The newsletter contains articles on:

• Music at Seahaven
• Charitable status and Gift Aid
• Our new Programme Secretary
• Upcoming Programme
• Outing to Watts Gallery
• Special Interest Day: What Did You Do in the War Daddy ((and Mummy)? British Artists and the Second World War

The newsletter is attached.

Celebrating Creativity and Diversity with Local Schools

The Arts Society Ribble & Craven is proud to have recently supported an inspiring art project with pupils from Bolton-by-Bowland and Grindleton primary schools.

Led by artist Bella Chesney, every child took part in designing and creating a vibrant silk hanging on the theme of Diversity. The finished artworks are not only beautiful, but also thoughtful reflections of individuality and unity – we think they’re absolutely delightful.

Frank O Salisbury
We wanted local people to be able to find and see the artworks he left in
Harpenden (mostly stained glass) and the houses in which he lived and worked.
So the trail guide shows where he was born, his first married home and the one
he had built later, Red Gables, to give himself much more studio space. Also he
designed the town crest and it - or at least a replica - still stands on the
common. The original is in the local history museum. Prints of two of his large
pageant pictures are also available in the Town Hall.

Bartlett Research Centre and Library –Book Conservation Group

EXE DFAS TOUR

ALMOST FULL

Only three double/twin rooms for the Killarney tour and a waiting list now for single rooms.

The History & Heritage of Cork, Killarney & the Ring of Kerry

6 days from £1,589 Departs 30th September 2025

and also