From September this year, Arts Society Lunesdale’s regular lectures will be delivered in two sessions – morning and afternoon.   The reason for this is that the venue’s capacity is now insufficient to accommodate all members comfortably and safely in one session.  This move was announced at the Annual General Meeting on 21st June this year; it followed a survey sent to all members asking for their views; 90% of responses supported the change.  The new arrangements are as follows:

Session One: 11.30 a.m. – 12.45 p.m.

The Arts Society Basingstoke has worked with South Western Railway and Reading and Basingstoke Community Rail Partnership (CRP) to create an exhibition space for young artists to display their work to the public.

Art @ the Station, Basingstoke

The Arts Society Basingstoke has worked with SWR and Reading and Basingstoke Community Rail Partnership to create an exhibition space for young artists to display their work to the public. Local Schools and Colleges are invited to contribute Artwork to the Waiting Rooms on platform 1 and platform 4 at Basingstoke Railway Station. We hope this will enhance the travelling experience of passengers as well as celebrate the achievements of young people.

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Volume 15 Issue 3: March 22
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Dear Members, 
I am delighted to say we are gathering a pace as we head into the Spring of 2022.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to this month's lecture on Thursday.

West Midlands (WM) Area societies are engaging with the UK’s best-known prison arts charity to bolster their efforts to change prisoners’ lives by participating in the arts.

Thanks to the generous donations made by individual societies in the WM Area, Koestler Arts are hoping to launch a pilot project in late spring organised in HMP Birmingham and three other institutions in the region.