On Wednesday 13 September, 1,000 Spectator subscribers descended on Cadogan Hall in Belgravia to spend an evening Rod Liddle in conversation with Fraser Nelson. View gallery

On Thursday 29 June, The Spectator hosted a briefing on 'The Conservative route to fighting poverty: lessons from the last seven years' in association with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, with Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP as keynote speaker. View gallery

On 14 June, The Spectator hosted '5 ideas to change the world' in association with Quilter Cheviot at Church House in Westminster. Chaired by Jo Coburn, speakers included Toby Young, Timandra Harkness and Vinay Gupta. View gallery

On 7 June, The Spectator hosted a timely discussion 'Brexit: what next for Britain and the EU?' at the Emmanuel Centre, Westminster. Chaired by Andrew Neil, speakers included Daniel Hannan, Christine Ockrent and Radek Sikorski. View gallery

On 2 May, The Spectator hosted 'Trump's first 100 days' at the Emmanuel Centre. Chaired by Andrew Neil, speakers included Piers Morgan, Bonnie Greer and Michael Gove. View gallery

On 26 April, The Spectator hosted a discussion 'French Revolution - could it be President Le Pen' at the Royal Geographical Society. View gallery

On 13 March, The Spectator in collaboration with Pfizer, hosted a lively discussion on healthcare in the 21st Century with Alastair Stewart, journalist and ITN newscaster, and a special guest panel. View gallery

On the day of the Budget, The Spectator's Andrew Neil, Fraser Nelson and James Forsyth discussed the Chancellor's first - and last - Spring Budget. This event was held in association with Old Mutual Global Investors. View gallery

On 8 December, The Spectator held their annual Christmas carol service at St Bride's Church, Fleet Street. Spectator readers got into the festive spirit with beautiful music from the choir of St Bride’s and readings from Spectator contributors. View gallery

On Wednesday 30 November, The Spectator, in association with Seven Investment Management, discussed ‘The American people have voted – what next?’ with Andrew Neil, Bronwen Maddox, Tim Stanley, Sir Christopher Meyer and Chris Darbyshire. View gallery