The annual subscription for membership of Chelmsford Art Society is
£25 per annum
payable at the first meeting in September each year.
The visitors fee is £5
(this is refunded if the visitor decides to join)
Meetings and Artist Demonstrations are £1 on the door
and take place 7.30-9.30pm fortnightly at:
The Link Room
Trinity Methodist Church,
Rainsford Road,
Chelmsford
CM1 2XB
New members are always welcome.
Information is available from chelmsfordartsocietyuk@gmail.com
Christine Hopper 01245 268624
Ron White 01245 262647
or turn up and join at a meeting!
£25 per annum
payable at the first meeting in September each year.
The visitors fee is £5
(this is refunded if the visitor decides to join)
Meetings and Artist Demonstrations are £1 on the door
and take place 7.30-9.30pm fortnightly at:
The Link Room
Trinity Methodist Church,
Rainsford Road,
Chelmsford
CM1 2XB
New members are always welcome.
Information is available from chelmsfordartsocietyuk@gmail.com
Christine Hopper 01245 268624
Ron White 01245 262647
or turn up and join at a meeting!
Our Membership is currently at capacity. To join our waiting list, please email the address listed above, or use the contact form on our 'Contacts' page, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Membership is open to everyone, whether they are an established artist or complete novice, or indeed with just an interest in the subject; all are welcome. The process of learning is by observation. The Society has been established for fifty years and has a membership of around 90. Meetings are held approximately every two weeks in the winter months, when visiting artists demonstrate their techniques in either watercolour, pastel or oil, or sometimes give an illustrated talk.
Membership is open to everyone, whether they are an established artist or complete novice, or indeed with just an interest in the subject; all are welcome. The process of learning is by observation. The Society has been established for fifty years and has a membership of around 90. Meetings are held approximately every two weeks in the winter months, when visiting artists demonstrate their techniques in either watercolour, pastel or oil, or sometimes give an illustrated talk.
