The aim of Community Arts is to encourage art in our local community with the help of money granted (through our monthly raffle
Welcome to The Arts Society Chester
Welcome to the Arts Society Chester! We host monthly lectures on a wide range of topics relating to the Arts, normally meeting on the third Tuesday of the month from September to June. Our talks commence at 11am and are repeated at 2pm. All our lectures are given by speakers who are 'nationally-acclaimed' experts in their subject. We welcome guests and new members to join us.
We also arrange Days of Special Interest, focussing in depth on a particular topic, and Visits to places of interest. In addition, we provide funding for local community arts projects through our monthly raffle, held at the lectures. See the News section for information on our current projects.
Guest Taster Sessions We welcome guests to an initial lecture free of charge. If you wish to attend, please contact the membership secretary on taschestermembership@gmail.com to arrange it.
Become a member See below for the membership form. Please email your completed form to taschestermembership@gmail.com
Meetings are held at:
Cheshire View,
Plough Lane,
Christleton,
Chester,
CH3 7PT
FUTURE EVENTS:
For our planned Programme of Lectures, please see Event details below. For more information about these events click on the title or 'Find out more' button to see the information.
TO JOIN PLEASE CONTACT THE SOCIETY
Contact: taschestermembership@gmail.com
Website: https://theartssociety.org/chester
LOCATION
Cheshire View
Plough Lane
Christleton
United Kingdom
CH3 7PT
MEETING TIMES
11.00am - 3rd - Tuesday
2.00pm - 3rd - Tuesday
EVENTS
Plough Lane,
Explore the meteoric rise of this versatile British designer, looking at Heatherwick’s creative responses to worldwide design challenges
Plough Lane,
Look at the legacy and individual artworks of the Scottish artist Joan Eardley
Plough Lane,
The astonishing life of Deborah Devonshire.
News
Prior to the first lockdown in March 2020, The Arts Society Chester had already allocated funding to two local organisations.