Bray Chamber 70th Anniversary President's Dinner

Bray & District Chamber of Commerce is provisionally planning its 70th Anniversary President’s Dinner for Friday 6 November 2026 at the Glenview Hotel near Delgany. The Chamber’s own listing describes the date as provisional, with further information to be announced, so this is one to keep an eye on rather than book around just yet.

What to expect

A President’s Dinner is the Chamber’s flagship annual gala, bringing together members, past presidents, local business owners and community leaders for a formal evening of dinner and speeches. Marking 70 years since the Chamber’s founding raises the stakes for this particular edition, with the Chamber framing it as a milestone celebration of seven decades of business support and community development in Bray. Full details on format, ticket pricing and the guest speaker line-up had not been published at the time of writing, consistent with the Chamber’s own note that the date is provisional and more information is still to come.

The 70th anniversary framing means Bray & District Chamber of Commerce is marking seven decades since its founding, and the Chamber lists this dinner alongside its Endeavour Awards Ceremony as one of its two headline events on the autumn calendar. For members and the wider Bray business community, the evening functions as a chance to network across sectors and mark the milestone together. Anyone interested in attending as a non-member should watch the Chamber’s events page for ticket details once the provisional date and format are confirmed.

Good to know

• Date: Friday, 6 November 2026 (provisional, subject to confirmation)
• Venue: Glenview Hotel, Glen o’ the Downs, near Delgany
• Price and start time: not yet published; the Chamber says further details will follow
• Milestone: marks the 70th anniversary of Bray & District Chamber of Commerce
• Organiser: Bray & District Chamber of Commerce

Getting there

The Glenview Hotel sits at Glen o’ the Downs on the N11 corridor between Bray and Delgany, and is best reached by car given its edge-of-town setting overlooking the Glen. There is on-site hotel parking for guests attending an evening function.

While you’re in the area

Delgany village and the wooded Glen o’ the Downs walking trail are both close by, making for a scenic detour either side of the dinner. There is more to see across Co. Wicklow.