President: ANITA DOBSON
Fully refurbished in 2019 this unique club with it’s equally unique history moves into the future!
Founded in 1897 as the Concert Artistes’ Association to help concert artistes experiencing hardship, the CAA is today a thriving private members’ club for entertainment professionals.
We are situated in the heart of London’s theatre-land. The club offers an ideal location to meet for a drink, a meal or a chat.
The atmosphere is a relaxed and friendly one. Most Mondays concerts are staged by club members and are a regular feature of club life with many additional social events throughout the year. The club is a frequent venue for rehearsals, auditions and workshops, providing a constant hum of activity throughout the week.
Club Opening Times
Club open Monday to Friday
12 noon to last orders 11.15pm
Saturdays Jester Bar open
5.30pm to 1am (last orders 12.40am)
Kitchen Service
Great range of food served
Kitchen opening times:
The CAA is proud of its heritage and warm welcome to performers and entertainers. Becoming a member is not about paying a subscription; it is about joining fellow performers, enjoying good company and comradeship. These are the core values of the Club for Acts and Actors.
Nor have we lost touch with our founding purpose. In addition to fostering friendships and professional advice, our Benevolent Fund continues to give practical and confidential support to members in need.
CAA Members Please Note…
Increasingly the ‘Member’s Gig Guide’ features events and presentations held at our Club open to members and their guests and often in the afternoons.
A couple more events have recently been added for November.
For dates, details and suggested donations see here…
Chairman’s Autumn Newsletter 2024
Dear Member,
Last week we received the sad news that Kay Carman, past Chairman and Vice President of the CAA, had passed away… Read Nick’s full newsletter in the Members only area here…
It is with great sadness that the committee announce the passing of Kay Carman, past Chairman and Vice President of the CAA.
Kay would want to be remembered as bright, bubbly and a consumate professional at her job. She was proud of her contribution to the Royal Variety Charity as Queen Ratling for three years and, of course, for her enormous contribution to the CAA. It is in tribute to her work with these organisations she was awarded a BEM in the King’s Honours list.
As you may know Kay had been in recovery since early this year following a major stroke. However, she would not want us to dwell on the last nine months of her life. Compromise was not something she tolerated either professionally or personally. She is finally reunited with her beloved and much-missed Howard. May she rest in peace.
The C.A.A. Elected General Committee & Officers 2024-2025…
CAA BENEVOLENT FUND
Help for self employed members!
In these unpredictable and difficult times the club can help. Read more…
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