Events

Leamington Music concert – Sunday January 24th 2010 at 3.00pm

This Sunday afternoon concert by The Ludwig String Trio with pianist Bengt Forsberg was supported by RLSDFAS. The programme of Brahms, Schumann and Dvorak was beautifully played and very well received. The concert marked the beginning of a series of Sunday afternoon concerts – Music in the Round. For more details and information use the link to Leamington Music on our Links page.

Biennial Dinner 20th May 2010.

The dinner will be held at The Knights Suite, Mallory Court at 7.30pm on Thursday 20th May. Christopher Tarrant, a Liveryman of the Goldsmiths’ Company, will be talking to us about silver at the dining table.

Tickets - £40. Open to non-members.

Volunteers' Lunch

Our Volunteers’ Lunch, given biennially to thank all those who are involved in our volunteer projects and our Church Recorders, was held on May 12th. Suzanne and Paul Tisdale most generously hosted the event for us and it was attended by some thirty volunteers from every volunteer group. The lovely weather gave everyone, committee and volunteers alike, the opportunity to stroll round the gardens afterwards and to meet one another resulting in a most relaxed and convivial day. It was good to see the various groups exchanging news and learning about the projects that others are working on.

You can view a full set of pictures of the event on KodakGallery - and order prints if you wish.

New Members' Coffee Morning - Thursday September 24th
The Great Hall, Lord Leycester Hospital, Warwick

A most convivial group of our new members gathered for coffee at the Lord Leycester Hospital where they were introduced to the Committee and their helpers. It was a most enjoyable occasion and an opportunity for them to learn a little more about our society and its wider role in the community.

Over the last year our volunteers have restored the weapons and arms at the Lord Leycester Hospital providing a most valuable inventory and insight into the collection. The new members were fascinated to see their work after the social gathering and were able to explore the historic buildings and garden.

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