'The Blake Society holds events once a month throughout the year. The Society’s events are free to members unless explicitly indicated. Guests and non-members are welcome to attend.'

Annual Lecture, organized alongside their AGM: 'Both the AGM and the lecture are open to the public.' Lecture normally held in Courtauld Institute of Art, but other venues might be used.

'The Society organises a varied programme of lectures and visits to exhibitions and places of interest each year ... Pre-booking for all lectures is strongly advised.'

'The Romney Society organises a programme for members which includes six or seven lectures a year, trips to galleries and historic houses to view paintings by George Romney, together with several social events ... The lectures are open to all.'

'The Society regularly mounts lectures and informal talks given by the world's leading experts on the painter; it organises out-of-hours viewings of important public exhibitions of his work, as well as visits to the Study Room at Tate Britain where the Bequest works on paper are held; and it arranges trips to see private collections that include works by Turner. In addition, it publishes a fine magazine which goes to all members of the Society three times a year, and it works tirelessly to deepen awareness of the range and power of Turner's astonishing genius.'

The Society 'runs a varied and interesting series of talks and visits throughout the year ... The pre-booking of tickets for all visits is required. Pre-booking for events at our premises is advised. Our historic Coach House lecture room has limited seating capacity and if you attend without pre-booking you risk being turned away'.