A  visit by coach to Eltham Palace

There will be a guided tour of the house and old Palace and we will be divided into groups.

The tour will highlight the Palace from Medieval/Tudor to the re development by Stephen

and Virginia Courtauld in the early 1930s

Cost £41.00 includes guided tour/Transport and gratuities.

English Heritage member £29

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Information on Eltham Palace

Visit to the William Morris Gallery, Walthamstow

and

The Museum of the Home , Hoxton

Friday 19 June 202

  Maximum numbers 40     

Cost:  £31:50 includes guided tour/Transport and gratuities.

IMPORTANT UPDATE There are only a few places left for this visit. Members MUST contact Jacqui Camfield, and check if booking has closed, before transferring any money.

Jacqui's email address:  tickets.tasc@gmail.com 

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The Royal Albert Hall London, Guided Tour

and

The Victoria and Albert Museum, 'Free Flow'

by Coach, leaving from Stockland Square Cranleigh 

TRAVEL ONLY OPTION: Take the coach with us for just £19.50 and have free time in London from arrival to return.  Details for payment on the Booking Information

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A coach visit is planned to Farley Farmhouse ( Lee Miller and Roland Penrose) and Charleston (Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant) in East Sussex.

Lee Miller and Roland Penrose moved to the Sussex countryside to live at Farleys in 10949. For the 35 years that followed they filled their home with a collection of contemporary art treasures and were visited by some of the key personalities of twentieth century art.

The modernist home and studio of the painters Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, Charleston was a gathering point for some of the 20th century’s most radical artists, writers and thinkers known collectively as the Bloomsbury group. It is where they came together to imagine society differently, and has always been a place where art and experimental thinking are at the centre of everyday life.

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A Visit to

FRAMELESS IN LONDON

On Thursday 7 November 2024

This is an “Art Gallery” in a new way!

Frameless is redefining the experiential immersive art world. Situated in Marble Arch, it is the largest permanent multi-sensory experience in the UK. Frameless features four galleries and showcases some of the world’s greatest works of art presented in ways never seen before

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A private visit to Leighton House  and Sambourne House.

The tours will reflect the lives and work of Victorian Artists

It will be a private tour for ourselves only and at each House we will be guided through the magnificent rooms and works of art. 

Booking will open for this visit on Wednesday28th February, before and after  our Monthly talk

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Champs Hill is the home of The Bowerman Charitable Trust which was established in 1984. The Trust seeks to promote classical music and art, supports the growth of the Christian faith, and on occasion helps charities and organisations. (www.thebct.org.uk)

The Bowerman Charitable Trust are delighted to invite our group to view the exhibition ‘Painting the Green: flowers, grasses, shrubs and trees’.  Our major exhibition features depictions of flora from our Modern and Contemporary British Collection, and introduces major new acquisitions of works by Winifred Nicholson, Ivon Hitchens,  Anne Redpath, Mary Fedden, Elizabeth Blackadder and Olwyn Bowey. Great favourites from recent exhibitions including Andrew Gifford's celebrated Trees collections, through to works by established artists from Freddie Gore to William Bowyer are on view

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