Bromley Guitar Society

The Bromley Guitar Society was founded in 1982 to encourage local interest in the classical guitar. The main aim of the Society is to give people who are studying the instrument an opportunity to perform to a sympathetic audience who share a common interest. By doing this, the Society aims to bring the classical guitar more into the forefront of local musical activity and also to give students an opportunity to hear others play.

The Society has approximately 65 members and a few of them are shown in the picture above (click the image to increase the size)

Please see our latest newsletter for details of the next meeting.  To view this you may need to install the free Adobe Acrobat PDF reader which can be obtained from the Adobe website

For other BGS information including Guitars and other items for sale please visit the BGS Blog site http://bromleyguitarsociety.blogspot.com/

For news on a wide range of classical guitar events please go to the Classical Guitar News website

The Bromley Guitar Society usually meets on the 3rd Saturday of every month
(except August) at:

St Mark's Church is about 250yds from Bromley South railway station - see map

The meetings take place in the church hall from 6.30pm to 9.30 and members are welcome to attend for whole or part of the meetings.

Membership Information

There are three categories of membership, with different annual subscription rates:

Student membership is available to all students in full-time education.

All paid-up members of the Society receive the monthly Newsletter, and may attend and vote at the AGM. The membership includes admission to the year's Member's evenings free of charge, and admission at a reduced rate to concerts and meetings where a guest artist or paid speaker is engaged

The annual membership subscriptions are an important source of income for the Society, and cover much of the overheads of the Society meetings.

When a concert is arranged, a top artist is usually engaged, at a substantial fee, and a separate charge is made. Members enjoy a reduced rate, and have priority when booking seats.

How to join

To print out a membership form, click here to open a new window containing the form. From the new window, select the File menu, and click Print..., or just press [CTRL]+P. Then simply fill in the form, attach your cheque for the subscription, and send it to the address on the bottom of the slip.