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Residential Trips
Residential Trips
Residential Trips
One of our recent trips to Northumberland, which included guided tours of local sights.
Exhibitions
Residential Trips
Residential Trips
Recent exhibition outings include Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharoah, at the Saatchi Gallery.
Theatre Outings
Residential Trips
Theatre Outings
We recently went to see a production of 'Top Hat' at The Mill on Sonning.
Showcoach trip to Visit Watts Gallery Compton Surrey on Friday 4th October at 11am
This Gallery was founded in 1904 as the only gallery in the UK devoted to a single artist. The Artists’ Village offers a unique insight into the life and work of ‘England’s Michelangelo’, Frederick George Watts, and his wife Mary Watts, the designer and founder of The Potters’ Art Guild at Compton They shared a vision that art has the power to change society and should be available for everyone to experience and enjoy. This legacy is continued in many different ways: through the collection and exhibitions, contemporary art projects and community engagement.
After coffee/tea and biscuits on arrival at 11.00 we will be split into two groups. At 11.30 the 1st group will have a guided Gallery tour, whilst the 2nd group will be free to explore the temporary exhibition and Limnerslease, the Artist’s Home, or the Contemporary exhibition until 12.30 when a sandwich lunch (included in cost) will be served. The 2nd group will have their tour after lunch. The afternoon can be spent visiting other parts of the Village and Watts Chapel and, of course, the shop!
We depart around 4pm.
Cost including coach travel, admission with guided tour and lunch is: £62 or £56 for Art Fund members.
Coach pick up points are in Hampton, Twickenham and Richmond.
Please indicate your choice of pick up point
Showcoach Trip for a pre-Christmas treat to see BALLET SHOES at the National Theatre SOLD OUT!!!
Please join us for a pre-Christmas treat to see BALLET SHOES at the National Theatre in the Olivier Theatre.
The best-selling book now revitalised for the stage by Kendall Feaver
It tells the story of three adopted sisters learning who they are and what they want to be
Under the watchful eyes and guidance of their guardian Sylvia, Nana and some unlikely lodgers, they fight to pursue their individual passions
However in a world that wasn’t built for women with big ambitions, can they forge a future, keep their family together and even learn a dance or two along the way
Wednesday 11th December at 1.30pm Cost £79 There are only 15 tickets available,
so please book early.
Own Transport. The National is easily accessible from Waterloo Station