Royal Academy – Christmas gift ideas for the art enthusiast in your life
Gifts that go a long way
This time of year gives us the opportunity to pause and reflect on the important things around us and, in 2020, we’ve been reminded just how special our Friends are. We’ve loved welcoming you back over the last few months and couldn’t have done it without your support. Thank you.
Some might say it’s a little early, but here at the RA we want to spread the joy and kindness of the upcoming season far and wide with a few of our gifting ideas.
Buying from your favourite gallery or museum this Christmas will help them navigate this difficult time. As an independent charity without government funding, the RA needs your help. Every purchase supports our work and helps to secure the future of the RA.
Enjoy 10% off your order with your Friends of the RA discount – simply enter the promo code FRIENDOCT at checkout*.
Gift ideas from RA
For the wordsmith
Say it all with statement gifts including RA Editions, accessories, books and more.
For the eco-visionary
Nurture a more conscious approach to gift-giving with this carefully sourced collection including sustainably sourced lifestyle and art materials.
A whole year of art in one little card
Share a Friends membership this year with someone special. It’s the gift that keeps on giving and helps support the RA’s future.
All our gift memberships come in a beautiful limited edition gift box with artwork by Rebecca Salter PRA. Young memberships start from £62.
Keep in touch
Last chance 3 for 2 on Christmas cards
Keep loved ones close with 3 for 2 on all RA Christmas cards, featuring festive designs by Royal Academicians and leading artists. Use code FRIENDSCARDS2020 at checkout before 8 November**.
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