Arts Charities That specialise in Festival

Organisation of Festival Weekend over August Bank Holiday 2010, including Fun Run, children's disco, Wild West dance and barbecue evening and day's amusement and sporting activities on the playing field.

The Shap Working Party on World Religious in Education provides a calendar of religious festivals for sale to recipients including schools, hospitals, prisons and supermarkets. It also produces a e-calendar illustrating the festivals as well as providing consultancy for those who need expertise in the place of religions in society.

The Society organises an annual Music Festival of mostly competitive classes held in 3 or 4 venues in the seaside town of Hornsea over a period of either 3 or 4 days. It is held during the first week of July. Fund raising social events such as Coffee Mornings and Garden Parties may be held at other times throughout the year.

We organise a Festival of Music, Speech and Drama for amateur performers of all ages, providing them with an opportunity to perform and receive a professional adjudication and, if appropriate, a trophy to keep for a year.

Discos, bingos, fairs, non uniform days, carnival

Organise music events in order to support and stimulate music activity within Sefton and Merseyside for amateur choirs, school choirs and dementia friendly choirs. Fund, in partnership with Sefton Music Service, choral workshops in primary schools leading to celebratory concerts annually under the 'Sing for Sefton' identity. Support the weekly Memories R Made dementia friendly choir, Southport.

Fundraising events throughout the year to benefit the local school children. Events such as village festival, duck race, raffles, craft fairs. The charity operates within the local village area.

To assist The Mrs Sunderland Music Festival to achieve its aims, in particular by making a grant each year out of the trust fund and the investment income received by the trust.

Social activities, including visits to restaurants, theatres, ten pin bowling and local places of interest. We enjoy centre based dances, parties, arts & crafts and sports activities. We take part in local events like Kenilworth Festival, local fetes and Christmas activities. We also enjoy occasional days out and weekends away together.

To advance in life and help young people aged 4 to 18 by providing a novice dance festival the South West of England and to support and develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

FUND RAISING FOR THE SCHOOL IN FORM OF REGULAR DISCOS, SUMMER CARNIVAL AND CHRISTMAS FAYRE.

Providing the physical means and support facilities for people with disabilities and/or life-limiting illness to attend festivals, events, gatherings, shows, plays, performances, theatrical productions, music, arts and other entertainments of all kinds in a safe environment

The advancement for the public benefit of the art of music in the rural communities of East Yorkshire and the wider Humber region, with an especial focus on bringing wider opportunities to engage with music in performance and related activities through:(a) The provision of concerts and related events including but not limited to an annual festival, and(b) Promoting public education and partic

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THROUGH THE HOLDING OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES, PRAYER MEETINGS, LECTURES, PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS, PRODUCING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE ON THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, PROVIDING PASTORAL CARE AND CARRYING OUT MISSIONARY AND OUTREACH WORK.

Competitive music festival involving all ages.

To advance the education of the public by promoting and developing public understanding, knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of classic or formally-composed music performed to a high standard and encourage the appreciation, playing and performance of classical or formally-composed music through public performances, primarily in the Kidderminster and surrounding areas.

Through using art as a means of supporting recovery we aim to promote the mental health of people in the Devon area, & specifically support those experiencing or recovering from mental ill health. We inspire our members to produce artwork which integrates them with the local community through exhibitions,open days,participation in festivals & accepting commissions.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and discipline of music, in particular by the organizing of a festival of music, concerts and masterclasses to be held annually, particularly but not exclusively in the area of Horsham, West Sussex.

Organising enrichment and community activities for the school community (Art, Theatre, Fireworks, Carnival), raising funds to subsidise school visits, the purchase of equipment and improvement of the school environment.

Fundraising activities include concerts, a music festival, race night, car boot sale, firework evening and quiz night. Money is raised to maintain the fabric of the two churches in Frampton so that they can continue to be open to everyone in the area.

We produce and support others to develop and run arts/cultural projects and events for the public benefit in the area of Ramsgate and Thanet. We set up and for 10 years ran the annual multi-arts Ramsgate Festival and Looping the Loop adventures in performance. In 2019 we passed these projects to new artist groups. We are currently researching new projects to support the needs of local people.

organisation of concerts and other musical events for children and amateur adults. Promoting music performance and learning music for children.

Our current work entails organising and putting on a music festival called The Grey Dog Festival. This will involve specially selected bands and singers performing and also talking about their own experiences of mental illness. The overarching aim of the festival is to challenge the stigma of mental ill health with a particular focus on young people.

We hold an annual competitive music and speech/drama festival for children young people and adults.Our main objective is to advance and encourage the study and practice of the arts of music, speech and drama, and to provide a platform for the performance of them.

To support cultural and artistic activities in Marlborough and the surrounding areas, for the benefit of the people of Marlborough and visitors to the town.