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Community & Cultural Development Section

Oadby clubs and societies

The Society was founded some 40 years ago by a group of mostly amateur, but with some professional artists. At present there are about 60 members (full exhibiting members and associate members)
You may wish to come along as a visitor at a small charge of £2 per meeting
Meetings are held at Beauchamp College, Oadby. Usually on the first Monday of each month at 7pm. from September to June (unless the school is closed for a bank holiday when the meeting is moved to the 2nd Monday)
The meetings consist mainly of demonstrations by professional artists using a variety of methods and media which are both entertaining and educational.
Occasionally an artist of note is invited to conduct an appraisal of members work.

BSC is a mixed 4 part choir about 40 strong, open to all ages without audition.

It rehearses on Mondays from 7~9pm at Trinity Methodist Church, Oadby, from September to May.

It presents a programme of Christmas Music in December and also goes carol-singing to raise money for charity.

Previous performances have included Handel’s Messiah, Merrie England by Edward German, and a programme of Opera Choruses.

There is an annual subscription of about £60.

BSC is a very friendly choir which welcomes new members.

Anyone interested in joining should contact the coordinator,

Jean Cloud by email HERE

 

Further details on Infolinx or Beehive

 

 

12^th May 2008

Sue Edwards ‘The Story Behind the Painting’ – an illustrated talk.

 

5^th – 8^th June 2008

41^st Annual Exhibition at Brocks Hill Environment Centre.

All 7pm at Brocks Hill Environment Centre, free entry

If you are a local artist and would like an opportunity to display your work in either Blaby District or Oadby & Wigston Borough Council Foyer, contact Sallie Wocha

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Sallie Wocha, Arts & Heritage Development Officer Oadby Wigston & Blaby

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Guthlaxton College, Wigston ~ Thursdays 6-8pm ~ ~ adults & children welcome ~ £6 per session ~ contact Sallie Wocha, Arts & Heritage Development Officer O&W ~ 272 7617 ~ email