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Life group (untutored)
Meetings are held on Monday evenings at Maidstone Community Centre at Marsham Street between 7 pm - 9 pm. Booked as six weekly sessions. In order that we can raise the funds to pay the hall and model fees we need at least 8 people to commit to the 6 weeks. (Non-refundable once session starts) Members £65 Non-members £80 Note: All sessions are complete for 2022 and we will resume again in the New Year! *****Whilst the meetings are untutored there are experienced artists who attend and are more than happy to share their expertise and experience. If you would like to join the Society please complete the form below for details.
By Kate Foster
By Kate Foster
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By John Rogers
DIRECTIONS to Maidstone Community Centre:
From Maidstone East Station. Turn right out of station and walk up the hill (past the taxis). Turn right on to Week Street. Walk approximately for 5 mins down Week Street (Pedestrianised Shopping Area) Look for Subway on the left hand side of the street turn into this street – UNION STREET. Walk up Union Street for about 1 min take the first turning on the right – CHURCH STREET. Walk along Church Street – pass the car park on the left. Follow the road around to the left. Walk past the old Eye Hospital Building (left-side) and you will see The Trinity Foyer (Old Church Building) in front of you with steps leading up the front. Walk past this, stay on the left hand side of the road. You will then proceed into MARSHAM STREET. MCSC is the large red brick building on the right hand side of the road with 3 steps at the front and a ramp for disabled access. By Road from M20 M20 to Junction 7 - follow the signs for Maidstone Town Centre. Continue forward onto King Street A20. There are 2 parking options on King Street. Left is the Chequer’s roof car park entrance and opposite that is the entrance for a single level outside car park. These are short term car parks. There is no parking for visitors during normal office hours at the Centre. You can access the Maidstone Borough Council website for up to date information for both long term and short term parking nearby. 
By John Rogers
February 2020
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By Michael Hicks
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By Kate Foster
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By Michael Hicks
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