Arts Charities That specialise in Festival

Annual Music & Drama Festival held February/March.Affiliated to The British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech

This is a small chamber choir. It gives concerts in West Berkshire in support of local charities and other causes or churches. Its repertoire is both sacred and secular. The choir also is from time to time a visiting choir to cathedrals around the country. It also provides a choir to local parish churches for particular events like a harvest festival or a carol service or weddings

We exist to promote and hold an annual festival which helps to advance the education of young people in the arts of music, speech and drama.

Kent Liberal Jewish Community - Ohel Rachel is part of Liberal Judaism. We have around 50 members living all over Kent and hold monthly Shabbat services in Maidstone, as well as Festival services and social events. All Jewish men and women, including those with non-Jewish partners and those who are Jews by choice, will receive a warm welcome in our community.

The organisation of an annual Youth Festival of Music, Speech and Drama open to all aged under 21 years.

Organising events and publications in pursuit of the charity's aims and objectives, including community celebrations, festivals of culture, concerts and other activities.

Cynnal a chadw adeilad addas a phwrpasol ar gyfer gweithgareddau amrywiol gan gymdeithasau ac aelodau o'r cyhoedd sydd yn byw yn yr ardal gyfagos. Trefnu gweithgareddau fel eisteddfod gadeiriol , gwasanaeth carolau ag ati er budd y gymuned.

The advancement of education of the public in the arts of music, dance, and speech in all its branches.Performance opportunities, constructive comments provided by high-quality BIFF adjudicators; a competitive element to some classes. The annual festival classes are open to the public.Concerts and other workshops also open to the public.

We are a Festival celebrating amateur music and drama performing, with opportunities for children, young people and adults to perform in both a competitive and non-competitive supportive environment with the benefit of feedback.

The AHCF aims to relieve financial hardship and improve the education of children and young people suffering from any form of poverty, illness or disability, in the UK and abroad. We give small grants and keep overheads to minimum. We raise money anyway by anyone. e.g. sewing educational displays. Stewarding volunteers at Glastonbury Festival make a great contribution to our funds.

To provide facilities for village organisations eg: WI, Flower Club,Toddlers, Parish Council, Lunches for Senior Citizens. and for community functions such as the annual Beer festival to raise money for the school;Apple Day to raise money for the Playgroup and AGMs of local groups.

Annual competitive festival of music, speech and drama

Bradford Bengali Hindu Cultural Society exists to promote the teaching of Bengali Hindu culture to interested citizens in the UK from its base in Bradford.Fully registered with the charities commission, we arrange teaching about our culture to children and adults as well as arranging celebrations from the Hindu religious calendar, including Diwali and Autumn Puja festivals.

festival of dance

Organising and managing events to support to the Local CommunityFundraising is support of Local and National CharitiesSupport of the those in need locally.Managing Holsworthy Carnival

To advance the Christian religion in Liverpool for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

(1) To promote and advance education in the fields of music, dance, speech and drama. (2) To promote and organise/assist in organising festivals at which music, dance speech & drama performances are given a platform and the benefit of suitably qualified professional adjudication and advice. (3) To provide a stage for artists who have taken part in the festivals.

To provide a festival environment for both young people and adults in music, singing, musical instruments, speech and drama on an annual basis so that the participants gain experience and enjoyment in the different performing arts. Classes are almost always competitive with the Festival bringing in professional adjudicators to develop talents and provide feedback.

Gloucestershire Puja and Cultural Association will organise the following Hindu Religious Festivals throughout the year. Following are planned:1. Sarbojonin Durgotsav2. Kojagori MahaLakshmi Puja 3. Sri Saraswati Puja 4. Rabindra Nazrul Jayantiand any other religious and cultural activities as agreed by the trustees.

Building Futures Together is a small charity, who aims to advance the education of pupils at Kite Ridge School and improve the quality-of-life experience for young people with disabilities in High Wycombe and local areas. One of the experiences provided by the organisation is KiteFest, a charity music festival that is primarily for children and young people with disabilities within Buckinghamshire

We organise an annual agricultural and horticulural show in the village of Gwenddwr, for the benefit of local people and visitors.

OUR AIM AND PURPOSE IS EDUCATION IN BOTH THE PRACTICE AND THE APPRECIATION OF ART.WE ALSO MAKE CHARITABLE DONATIONS FROM TIME TO TIME, SUCH AS TO THE MAYOR'S CHARITY AND WE ALSO PARTICIPATE IN THE LIONS' ANNUAL TOWN CARNIVAL.

Provision of guided walks in and around Haltwhistle Northumberland

An annual festival is held each summer at Credenhill in Traherne's church with academic and general talks on Traherne.An annual lecture takes place on or near 10th October( Traherne Day in the church calender)Regular newsletters are sent to members and a website provides information for those wishing to learn moreLinks are maintained with those editing and researching Traherne's writings.

Providing training in techniques of archaeologcal exploration. Organising activities such as digs, fieldwalking, lectures and exhibitions and encouraging the general public to participate in these.Organising an annual Festival of Archaeology and liasing closely with other bodies to further interest and participation in archeaeological discovery.