Maidenhead Painting Club is an inclusive art club for all ages and abilities. It was set up in 1978 and has been promoting and encouraging arts and creativity (particularly in painting and drawing) ever since.
The Club organises a number of regular classes and workshops, where members are free to learn and practise visual arts ( watercolour, acrylics, oils and mixed media ) The Club meets at a number of venues within Maidenhead and Cookham. Membership costs and fees are kept as low as possible but depend on venue hire . We also organise art demonstrations, critiques and visits to exhibitions on visual arts as well as offering classes tutored by experienced artists.
The Club arranges various summer sketching and painting venues, art demonstrations and critiques during the year as well as occasional art exhibitions and a Christmas Social. Members who use e-mail (the club’s preferred way to communicate) may also receive occasional reminders and updates.
There are 3 newsletters a year giving useful, up-to-date information for members. The newsletter is produced digitally but please contact the club if you are unable to receive any electronic versions via email. Please also contact the Newsletter / Social Secretary if you have something you would like to be included in the newsletter. Recently the Club have introduced Bulletins to provide more urgent communications on new outings and exhibitions, etc
The Club organises a number of regular classes and workshops, where members are free to learn and practise visual arts ( watercolour, acrylics, oils and mixed media ) The Club meets at a number of venues within Maidenhead and Cookham. Membership costs and fees are kept as low as possible but depend on venue hire . We also organise art demonstrations, critiques and visits to exhibitions on visual arts as well as offering classes tutored by experienced artists.
The Club arranges various summer sketching and painting venues, art demonstrations and critiques during the year as well as occasional art exhibitions and a Christmas Social. Members who use e-mail (the club’s preferred way to communicate) may also receive occasional reminders and updates.
There are 3 newsletters a year giving useful, up-to-date information for members. The newsletter is produced digitally but please contact the club if you are unable to receive any electronic versions via email. Please also contact the Newsletter / Social Secretary if you have something you would like to be included in the newsletter. Recently the Club have introduced Bulletins to provide more urgent communications on new outings and exhibitions, etc