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Do you require a speaker for your club, society or for a one-off event? Book Barbara Weston, she’ll happily come & entertain you with stories about the extensive Collection.
2020 Events
Discover some interesting events, visits & trips that we’ve planned for 2020!
Christmas Get Together 2019
A warm welcome awaited the 60 members & Friends who attended this most enjoyable occasion.
An Honour For Jacqueline Love
Discover why Jacqueline Love was nominated for The Blackpool Tower Celebrating 125 Years Local Heroes Awards this September.
Forthcoming Talk: The History of the Lytham St Annes Art Collection by Barbara Weston – 15 Oct 2019
Friends Committee member, Barbara Weston, has been invited to present a talk about The History of the Lytham St Annes Art Collection for members of the Warton History Society. Entry only £2.50!
‘Coast’ Exhibition of Items From the Collection Monday 24 June – Friday 9 August 2019
An excellent exhibition entitled ‘Coast’ was on display in the Fylde Gallery, Booths, Lytham, from the last week of June until the first week of August.
Surprise Donation to the Collection
Find out about the unexpected dontation of lithographs of Richard Ansdell paintings.
Biggest Cheque Ever!
Friends proudly presented their biggest ever cheque to Fylde Borough Council to pay for work carried out on 12ft high Amphritite & Hebe sculptures.
A Double Celebration
Find out about our largest cheque, the donation of a Richard Ansdell sketch & a surpise gift of two lithographs of paintings by Richard Ansdell.
Hebe & Amphritite Celebration Event 27 June 2019
Members & invited guests to celebrate the conservation of Hebe & Amphritite, the two most beautiful marble statues which dominate the original entrance hall of the Town Hall building.
Fund Raising Event & Lecture: ‘Print Works, Doesn’t It?’
Members & friends are welcome to join us at 2.00pm on Wednesday 20 February at St Annes United Reformed Church for this wonderful talk.
Mayor & Mayoress Celebrate the Arts & Conservation
TASF celebrate 10th Anniversary by conserving Ivories