Arts Charities That specialise in Festival

To advance the Christian religion in England for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, and through producing and/or distributing literature, music, films and other forms of media on Christianity to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

MAKES GRANTS TO YOUNG MUSICIANS IN THE FORM OF GIVING A PUBLIC RECITAL AT THE HARROGATE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL TO WIDEN THEIR EXPERIENCE AND TO BRING THEM BEFORE A WIDER AUDIENCE TO ENHANCE THEIR CAREERS.

The National Rock and Pop Festival Trust aims to provide any student attending an educational establishment in the UK with an insight into the world of music and professional production. The work the trust does, including and not limited to; performing work experience, sound, lighting, visual mixing aims to encourage students to develop their skills; soft-skills and specific music development.

Every 2 years we run the Nailsworth Walking Festival (next one May 2023). Every month we have a longer "walk for health". We have a gluten free support group. We have raised funds for 6 community access defibrillators (cPAD) and will continue to do more. We fund raise so the volunteers on the dementia friendly walks have first aid training.

(1) Celebration of Hindu religious festivals (e.g. Navratri, Diwali)(2) Holding of social events (3) Raising of funds for specific causes (e.g. Cancer hospital in India)(4) Raising of funds for donations to UK charities (e.g. Diabetes UK, Gt Ormond St Hospital, British Heart Foundation)(5) Raising of funds for donation to overseas charities

The charity promotes the study and practice of choral music by organising events, conferences, festivals and concerts. In particular, it promotes LGBT singing and voice internationally by:1. Producing inclusive choral events2. Brokering and initiating opportunities for LGBT Choirs3. Promoting talent (Choirs, composers and producers)4. Developing the skills and capacity of LGBT Choirs

Charity carnival/beer and music festival at St George V Field, Amersham in summer.Christmas collectionOther fund raising activitiesAll raising money for charities and local needy causesRun the Amersham Community Minibus (contact minibus@amershamroundtable.org.uk for details)

The Hampstead Arts Festival presents an annual series of concerts and conversations in various Hampstead venues. Its unique programmes are designed to engage as wide an audience as possible of arts enthusiasts from Hampstead and further afield.

We are a community based organisation working with community and church organisations, schools, local authority music services, private music teachers, singing and choral societies to provide opportunities for public performances and to enhance life-style opportunities for all ages through the Arts and especially music making. Our activities are centred on Bridlington and the surrounding villages.

We are reaching out to primary schools, elderly care residential homes and we also supplies bibles to the community while serving tea and biscuits.we also support other charities like festival of Life, and habitation of hope,

The aim of Fleetwood Music & Arts Festival is to provide a platform for amateur performers in speech, music and drama. These performances are adjudicated by professionals in their field in a supportive and encouraging manner. We are affiliated to the International and British Federation of Festivals.

Advancing the education of the public by promoting and celebrating the range and vitality of Australian and New Zealand life, culture and languages through the performing and visual arts in all forms

Producing and staging theatre Production in Farsi as well as English. Theatre workshops for the elderly Farsi speakers; identifying and challenging problems such as isolation, depression and integration through comedy. Planned theatre festival of 'New Short Play Writing' in Summer 2018.

To advance the education of arts and to run a biennial arts festival in Much Wenlock, Shropshire.

AN INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC AND MASTER CLASS COURSE PROVIDING TUITION AND PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE FOR OUTSTANDING YOUNG MUSICIANS. THE COURSE FUNDS FINANCIALLY STRUGGLING STUDENTS. THE FESTIVAL ENGAGES WITH LOCAL PEOPLE BY CREATING A CONCERT SERIES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith, in London and throughout England & Wales, for the benefit of the public mainly but not exclusively through the provision of sacraments, the holding of prayer meetings, religious study and education, public celebration of religious festivals and to provide outreach and pastoral care for the community.

Music at Plush is committed to advancing the education of the public in the art of music. The festival provides a community for musicians, audiences and volunteers, in a location of great natural beauty and cultural stimulation. Concerts and educational events take place in a former church turned performance space, for use by the inhabitants of Plush and the neighbourhood.

Social events at village hall. Collections at local carnival, November. Car boot sales. Village hall sales, sponsorship.

ÔÇó Organise festive celebrations, Regular Excursions, Participation in various youth sporting competitions. Host weekly football training sessions for male, female & children, Organise an annual sports weekend, Organise an annual dinner and dance, Organised a Variety Show in 2009, Participate in Luton International Carnival, Host a show on a Diverse FM, SEWA, self-less work & Educational workshops

The Society, under its Constitution, promtes, improves, develops and maintains public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and by such other ways as the Society through its Committee shall determine from time to time.

To give awards to deserving students to commence studies in college

Open Music is a not for profit arts group that formed in 2006 to curate and coordinate Colour Out of Space - a festival promoting experimental approaches to music and its cross over into other disciplines.The festival and its related projects aim to promote a wider understanding of the genre, exploring both its practice and history, through activities that include performance, workshops and debate

We are a group who organise an annual cycling festival, and are working towards building a cycling facility in Builth Wells for use by all.

To provide disabled persons an opportunity to access angling with other persons with their own disabilities and to help improve social inclusion

Promotion of the knowledge and appreciation of the works of Herbert Howells.Encouraging young musicians in the Forest of Dean district by way of busaries.Organising concerts and talks.Providing a trophy for the Cheltenham competitive (music) festival.