Events

Upcoming Events


Virtual Stammtisch

4th Friday of each month except December and January at 6.15 pm UK time
If you would like to join in, please contact Felicitas Starr-Egger at [email protected]

Friday 28 August 2026
Friday 25 September 2026
Friday 23 October 2026
Friday 27 November 2026

Stammtisch meetings

London
No meeting in August 2026
Wednesday 23 September 2026 (next meeting)
Wednesday 21 October 2026
Wednesday 25 November 2026
No meeting in December 2026
Contact [email protected]

A Special Visit to Vienna

We are pleased to announce that the Society has organised a short visit to Vienna from Saturday 10 October – Monday 12 October 2026. We have been delighted by the level of interest in this visit, and thank everyone who has registered; the trip is now fully booked.

For the days in Vienna, we have arranged a variety of activities, including a visit to the Vienna English Theatre, a meeting with members of one of the Society’s sister organisations in Austria, the Austro-British Society (die Österreichisch-Britische Gesellschaft), and a traditional lunch at a Heuriger. There will also be an opportunity to hear the Vienna Boys Choir singing Mass in the Hofburgkapelle.

We look forward to sharing updates and photos from the trip and hope that members who are not able to join us on this occasion will have the opportunity to participate in future planned trips to Austria.

Judy Raumann
[email protected]

Recent Events


Wednesday 15 July 2026
A group of members from the Society had a special curators‘ tour of the Exhibition “Nazi Slave Labour : Perpetrators and Victims” at the Wiener Holocaust Library London.

AAS Fasching Lunch

Monday 16 February 2026

Kipferl Restaurant and Patisserie
20 Camden Passage, London N1 8ED

AAS 2025 Chamber Music Exchange Project

The Society’s 2025 Chamber Music Exchange project took place in November, when a piano trio (piano, violin, ‘cello) from the Universität Mozarteum in Salzburg (Trio Rupnik) met and made music with a piano trio from the Royal College of Music, London (Rossetti Trio).

On the evening of Wednesday 12 November, during the week when the two trios were together in Salzburg, they gave a concert in the Wienersaal of the Stiftung Mozarteum.

In the following week, when they were together in London, there were two evening concerts, each with a different programme, each with an Anglo-Austrian theme.

For the first London concert, at The Warburg Institute on 18 November, each of the trios performed a Mozart Piano Trio. There was also a talk about the links between the trios, Vienna and London.  For the second concert, at the Austrian Embassy on 20 November, the musicians performed music by Korngold, Bridge and Brahms. Both London events ended with a reception, during which audience members met and talked with the young performers.

All occasions were much enjoyed by those who attended.

There will be a further Chamber Music Exchange Project in 2027.

Virtual Stammtisch

Friday 24 July 2026
The author Johannes Wally talked about his latest collection of short stories Geisterstunden (Haunted Hours)

Friday 26 June 2026
Vienna since 1990 : The Changing Face of the Austrian capital through a local’s eyes
Speaker : Sandra Kowald, Political Counsellor, Austrian Embassy London

Friday 22 May 2026
A Family Divided : Life in Austria and Britain during the Holocaust
Speaker : Rosie Frank, Engagement and Community Outreach Officer at the Wiener Holocaust Library London

Friday 24 April 2026
Musical Locations in Carinthia
Speaker : Felicitas Starr-Egger, Trustee, Anglo-Austrian Society

Friday 27 March 2026
‘A short visit to Innsbruck’
Speaker: Frank Ortner, Consul-General, Austrian Embassy, London

Friday 27 February 2026
‘My Mother, the Holocaust and Me’
Speaker: Revd Canon Caroline Dick

Previous events can be found here.
Friday 28 November, 2025

Advent – a Time for Sharing

 

Friday 24th October, 2025
‘The Neusiedler See – a unique treasure in Eastern Burgenland’
Sabine Granger


Friday 26th September, 2025

Discovering my Austrian Roots: A journey through family and history. Alexandra Withnall

Friday 22nd August, 2025
From Shildon to Semmering – 200 Years of Railways  Chris Austin

Friday 25th July, 2025

Wunderbare Wachau: Exploring the Valley’s Rich Cultural Heritage & Modern Significance Theresa Flach