Welcome to Welwyn Garden Decorative & Fine Arts Society!

  • We meet on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Campus West Theatre, Welwyn Garden City. Lectures begin at 10.30 am, and members are requested to take their seats by 10.20 am. Coffee is available in the foyer from 10.00 am. Visitors are welcome, subject to availability of space, the admission charge being £5 per session.

    • Committee Members of Welwyn Garden Decorative & Fine Arts Society

    Position Name Address
    Chairman
         		 Mrs Dianne Howes 45 New Road,Digswell,
    AL6 0AQ
    tel: 01438 715870
    Secretary
          		Mrs Charmaine Butler 20 Cranborne Road, Hatfield AL10 8AP
    Treasurer
          		Mr Graham Spring 25 Digswell Park Road,
    AL8 7NW
    Membership Secretary
         		 Mrs Elizabeth Tabraham-Palmer
         		 58 Old Hertford Rd, Hatfield, AL9 5HF
    tel: 01707 273129
    Programme Secretary Mr David Tabraham-Palmer 58 Old Hertford Rd, Hatfield, AL9 5HF
    Vice-Chairman & Days of Special Interest
         		 Dr Chris Lund
     
         		 1 Fern Grove, Welwyn Garden City, AL8 7ND
    tel: 01707 330427
    Outings Secretary Mrs Vickie Harris
         		 99 Robbery Bottom Lane, Welwyn, AL6 0UL
    Young Arts
         		 Mrs Norah Irvin
         		 27 Sandown Road, Stevenage, SG1 5SF
    Church Recorders Mrs Joyce Wallis
         		 15 Hatherleigh Gardens, Potters Bar, EN6 5HZ
    Area Chairman
         		 Mrs Ann Hollis 12 Lodge Drive, Hatfield AL9 5HN

    Louis de Soissons, designer of Welwyn Garden City

    A brief history of Welwyn Garden DFAS

    With the 30th anniversary of the founding of our society in 2010, chairman Dianne Howes brings our history up-to-date.

    What is NADFAS?

    Founded in 1968 by Patricia Fay, NADFAS is an arts-based charity, with over 340 local Decorative and Fine Art Societies in the UK and Mainland Europe. All NADFAS Societies subscribe to the aims and objects of the National Association: the advancement of arts education and appreciation and the preservation of our artistic heritage. NADFAS promotes these aims through lectures on the fine and decorative arts in their widest sense, through study days, visits and tours and through volunteering activities, such as Church Recorders, Heritage Volunteers and Young Arts and the giving of grants.