Lymm Photographic Society - Community
Sharing the joys of photography in our village
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Welcome to our community page, here you will find details of upcoming events community engagements and also past events.
We are committed to supporting and engaging with the community of which we are very much a part.
You can see our past community exploits by clicking here
See below for supporting information.
We are committed to supporting and engaging with the community of which we are very much a part.
You can see our past community exploits by clicking here
See below for supporting information.
Please note that external links out of our control may become unavailable over time
We are looking forward to exhibiting at the 2024 Lymm Festival - hope to see you there. More details to follow
Looking forward to 2024
Following on from the fascinating talk by Alan Williams we have a packed community agenda which includes the Lymm Transport Day and Lymm Festival. We are delighted to have been invited to provide some badge assistance to the Brownies in 2024. Our presence at Transport Day will be under our new gazebo which has been made possible by the financial support of Lymm Parish Council .Our local farm collaboration continues and we hope to revisit Lymm Hall for another photo shoot later in the year.
Following on from the fascinating talk by Alan Williams we have a packed community agenda which includes the Lymm Transport Day and Lymm Festival. We are delighted to have been invited to provide some badge assistance to the Brownies in 2024. Our presence at Transport Day will be under our new gazebo which has been made possible by the financial support of Lymm Parish Council .Our local farm collaboration continues and we hope to revisit Lymm Hall for another photo shoot later in the year.
ELIZABETH PULMAN TALK
In February, Alan Williams of the Lymm Heritage Centre presented the life of times of Elizabeth Pulman the first female professional photographer in New Zealand who was born in Lymm. It was a fascinating evening that was enjoyed by a good turnout and we were pleased to see a number of new faces.
We are very grateful to Alan and you can learn more about Lymm Heritage Centre here
In February, Alan Williams of the Lymm Heritage Centre presented the life of times of Elizabeth Pulman the first female professional photographer in New Zealand who was born in Lymm. It was a fascinating evening that was enjoyed by a good turnout and we were pleased to see a number of new faces.
We are very grateful to Alan and you can learn more about Lymm Heritage Centre here
