence (AI), referring to the intelligence that can be attributed to machines rather than to living beings, has quickly become one of the most significant, and highly debated, areas of technological development. Al is now adeptly capable of not only aggregating massive amounts of data but also of presenting solutions and narratives that incorporate accurate data with utilizable outcomes.

As Al continues to advance, its influence on the economic sector, governments, media, academia, the nonprofit sector, military affairs, and culture and society more broadly-including social spaces involving ethics and faith-is both inevitable and undeniable. This leads to significant ethical questions that need to be addressed to ensure that machine learning does not manipulate, nor supersede, either human decision capacity or the moral and ethical frameworks of society. Are we dealing here with a new paradigm which requires us to develop systems and mechanisms to replace something old with something new, allowing us to have overall control, or does the advent of Al represent the moment when the advancement of humanity is no longer subject to human oversight?

Think you know it all? Recruit a team of friends and colleagues and join St. George's Society of New York for a fun night of trivia.

Please note that all team captains must be members of SGSNY, all other attendees can be non-members.

Teams of 3-6 people are welcome. Don't have a team? Arrive solo and we'll set you up. If you have a team in mind, get everyone registered, bring 'em along, and we'll direct you to your table upon arrival.

Note: team names will be collected at the event.

The quiz will begin at 6:30pm sharp.

Advance registration is required

Members: $10/ Non-Members: $15

This event is sold out. We hope to see you at another SGSNY event!

We are pleased to invite SGSNY members and friends to join Second Vice President Mark Aiston as he interviews historian Adrian Tinniswood about his new book The Power and the Glory: Life in the English Country House Before the Great War.

Join SGSNY members at Saint Thomas Church for A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols followed by a Diplomatic Service Reception in Andrew Hall.

The festive reception will include lite bites and beverages. Ambassadors to the UN, Consul Generals and their staff, plus UN staff will be in attendance.

The church service is free and open to the public. Advance tickets must be purchased for the reception below. Tickets for the reception must be puchased in advance and will not be available at the door.

Reception (only available to SGSNY Members): $35

Service begins at 4 PM, reception begins at 5:30 PM