Greater London Area
The Arts Society promotes the appreciation of a wide variety of the arts, and provides opportunities to study a wide range of subjects through lectures, study days, visits and tours, as well as volunteering to preserve our heritage.
The 25 Societies shown on the map below, and the list alongside, make up the Greater London Area.
Societies each have their own programme of lectures, study days, visits, and volunteering opportunities...and other social events. Do join, and discover a stimulating and enjoyable way to expand your knowledge of the arts, make new friendships, and have fun!
If you are unable to join a Society, we have a national scheme of ‘Supporters’; it means that you receive a magazine 3 times a year, and you can find out about those events which are open to non members, and about Societies in all parts of the country, some of which offer digital lectures. To find out more visit www.theartssociety.org
The Area Support Team exists to support the local Societies, to hold Area Meetings, educational events and co-ordinate the Arts Volunteering, Heritage Volunteers and Trails of Discovery activities.
Other parts of this website have other details on the London Area, such as news, events, and our donations and grant giving. Find out more about our grant giving here
The Study Days, or Events (see below) have been arranged by the Study Course Organisers (SCOs) on behalf of the Greater London Area. Study Days are a great way to enjoy learning more about a subject in the company of like-minded people.
Enjoy browsing our website, and we hope you will also enjoy what the Arts Society of the Greater London Area has to offer.
Societies in GREATER LONDON
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EVENTS
Piccadilly,
This day of lectures explores the path-breaking work of an international avant-garde group of artists in Munich, founded in 1911, which sought through experiments with colour and form to explore spiritual questions relating to all the arts. This Study Day is timed to coincide with the Tate Modern exhibition 'Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter And The Blue Rider' (25 April to 20 October 2024).
Piccadilly,
Covent Garden