Arts Charities That specialise in Festival

PERFORMANCE OF CULTURALLY DIVERSE ARTS ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC FESTIVALS. PERFORMANCE AND EDUCATION ACTIVITIES DEMONSTRATING AND INTERPRETING BRITISH FOLK PUPPETRY.

The Insiders/Outsiders Arts Foundation was established expressly to support the year-long nationwide not-for-profit Insiders/Outsiders Festival, which ran from March 2019 until March 2020 and celebrated the contribution to British culture of refugees from Nazi Europe (see https://insidersoutsidersfestival.org/). It continues to offer a rich programme of online events on relevant topics.

Classical guitar ensemble for local children - rehearsals and performances, education in classical guitar playing and music - to raise funds for hall hire, music, equipment, and to donate money to local charities. Also performing for free at festivals, events, care homes, hospitals etc.

education activities in Sussex; in particular, science-related

The LDSSF started over 74 years ago as an annual event bringing local schools together for concert performances. The festival develops annual programmes for KS1 and KS2 pupils. The content of the programmes look at the advancement of education, arts, culture, heritage and mental wellbeing of children, with the benefits of singing and music making. The festival is inclusive - able and disabled.

We were formed to advance the education and awareness of the public in the arts, culture, language and heritage of Kerala and Keralites. Some of the main Activities are:- Language classes- Cookery lessons (kerala style)- Arts- Dance / Music / Karate classes-showcasing Kerala arts forms at festivals- Conducting Curry Nights

The charity exists to link writing groups and individual writers all around the country. It aims to help and advise writers and improve the quality of creative writing in all its forms. NAWG produces a bi-monthly magazine to give advice about writing. It runs a website and also hosts an annual writing festival.

To bring together a diverse group of individuals to sing together as a Choir, performing concerts and fundraising events.

Provision of a place of worship for all who wish to attend, the holding of prayer meetings, church services, public celebration of religious festivals.

1. The promotion of the art of brass band music for the public benefit of people living in Lancaster and the surrounding area, including the supporting of and participation in community events, festivals and celebrations. 2. ?To advance the education of the general public in the playing of brass band music, by the provision of a learner band and a main band.

Heritage Activities take place in Westbury, Wiltshire. They include 4 meetings with speakers a year, a joint speaker event with the Westbury Festival each year and organised walks or visits to a heritage site within Westbury.We moved to the local library on 28th August 2020 and we have a new website which organises our artefacts and resources in a more digital way.

Provision of playing field for sports activities and community activities such as carnival week. The hall facilities used for various group meetings, daytime and evening social events.

Activities provided by South Mountain Chinese Older People's Association include: weekly lunch gathering, bi-weekly health check-up, singing, Mah-Jong (Chinese Dominos) and cards, keep-fit exercise, talks by relevant service providers, welfare rights support by a Chinese worker from Welfare Rights Newcastle, advocacy service, outings and celebrations of major Chinese festivals.

To run a music festival for children up to the age of 18

Raise money/awareness in Stamford and surrounding area; make donations locally to worthy causes and people, do hands on work on small scale projects to assist people in need; hold 3 main events each year, Rock on the Rec in July, Christmas Tree Festival and Santa's Grotto in November/December. Run a talking newspaper service reading and distributing local paper on memory stick to visually impaired

Education of the public in the arts of sciences of music, with particular reference to music presented by marching bands together with an element of comedy, by means of concerts and other activities to which the public has access. Also to provide opportunities for those persons wishing to learn to play a musical instrument within the marching brass/woodwind range. The band also supports other char

The principle activities of the charity include: weekend prayer meetings: weekend classesfor children: yearly Eid festival celebrations, regular advice and advocacy as necessary.Visiting sick people at home and hospital: conducting naming ceremonies and prayers.

Festivals, Events, Workshops

The object of the charity are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public appreciation of the arts by the promotion of an annual Woolpit Festival and by such other ways as the charity through its board shall determine from time to time.

The Oxford Music Festival is an annual four day musical event open to the public. It is educational in character and is dedicated to the encouragement and promotion of active participation in music, especially among young people. Professional adjudicators comment on the playing and singing of participants with a view to encouraging interest and improving standards.

Annual Creigiau Village Carnival, Christmas Eve Santa Grotto, Boxing Day walk, Vintage Tea Party

SW15 Music provides free music tuition to people 6 - 18 years old and older if the person has special needs. The charity meets weekly at a Community Clubroom. The sessions include individual instrument music tuition on a range of instruments and encouragement to form bands and perform in public.SW15 Music facilitate ukulele workshops at national music festivals, schools and local library.

To advance the religion of Islam for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings,lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, the provision and maintenance of places of publicreligious worship by persons professing the religion of Islam.

To provide a recreation area for local sports clubs/teams to participate in sports activities. To provide play equipment for the local children and a venue for community events such as the village carnival, and bonfire.

An annual competitive festival of music and the Spoken Word to encourage higher standards especially among the children of Whitby and the surrounding area. A Choir Day is held in April when adult choirs from many parts of the UK come to sing together and be judged by professional adjudicators.The Festival was originally known as "The Eskdale Tournament of Song" and was founded in 1902.