The Company has supported The Arts in the UK for many years; beneficiaries have included the City & Guilds of London Institute and Art School, Edinburgh College of Art, The Royal College of Art, and The Royal School of Needlwork. In the musical category, grants have been provided for The Guildhall School of Music & Drama, The Royal Overseas League, Grange Park Opera, Pimlico Opera, English National Ballet and the Watermil Theatre to name but a few.
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Yes, there are three rooms available. Full details are available in the brochure for download here Hall Hire brochure_2023
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The Dyers’ Company Research Medal is awarded annually to what is judged to be the most worthy research-oriented paper which has been published during the previous twelve months in the journal published by the Society of Dyers & Colourists, in collaboration with Wiley, entitled Coloration Technology.
The Dyers’ Company 2023 – 2024 Seed Capital Investment Fund round has now closed.
In our History section, we are developing an archive of elements of our Company history both in our present hall and in previous halls on this site or on the banks of the river. the 1666 Great Fire accounted for pretty well all of the Dyers records and, not surprisingly in view of the traumas, they were not reconstituted. Indeed as far as one can tell, the original Dyers Hall, dyehouses and wharf were between Cannon st and Southwark bridges.