Professor Simon Thurley will give a talk about Wren’s early life and career, focusing on his first architectural commission, Pembroke College Chapel which was consecrated in 1665. 

Come and join the Holy Sepulchre London to hear Wren’s Bells of Old Bailey, rung by The Ancient Society of College Youths, in their first ever Bell Change Ringing concert.

Walking tour starting at the Firefighters’ Memorial. This walk will explore the impact of the Blitz, and the firefighters who fought to save the City. 

Walking Tour visiting the Firefighters’ Memorial and a range of Wren’s churches, this walk will focus on the Blitz, and the firefighters who fought to save the City.

Walking Tour visiting the Firefighters’ Memorial and a range of Wren’s churches, this walk will focus on the Blitz, and the firefighters who fought to save the City.

In the 300 years since Christopher Wren’s death, we examine his impact on artists and designers working in his churches. A panel discussion between the architect Bib Dow, architectural historian Luka Pajovic, and designer Moritz Waldemeyer. Chaired by The Very Rev’d Andrew Nunn, a
trustee of A+C.

An exhibition of works on paper by Chloe Campbell and James Newton inspired by the City of London churches of Christopher Wren.

A walking tour of Wren churches, a papercutting workshop and a tour of Wren on Paper, an art exhibition inspired by the churches of Christopher Wren.

Created by Henry Moore, ‘Halo’ is a transcendent light installation nestled within the storied architecture of St. Stephen Walbrook Church. Part of London Design Festival.

Celebrating the life and genius of Sir Christopher Wren, his work in raising the City of London from the ashes of The Great Fire, and his vision for St Bride’s – the cathedral of Fleet Street.