
The District Messenger no. 460 December 2025
The latest issue of the Society’s newsletter, edited by Holly Turner DM 460 Dec 2025 For those interested, a complete

The latest issue of the Society’s newsletter, edited by Holly Turner DM 460 Dec 2025 For those interested, a complete

Download the twenty-second biennial compilation of the Society’s newsletter – full of historical, nostalgic and practical interest! District Messenger 2024-2025 no

The latest issue of the Society’s newsletter, edited by Holly Turner DM 459 Nov 2025 For those interested, a complete

A talk to the Sohemian Society, 10th September – tickets available!

A first special supplement to ‘The Sherlock Holmes Journal’.

The Sherlock Holmes Journal is the official voice of the Society. Here is a summary of the contents, plus the complete book reviews!

Worldwide Doyle: Lecture series in Memory of Neil McCaw
On Saturday the 17th May, MX Publishing will host a very special evening event at Undershaw, the house where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote The Hound of the Baskervilles and other classic chronicles of Sherlock Holmes.

The Sherlock Holmes Journal is the official voice of the Society. Here is a summary of the contents, plus the complete book reviews!

This ‘winning crossover mystery’ (The Guardian) returns to Baker Street for a third Christmas following two sold out runs!
The event is the chance for an informal get together, with no planned entertainment, other than a Sunday lunch.
“A loving tribute to Conan Doyle’s amazing work.”
Join us for mince pies, mulled wine and a cracker of a Christmas play!

Be the first to see the BFI’s new restoration of Conan Doyle’s favourite screen Sherlock, with live scores composed by Joanna MacGregor CBE, Neil Brand and Joseph Havlat!

This Year’s Christmas Card – It’s a Cracker!
Professor Sarah Wise looks at poverty and deprivation in Sherlock Holmes’s London

The Gordon Museum is not open to the public and is normally accessible only to students and members of the medical profession.

The Sherlock Holmes Journal is the official voice of the Society. Here is a summary of the contents, plus the complete book reviews!

An interpretation that will amuse and terrorise its audience in equal measure.
This summer’s talks from the Conan Doyle Collection at Portsmouth. Stimulating insights – and it’s all free!

Inside the lost 1967 BBC TV series “Sir Arthur Conan Doyle”
“The Valley of Fear is probably the most difficult story to dramatise in the Canon. This Blackeyed Theatre touring production is a superb example of modern theatre bringing a favourite tale to an enthusiastic audience.” – David Jones
Your chance to see – and perhaps to buy – memorabilia from the Estate of our late Honorary Member, Douglas Wilmer, BSI!

Download the twenty-first biennial compilation of the Society’s newsletter – full of historical, nostalgia and practical interest!

The Sherlock Holmes Journal is the official voice of the Society. Here is a summary of the contents, plus the complete book reviews!

The 2024 Cricket match against the Gold Bats is scheduled for the 23rd June.

“This is the story of a power struggle between two men – one fictional, and one real.”

Relax with Holmesian chums after the drama and glamour of the Annual Dinner…

In the magnificent Members’ Dining Room of the House of Commons, 20th January 2024
A musical journey in Victorian London, the London of Charles Dickens and Sherlock Holmes – note the new date!
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