Getting ready for a lecture at Honiton by Philip Banham - 350 years of English painting on Glass

The Society is a charity based in Honiton, East Devon. We are part of the South-West Area of NADFAS, the National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies. The main activity is a monthly lecture, normally illustrated with excellent slides, on an Art History topic.

The National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies was launched in 1968 by Patricia Fay with eleven societies and has expanded to over 330 societies in the UK, 10 in Europe, 27 in Australia and one in New Zealand. With 90,000 members worldwide, NADFAS works towards promoting and preserving the arts.

As well as supporting all these societies, especially with a comprehensive Directory of approved lecturers, the Association's concerns include voluntary work to maintain historic buildings, recording churches and their contents, working towards developing the arts for the young and arranging tours for members

All lectures take place in the Royal British Legion hall, which is warm and comfortable. There is close parking in Dowell Street car park, lunches can be taken before the meeting and teas after. Meetings start at 2.15pm on a Tuesday.

At present we have no waiting list; if you would like to learn more about membership please click the Membership button.

Registered charity No. 1111757

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