All the statues you know and love?
entry to gallery is free.
if you are interested in this event , let me or Jan Martin know please.
More on the the coach the cheaper it will be.
Coach is £560 39 seater
if thirty nine members book it will cost £15 if thirty book £19. etc.
take care
Maureen
Hi
all those who have shown interest in this trip either by text , telephone calls or emails can you please pay asap?
( Tuesday 245h May ) if possible, as the Hall requires a deposit to confirm our booking, this is the only date given to us for the foreseeable future to view the ‘Shifting Sands’ art posters in the grounds.
Thank you
Maureen
We hope to visit the beautiful Byzantine church, Lytham Fairhaven U.R.C, in the morning.
We are to have a tour of Lytham Hall after lunch at the nice café on site and a roam around the grounds to view the posters which are rather large and outdoors.
Shifting Sands, by Nicky Thomson, is an art trail set within
the grounds of Lytham Hall. It’s a collection of 12 new works celebrating the art of the travel poster, which has strong historical links to the Fylde – the coming of the railway heralded the start of tourism for the Fylde.
Coach from Maghull Square 9.30 am. Cost £27
Hi all. Due to the increased coach cost for the Preston trip the venue has been changed to a local potters in Formby on Thursday July 7th. Meet 11a.m at venue
China Butterfly, Cafe Kalila
7c Duke Street Formby L37 4AL Merseyside.
Class is now full. Cost of class £20.00 which means those who have paid will need to call in and alter there cheques or write another for £20 and I will destroy the previous £31 i.e a refund of £11. Yhe members who have still to pay , please do so as soon as possible.
Thank you – Maureen
Kirkby Gallery – July 1st 10.30
Tina is willing to give us an introductory tour. Four Liverpool artists are in this exhibition.
Free Entry. Donations please. Please don’t add name if not sure of attending, it saves other time and stress.
A new exhibition from the ever popular Japanese art genre at La
dy Lever art gallery.
Train from Maghull Station on Wednesday 4th May about 10.30 just in time for a spot of lunch at the lovely café on site at Lady Lever before 1pm viewing .
Free entry ,donations at venue on day.
This event is now full. The Walker have at last confirmed they will do two back to back tours on June 23rd at 3pm and 4pm. This has been a battle of will’s with the Walker.
If you let me know which you prefer beforehand hopefully it will work out ten and ten.
If we all arrive at 2pm, we can sort it at the venue.
Take care – Maureen
But don’t know who did them? Well here is your chance to find out.
Looking to squeeze this in ( as we are fully booked up until then) Friday 29th July, it ends 31st July.
Who hasn’t posed by Eric Morecombe’s statue in Morecombe? Graham Ibbeson is the man who created it and many more. From Barnsley, inspired by Graham’s workshop, figures include celebrated performers such as Eric Morecambe, Benny Hill, Laurel & Hardy and for the very first time Grahams latest sculpture of Ken Dodd with Diddyman, Dickie Mint, on display by kind special permission from Lady Dodd. We should be tickled by this exhibition.
Glassworks Gallery, Barnsley is quite small so after lunch we will do a short tour of the town to spot many more of his works.
Coach to Barnsley from Maghull Square 9am.return 4pm.cost depends on numbers but wont be too much and gallery is free entry. Please book at desk on Tuesdays – Maureen
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I am looking to book a hands on class in a small privately owned Pottery, NR Preston.N.B Had to alter date to 7th July as coach firm was fully booked for 6th hope this is not awkward for anyone who has already shown an interest.
We can choose from a few different already made items, and paint to our own design. I can pick them up at a later date when they are fired and glazed.
Cost £16.
I will look into a coach as it’s a bit of a trek, which will probably be
£15 each
Total £31
Let me know if tour interested please as studio is quite small, only twenty five places available. P.S old clothes to be worn
Take care,
Maureen
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