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A warm welcome to TASDAG.  We’re a membership group who have a broad interest in the arts – from fine art to performing arts,  from traditional to contemporary. We are always enquiring,  always eager to learn,  and we know how much pleasure we get from the breadth of the arts,  how much our lives are enriched.  Enriched, too, by the friendships we make through the social activities connected with TASDAG.

Events

A monthly lecture by expert speakers on any aspect of the arts—drama, ceramics, music, architecture, history of art, fashion, books, modern art, prehistoric art, interior design, gardens, painting, sculpture, dance, jewellery, film, textiles.

Other Activities

We arrange additional outings,  special interest days and other events,  and produce a tri-annual magazine packed with interesting and in-the moment arts information

Join Us

We are delighted to welcome new members at any time.  Find out more.

Forthcoming Lectures / Events

Tuesday 08 September 2026
Tuesday 08 September 2026

Rodin: the Flight of the Soul

Michael Howard

“What makes my Thinker think is that he thinks not only with his brain, with his knitted brow, his distended nostrils and compressed lips, but with every muscle of his arms, back, and legs, with his clenched fist and gripping toes.”

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Tuesday 13 October 2026
Tuesday 13 October 2026

The Changing Face of Contemporary Glass Art

Susan Wood

“We have had a long love affair with glass. It inspires us with its beauty, surprises us with its versatility, challenges us with its complex physical properties. Glass is performance art…from its fluidity to the way it scatters light in space.”

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Tuesday 10 November 2026
Tuesday 10 November 2026

Raphael, a god amongst painters

Chantal Brotherton Ratcliff

Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo—the trinity of great masters of the High Renaissance. But Raphael leaves questions behind him. Why has he been over-shadowed by his peers? How can we distil his magic? And most poignantly, had he lived, what would have come next?

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