Meetings

8 January - Art Group Returns
Hopefully everyone had a pleasant Christmas and New Year and ready for an exciting year of art. Submit your name to Paul (secretary) if you wish to be considered for any of the committee positions. You must have been a member for twelve months in order to apply. Continue with your own work tonight while the future activities are finalised.

15 January - Group Annual General Meeting and Open Forum
Planning the activities and direction of the group for 2026. All welcome and everyone can have their say, present their point of view and vote for committee positions.

22 January - Optional Theme - Zoo
Continue with your own work or start our first theme of Zoo. This theme is open to your interpretation. Any animal you would expect to find in a zoo is fair game. When the group visited Blackpool Zoo last year there were plenty of squirrels, magpies and other native species running about so you are spoilt for choice! When searching for reference material do remember we have copyright free images taken during our zoo visit that members kindly donated to download and use. [CLICK HERE] to access the images. The reveal for this theme  is 5th March.

The following dates will be populated are activities are confirmed.

29 January

5 February

12 February 

19 February 

26 February

5 March - Theme Reveal 'Zoo' - Start 'Leyland Scene'
Bring your completed zoo image for display. Continue with your own work or start the next optional theme of Leyland Scene. This can be any recognisable location in or around Leyland. A classic park location, street scene or town scape either present day or from the past. The interpretation is wide open. Reveal for this theme is 16th April

12 March - Optional Workshop - 

19 March

26 March

2 April

9 April

16 April - Theme Reveal 'Leyland Scene' - Start 'Rainbow'
Bring your completed 'Leyland Scene' art work for display. Continue with your own work or start the next optional theme of 'Rainbow' This can be anything from a composition depicting a traditional rainbow to an abstract piece using all seven colours of the visible spectrum. Reveal for this theme is 21st May

23 April

30 April

7 May 

14 May - Optional Workshop - 

21 May - Theme

28 May

4 June

11 June

18 June

25 June

2 July - Theme

9 July - Optional Workshop - 

16 July

23 July

30 July

6 August - Theme

13 August - Mid Term Review and Social Evening
An opportunity for everyone to get together and have a chat about how the year is progressing and provide any new ideas / thoughts about the art group.

20 August

27 August

3 September

10 September

17 September - Optional Workshop - Pull Your String!
Organised by our own Stephen Watson this hands on workshop gives you the opportunity to create a piece of art with a humble piece of string. Welding goggles and gauntlets will not be needed. You can of course continue with your own work or progress with the current theme

24 September - Theme
Continue with own work or progress with the current optional theme. Stephen will bring materials for anyone who wishes to complete or continue with the 'Pull Your String' art from last week.

1 October

8 October

15 October 

22 October

29 October

5 November - Theme

12 November

19 November - Optional Workshop - Winter
Our own member Sue Redman will be hosting tonights workshop with a winter flavour. You can of course continue with your own work if you wish or progress with the current theme.

26 November

3 December

10 December - Theme Reveal

17 December - Christmas Party 

Meetings 2027

7 January - Art Group Returns
Hopefully everyone had a pleasant Christmas and New Year and ready for an exciting year of art. Submit your name to Paul (secretary) if you wish to be considered for any of the committee positions. You must have been a member for twelve months in order to apply. Continue with your own work tonight while the future activities are finalised.

14 January - Group Annual General Meeting and Open Forum
Planning the activities and direction of the group for 2026. All welcome and everyone can have their say, present their point of view and vote for committee positions.