Radlett Art Society
The Radlett Art Society is a UK-based registered charity (no. 1064622) dedicated to promoting education and participation in fine arts. Founded in 1966 by Tom Coubro, the society supports artistic engagement through lectures, workshops, exhibitions, and cultural visits[4].

Activities and Offerings
The society organizes illustrated lectures by experts in painting, sculpture, and allied subjects, held live (April–September) and via Zoom (October–March)[2]. Members participate in workshops for life drawing, portraiture, and still-life, as well as outdoor sketching sessions during summer[4]. Annual visits to galleries, museums, and heritage sites in the UK and Europe are a core part of its programming[1][4].

Membership and Events
With over 250 members, including artists and non-artists, the society fosters a collaborative environment for skill-sharing[4]. Its annual summer exhibition, held at venues such as the Radlett Centre, allows members to display and sell their work[5]. Additional activities include social events like a Christmas lunch and art demonstrations by visiting professionals[4].

Governance
A volunteer committee oversees the society’s operations, including event planning and membership management[4]. It emphasizes accessibility, offering reduced student membership fees[4]. The society’s charitable status reflects its focus on arts education and community engagement[1][3].

[1] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/3943291/charity-overview [2] https://radlett-art-society.weebly.com [3] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/3943291/what-who-how-where [4] https://radlett-art-society.weebly.com/about-us.html [5] https://www.radlettreform.org.uk/art-gallery