Join Waterloo Uncovered and Gyles Brandreth for an unmissable evening of drinks, canapés, entertainment, fundraising and a live auction in one of London's most iconic venues!
Waterloo Uncovered, the charity combining veteran care and recovery with archaeology on the Waterloo battlefield, is delighted to invite you to our annual fundraiser, this year held at the stunning National Gallery in the heart of London and hosted by the fabulous Gyles Brandreth.
TICKETS
Tickets, which include delicious drinks and a selection of canapés, are just £50. All proceeds directly support veterans and serving personnel as they recover from the traumas of war. For more information about Waterloo Uncovered’s work please visit www.waterloouncovered.com.
If you have an access code please click 'Do you have an Access Code?' at the top of the ticket selection box and enter your code. A new ticket type will then appear that you can select.
NATIONAL GALLERY
An Evening at the National Gallery presents a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes and after hours at one of the UK's most iconic venues. Set in the stunning Barry Rooms, a breath-taking domed ceiling, beautifully detailed marble pillars and an unrivaled British portrait collection will provide the perfect backdrop to what is sure to be a night to remember.
LIVE AUCTION
During the evening, you'll have the opportunity to bid in a live auction with some amazing lots up for grabs, hosted by antiques expert and Bargain Hunt frontman Charlie Ross - and you'll be supporting veterans and serving personnel with every bid!
PRIZE DRAW
As part of the evening, we’re running a prize draw with three great prizes on offer. We're giving away 4 tickets to see Hamilton in the West End, a week's stay in a beautiful Norfolk cottage, and tickets to see legendary DJ Sigala in concert. Tickets are just £5 and can be purchased when booking your entrance ticket, or on the night.
The draw is open to everyone - whether you're able to join us at the event or not - and the winners will be announced on the night.
PRIVATE TOUR
Treat yourself to a private tour of the National Gallery after hours, with an expert art historian. Tours will take place before the main event from 5:30pm, and include a welcome drink.
TRAVEL TIPS
ARRIVING BY CAR: The closest car parks are in Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square.
ARRIVING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT: The nearest Underground stations are Charing Cross (Northern & Bakerloo line), Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly & Bakerloo line) and Leicester Square (Piccadilly & Northern line), all within 5 minutes walk. Tottenham Court Road (Elizabeth line) is 10 minutes walk away. The closest train station is Charing Cross.
Please contact events@waterloouncovered.com with any queries.
FAQs
What is the dress code?
We want everyone to feel comfortable at An Evening at the National Gallery, but would recommend formal dress; including suits and ties, smart shirts and jackets or evening dresses. We would advise against jeans, trainers and t-shirts.
I'm having trouble buying a ticket.
Please see our guide to buying tickets with Ticket Tailor and follow the instructions. If you are still having issues, feel free to contact events@waterloouncovered.com and we will try our best to help.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, level access is available via the Sainsbury Wing entrance, and lifts are then available to reach the Barry Rooms on the second floor.
The nearest tube station with step-free access from platform to street level is Westminster station (Jubilee, District & Circle lines). Then take buses 12, 24, 88 or 453 to Trafalgar Square.
There is one Blue Badge holder parking space on nearby Orange Street - please note that 48 hours advance booking is required on 020 7747 2885 to reserve this space. Adapted bathrooms are available at the venue.
Find out more about the National Gallery's accessibility measures here.
I can't attend but would still like to support the charity.
While we would love to see you at the National Gallery, we understand that not everyone is able to attend! If you would still like to support our work, you can make a donation here. We are grateful for your support.
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The National Gallery, WC2N 5DN