Ribble & Craven
The Arts Society would not be where it is today without the dedication and enthusiasm of our volunteers who work tirelessly to run Societies and support the arts and heritage sector. Our strength is our people, joined together by a passion for the arts which can nourish and empower us all.
Our success is largely due to the volunteers on the committee, who through sheer enthusiasm and dedication, run our society and deliver extraordinary educational, artistic and heritage activities year on year. The committee meet once a month in addition to each lecture meeting, to ensure the continued smooth running of the society, ensuring it remains vibrant and accessible to all
There are many ways to participate in your local society and any level of contribution is welcomed. Volunteer for a heritage project, become a committee member, serve tea and coffee at meetings, or just enjoy the superb monthly lectures.
Our work creates a better, healthier and more connected society and we sincerely hope that our website will inspire you to join us and build your appreciation of local and national fine art institutions and initiatives.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
The Arts Society would not be where it is today without the dedication and enthusiasm of our volunteers who work tirelessly to run the Society and support the arts and heritage sector.
ANDREW PENNY
President
IAIN HULLAND
Chairman
BARBARA BOOTH
Programme Secretary
GLENDA LEES
Arts Volunteering Representative
JOANNE BOSONNET
Publications
JOAN PORTER
Committee
ROGER CORNES
Treasurer
JUDITH RAWKINS
Membership Secretary
ALAN JACKSON
Heritage Volunteer Representative
ANNE KERSHAW
Local Trips & Social
STUART CLARE
Secretary
BARBARA BOOTH
Outings Secretary
MAUREEN KING
Committee
MARGARET BREAKELL
Local Trips & Social
OUR EVENTS
The Arts Society Ribble & Craven is an active and lively society with a rich educational and social calendar.
Membership
Membership gives you access to The Arts Society Ribble & Craven lectures, day of special interest, trips and volunteering activities.
