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Societies and clubs at Trinity Hall, Cambridge
CAMsocs lists 5 student societies and clubs at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, including a boat club, a JCR, an MCR and a society. The most common areas are Identity, Community & Wellbeing, Academic & Subject and Music. Each listing links to its sources; nothing here is run by the college.
Academic & Subject1
Identity, Community & Wellbeing1
Music1
Sport & Fitness1
Theatre, Film & Dance1
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Formal hall at Trinity Hall
No public rule lets outsiders book; a student from another college attends as a member's guest or through an MCR exchange dinner.
- Formal nights
- Thu and Sun in term (JCR: Full Term); Super Halls usually on Fridays once or twice a term; start time not published
- Booking
- Member books on the College's Meal Booking and Accounts System (Raven login); deadline not published
- Dress
- Smart dress; no jeans, trainers, beach footwear, hats or caps; jackets and gowns kept on. College members wear gowns
The College's incoming-undergraduate page lists Formal Halls on Thursday and Sunday evenings during term, with Super Halls usually on Fridays once or twice a term. Places are booked through the Meal Booking and Accounts System on the intranet. College incoming-student page (opens in a new tab) The MCR links to the meal-booking portal (opens in a new tab), which requires a Raven login. The College's catering FAQs and swaps-information pages are on the intranet and not public. No public guest cap, booking deadline, start time or price was found.
The College dress guide applies to all students and guests: smart dress; no jeans, training shoes, beach footwear, hats or caps; jackets and gowns kept on. Members must make sure their guests comply. College dress guide (opens in a new tab) The JCR says formals are every Thursday and Sunday in Full Term, members wear gowns, and diners may bring an unopened bottle of wine. Superhalls are booked through the same system; gowns are not worn, but there is a no-trainers, no-jeans rule. JCR food and drink (opens in a new tab) The MCR constitution makes the External Entertainments Officer responsible for organising exchange dinners with other colleges. MCR constitution (opens in a new tab)
Practical assessment: A visitor needs a Trinity Hall member to book them, or a place at an MCR exchange dinner. Guest numbers and deadlines are only visible inside the College system.
Checked 7 Nov 2026 against the college’s pages · the college’s own page (opens in a new tab) is the authority; rules change between terms.
How formal hall works, and every college’s rulesJune Event at Trinity Hall
Trinity Hall June Event (THJE) · June Event
- Date
- Not yet announced (the 2026 ball was on Thursday 25 June)
- Tickets
- Not yet announced
The ball’s own site (opens in a new tab) is the authority for dates and tickets.
Checked 8 Nov 2026. Not run by CAMsocs; we sell no tickets.
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