Creating a creative community movement!
Imagine this: hundreds of people in need in our community getting access to creativity, finding warmth, making friends and boosting their wellbeing - we call this New Brewery Hearts.
Our Patrons play a significant part in making this happen.
Our Patrons
Bee Brockman
Colin Forbes
Jeremy Lodwick
Dame Fiona Reynolds
Matthew and Beth Smith
Charles and Amanda Woodd
Patrons donate £500 or more each year, and as a patron you will receive:
Invitations to Gallery Previews for exhibitions by renowned creatives
Updates on how your donation is being used
A guided tour of New Brewery Arts, with our CEO, for you and your friends
Your name listed in our publications (if desired)
And you don’t have to pay all in one go - you can spread the cost by regular payments, either quarterly or monthly. However you pay, you’ll be giving significant support to New Brewery Arts and we’d be delighted to welcome you as a Patron.
To become a Patron (donation of £500 per annum), please select the “I’d like to give regularly” box below, and then select your preferred frequency - month, quarterly, or yearly.
On the next screen, select “Custom” and enter the appropriate amount as follows: Monthly - £45.00, Quarterly £125.00, Yearly - £500.00. (You can of course give more if you’d like to), then press “Next”.
On the next screen, please tick the Gift Aid box - this really makes a difference as it enables us to claim an additional 25% from the government. Then press “Next” to go to the screen where you set up your Direct Debit.
We have teamed up with the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) to process your donation securely and administer gift aid on your donation.
WHAT'S ON
New Brewery Arts is the place to come and explore the best of British craft and creativity. We have over 100 weekly courses and short workshops on offer each term and regularly changing exhibitions.
blend Café
Blend Café is a casual, welcoming space for any occasion - whether that’s a cosy morning coffee in town, a much-needed nourishing lunch break during the work day, or a quick nibble before a weekend exploring Cirencester and the wider Cotswolds.