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The Wallace and Frick Collections and their link with Knole

After the summer break, members of The Arts Society Horsham were eager to start their new membership year and were treated to a most fascinating lecture on two major international art collections: the Wallace Collection at Hertford House, London and the Frick Collection in New York.  The lecturer Hilary Williams, illustrated their intriguing connections and their link to Knole, the ancestral home of the Sackville family in Kent.  

Alcoholic Beverage Service at the Henfield Hall.

There have been some changes to the terms and conditions associated with hire of the Henfield hall. These changes mean that societies and clubs that make use of the catering resources must now use the hall’s own bar facilities. Hall users are no longer able to offer their own bar services. The new rules state:-

“Alcohol may only be consumed on the premises via

·       The Henfield Hall Bar sales

·       When the Bar is not included individuals may bring their own alcohol for their own consumption

The Arts Society Welwyn Garden visit to Saffron Walden

Towards the end of August a group of our members enjoyed an excellent coach trip to Saffron Walden. 

In the morning we visited the fascinating Fry Art Gallery, where we had a private visit with an interesting talk about the history of the gallery and its extensive art collection.

Following the art gallery our coach transported us to the spectacular early 17th century mansion Audley End. Here, in glorious sunshine, we had the opportunity to explore the lovely gardens and the fascinating house.

Fauré's Requiem - Brandenburg Festival Chorus VIP Discussion Day - Saturday 2 November 2024

Members are invited to join Bob Porter and the Brandenburg Festival Chorus of London for an in-depth discussion of Gabriel Fauré's Requiem in Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct, London EC1A 2DQ starting at 12 noon on Saturday 2 November. The discussion, aimed at people who love good music, will be conducted in a relaxed and approachable way and no prior knowledge or experience is required. Full details, including information on ticket prices, can be obtained by visiting:

www.brandenburg.org.uk

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