Arts Charities That specialise in Festival

To promote chamber Music Concerts in the Dulwich area of South East London

start from July 2007 till continue taking part in this Festival which is organised by LLAGOLLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD , NORTH WALES.CONTINUE AGAIN TAKES A PART IN THIS FESTIVAL 2017 FROM 4TH JULY TO 09 TH JULY 2017 AT LLANGOLLEN MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD INTERNATIONAL.LLAGOLLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD , NORTH WALES.

ÔÇ£To advance the Christian Religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with the doctrines of the orthodox faith through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures [public celebration of religious festivals] producing and/or distributing literature on Christianity to enlighten others about the Christian religion.ÔÇØ

The charity organises festivals in the South East of England, providing a platform for local, national and international performers, through which it seeks to promote new music and related arts to all, with the focus on recently created or improvised work, through concerts and other activities, including workshops.

The charity oversees the operation of Galtres Parklands Festival in North Yorkshire, with the purpose of raising funds for various local causes and running programmes as a Foundation.

Yes Africa has organised many community activities such as Rainbow Festival, Heritage Media Project in Partnership with Croydon Museum and Museum of London, Driving Skills Training, and Job Search Skills Training.We have also run a Home/School Linkage Project consisting of mentoring children and visiting parents at home. Willing to collect computers for Democratic Republic of Congo.

2 COMMUNITY EVENTS PER YEAR, TOTTENHAM CARNIVAL AND FESTIVAL AND THE WINTER WONDERLAND PARADE TO INCLUDE THE WHOLE COMMUNITY

YOUTH TRAINING SESSIONS ON DANCE, SINGING, DRAMA AND EDUCATIONAL POWERPOINTS; RUNNNG TWO-DAY WORKSHOPS FOR NEW AND EXISTING WAIT MEMBERS;PERFORMING AT FESTIVALS, INTERFAITH EVENTS, SCHOOLS WHEN INVITED;FUNDRAISING THROUGH CONCERTS, BUSKING, SPONSORED WALKS, SELLING FOOD & CAKES;TRAVELLING ABROAD TO INTRODUCE WAIT AND SET UP EDUCATIONAL TEAMS, AND CLUBS.

Organises biennial children's book festival in Cambridgeshire village of Linton. Featuring authors and illustrators, musical and dramatic performances and other associated activities.

The principal objective of the Charity is to promote, maintain and improve and advance education, leisure and recreation by the encouragement of the arts including without limitation the art of drama, mime, dance, singing and music.

ADAD continues to develop and showcase high quality programmes with dance forms rooted from the African Diaspora for the public benefit, raising profiles for artists. Programme include providing bursaries for professional development fellowships, celebratory regional festival and tour and research roadshows in partnerships. It also provided information and volunteer opportunities to the public

To provide 1 week of activities, including music, speech, drama and visual arts for the benefit of the people of Rutland, surrounding area and tourists

We hold a fundraising weekend every September around a scarecrow festival, raise sponsorship beforehand and during the weekend provide activities, stalls, a bbq and bar all in order to raise money to support the charity's objects

1, TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO MUSIC EDUCATION THROUGH COMMUNITY SPACES TO INCLUDE SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY HALLS AND MUSIC EVENTS I.E FESTIVALS.2, TO PROVIDE PROVISION OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TO THOSE WHO CANNOT OTHERWISE AFFORD TO DO SO.3, TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO REHEARSAL SPACE AND TUITION TO ADVANCE MUSIC EDUCATION TO THOSE WHO CANNOT OTHERWISE AFFORD TO DO SO.4, TO PROVIDE FREE ACCESS TO MUSIC EVENTS.

To promote and advance the arts, culture, education, local and agricultural heritage through the medium of projects, theatre, events, festivals, visual arts, outreach work, training classes and workshops for the benefit of the general public with the aim of improvement and enhancement to the persons served.

The charity aims to: Increase the number of older people taking part in the arts Improve mental, emotional, and physical health Decrease loneliness and isolation and increase feelings of belonging Promote the learning of new skills Increase self esteem and confidence Encourage more output by older people

To promote, encourage and safeguard Welsh Culture and the Welsh language by holding an annual national festival, namely Gwyl Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru.From 1 January 2015, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru (National Eisteddfod of Wales) operates as a CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) - charity number 1155539.

Growing the UK A Cappella artform through events, educational opportunities and projects

we aim to advance the education of the public on issues surrounding homelessness and social exclusion as well as providing opportunities for unemployed people to further careers in the arts. We open up numerous doors for progression, and through collaborative projects, build strong cross-industry networks between filmmakers, homelessness charities, and volunteering organisations across the UK.

The Charity advances education and promotes the performing arts of music and dance and knowledge of Parliament and parliamentary democracy, with particular reference to the Commonwealth. It does this through the staging of events, publishing information, collaboration with and support for other bodies and the award of grants to enable participation by those from under privileged backgrounds.

Language school, Nowruz festival, Sabantuy tatar festival, Volunteer open day and Tatar youth group meeting.

To advance the education of, and participation by, the public, in the carnival arts.

Celebrating Ealing's Film and Music Heritage and bringing it to the widest audience, especially young people who may not be aware of our cultural past through a programme of concerts, films, exhibitions and talks based around an annual festival. Financially supporting young people to develop their cultural and artistic skills, particularly those not normally having access to such opportunities.

HGMF organises and runs a series of weekend afternoon summer music events in Horsham. Our ethos is to create an inclusive whole community entertainment and educational experience for local people and a performance opportunity for musicians and singers across all age groups and ethnicities including those with disabilities.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE SIKHI RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN PARTICULAR THROUGH THE CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS AND PRODUCING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE ON THE SIKHI RELIGION FOR MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC.