Welcome to the website of the Arts Society Lomond and Argyll,
You can access the web site of The Arts Society by clicking on the logo in the right hand column.
Read a brief History of the Society prepared by Membership Secretary Jane Davies in 2020.
The society was presented with a gavel and block, 
handcrafted in London plane, at their inaugural meeting, in December 1997, in recognition of the Society being the 300th member of NADFAS, National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Society.
- The National Association and all member societies have a common aim for the promotion and advancement, appreciation and study of the decorative and fine arts and giving aid to the preservation of our National Artistic heritage for the benefit of all.
- In fulfilment of this aim,TASLA holds ten lectures a year, on a wide range of topics, and given by Lecturers who are acknowledged experts in their field.
- TASLA organizes study days, visits both in the U.K. and abroad to places such as museums, exhibitions and houses and gardens of architectural and artistic interest.
- Members are involved in all aspects of volunteering from Church Recorders, Heritage Volunteers projects, to Young Arts and Church Trails. These groups help record and preserve aspects of our artistic heritage for future generations.
- Click on Membership to see what categories are available.
- Anyone interested in knowing more about the society can contact membership@ladfas.org.uk.
- The meetings are held in the Victoria Halls usually on th
e 2nd Tuesday of the month. Coffee and shortbread is served from 10 am and the lecture starts at 10.30
Original by N. Macleod DA
- All this activity is co-ordinated by a small committee of enthusiastic volunteers and we are always looking for like-minded members to join us.
More information can be found about all the society's activities by looking up the appropriate section of this website.
