The Culture of Ukraine with Rosamund Bartlett – Thursday 2nd November 2023
Despite Storm Ciaran, Rosamund Bartlett braved the weather and disrupted travel conditions to travel from Oxford to Grayshott Village Hall[…]
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Despite Storm Ciaran, Rosamund Bartlett braved the weather and disrupted travel conditions to travel from Oxford to Grayshott Village Hall[…]
Read moreWe were able to welcome back Bertie Pearce, but this time not on Zoom, and once again he kept the[…]
Read moreOn Tuesday 17th October the Arts Society Grayshott was pleased to welcome Timothy Walker, retired director of the Oxford Botanical[…]
Read moreJamie Hayes started his most interesting lecture on the History of Opera by quoting W.H. Auden ‘No good opera plot can[…]
Read moreHever Castle, as we see it today, is a glorious pastiche, one very rich American’s idea of an English baronial[…]
Read moreAuthor, lecturer and “Antiques Roadshow” expert Mark Hill gave an enthusiastic and riveting talk on his abiding interest and hobby[…]
Read moreIan Swankie is an art scholar and guide for the Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Guildhall Art Galleries and is also[…]
Read moreArt historian and freelance lecturer Dr Justine Hopkins gave 3 outstanding lectures on the place of trees in art and[…]
Read moreAll members’s are invited to an informal meeting at the Village Hall over refreshments and cake to meet other members.[…]
Read moreAlice White, who is an oil painter and Art tutor at the University of the Arts and UCL in London,[…]
Read moreColin is a BAFTA award winning screenplay writer as well as a lecturer in the History of Film, author and[…]
Read moreChristopher Bradley, writer, photographer, film producer and expert on the Middle East and North Africa took us on a very[…]
Read moreThis special interest day consisted of a series of three lectures, the first lecture covered the first two millennia[…]
Read moreWho was Pieter Bruegel the Elder? Where was he born? In what year? We don’t know the exact answer to[…]
Read moreThe Arts Society was very lucky to have artist, designer and lecturer Richard Whincop to step in with his lecture[…]
Read moreOn a sunny June day, we set off by coach to Banbury for Broughton Castle. Welcomed with coffee, homemade shortbread[…]
Read morePeter Medhurst, lecturer, musician and singer gave a stimulating and enthusiastic lecture on J.S Bach. Demonstrating his deep knowledge and understanding[…]
Read moreDrawing on her extensive knowledge and experience of Art and Architecture as a Lecturer for Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Guildhall[…]
Read moreOnce described by the French author Albert Camus as “Prague, the city full of gold genius” Gavin Plumley, well known writer, author,[…]
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