Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

To promote art for the benefit of the public by the production and performance of early opera; and locating, editing, adapting and publishing early music that is otherwise inaccessible to the general public

We host, assist or financially support the following events for the benefit of the community:Variety Show, Summer Carnival, Music Festival, Bonfire Fireworks display, Alsager Christmas Market and Christmas light switch-on, Santa Float, One World Week

ADVICE & INFORMATION SERVICE - WELFARE BENEFITS, EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING ISSUES, ACCESS TO EDUCATION, HOUSING.DANCE & CULTURAL EXCHANGE- PROMOTE AN INTER-GENERATIONAL EXCHANGE OF CULTURE. MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT ? MOTIVATIONAL SESSIONS, FREE COUNSELLING, REFERRALS AS APPROPRIATE. OUTREACH, ENGAGEMENT & TRANSLATION SERVICES- OUTREACH SESSIONS, ADVOCACY SUPPORT & TRANSLATION SERVICES.

To advance the education of the public in the understanding of the musical arts, in particular choral music by the presentation of concerts and similar activities. To provide opportunities for music learning and choral singing in a warm and friendly environment.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY TO PROMOTE MUSICAL TUITION AND PERFORMANCE FOR PERSONS OF ALL AGES AND LEVELS OF ABILITY.

Battersea Choral Society is a choral society engaged in rehearsing and public performance of a range of choral music.

Richmond Park Church has been called to be a church in the community and our activities include a parent and toddler group, working with Teen Challenge (help for life controlling addictions), and an evening for international students. Our main Sunday service is at 10.30 am. Our worship time is contemporary, and sometimes includes dance or drama.

Rehearsal and performance of musical theatre productions and concerts in the Leatherhead area.

West Lane Baptist Church provides an area for regular worship, and an active Sunday School. Additional activities the Church supports are monthly Drop- ins,Youth Group,Film Cafes. The church is open to the church family and the local community for a variety of regular events: Operatic Society,Bronte Society meetings and events,Parish Council meetings,exercise classes, Film Club and social events.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF ALL PARTICIPANTS OF ALL AGES RESIDING IN SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLYDEPRIVED COMMUNITIES BY THE PROVISION OF OPPORTUNITIES IN DANCE/FITNESS CLASSES AND PERFORMANCE

The charity provides services to advance the field of music theory and analysis. We are affiliated with the journal Music Analysis, and organise a regular programme of events, including the annual Theory and Analysis Graduate Students (TAGS) Conference, the Music Analysis Summer School as well as other Music Analysis Conferences ('MACs') and workshops. We also produce online resources.

The Charity exists to promote classical music in our community through the presentation of a concert series. Smaller performances are undertaken by orchestra members on an ad hoc basis

Providing education, support and outreach activities to young people in the Tees Valley area. We focus on music, singing and dancing, keep fit, anti bullying techniques, martial arts and revision classes for school curriculum support We have a full gym, music rooms, podcast/tv studio a recording studio , a traverse wall for rock climbing. We produce films and videos, made by our users.

Youth CREATE runs a series of all inclusive activites in the craft of theatre for young people

Tia's Crown has been set up to provide dance sessions to any individuals who are looking to improve their conditions of life and have need of such facilities. Whether the need has arisen through mental strain generated through the pandemic or as a result of age, disability, financial or social, we believe the provision of dance facilities will help people connect through participation in dance.

The Quay Players was established as an amateur musical theatre group in 1997. We are affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA). We rehearse at St. Anne's church hall, Thorburn Square, London SE1 every Tuesday, 7.30pm-9.30pm, and generally perform two shows a year: a pantomime at Christmas and a musical in July, plus regular cabarets and open music nights.

To advance the education of women in all areas including local, national and international issues of political and social importance, music, drama, other cultural subjects, all branches of agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health, social welfare, to promote sustainable development, to advance citizenship for the public benefit by the promotion of civic responsibility and volunteering.

We have 43 interest groups including art languages history music poetry and science. Physical activities include badminton, walking dancing and tai chi. The organisation is run entirely by U3A members and the committee of trustees meets monthly. We have a monthly general meetings with a speaker and monthly coffee drop ins. We also organise social events for members.

Our annual Fun Day out for the youth in the community and Financial Summit were very successful. Our counselling on relationships and courtships organised for the young people in the community and Prophetic Music Night were also successful. We also organised food bank for the needy and embarked on General Evangelism to reach out to our community.

The object of the Heron Theatre is to present to the public dramatic and kindred arts by means of the production of dramatic, musical and dance performances, films, lectures, and slide shows; and the promotion of other cultural activities in its own theatre and elsewhere. The Heron Theatre is run entirely by unpaid volunteers.

We promote and advance education in, and appreciation of, the arts in the Town of Callington and surrounding area in particular through the staging of an annual arts festival, promoting rural touring theatre and film shows.

The production and performance of plays, musicals and choral works

SLCM IS AN UMBRELLA CHARITY, PROVIDING A GOVERNING GROUP FOR ITS AFFILIATED MUSIC ENSEMBLES. SLCM ENDEAVOURS TO ENCOURAGE AND DEVELOP THE OBJECTIVES OF THE ORGANISATION AS A WHOLE. THE ENSEMBLES ARE MANAGED BY THEIR OWN COMMITTEES.OUR ENSEMBLES ARE: SOUTH LONDON SYMPHONIC WINDS, SOUTH LONDON JAZZ ORCHESTRA, LONDON SINGS! AND GEEKY BEATS

current activities at the community centre are:- Playgroup & Out of School Club, Whist Club, Drama Club, Tae Kwondo, Football Clubs and Rugby Clubs. Local Meetings & general adult classes in Art etc.

Fund raising activities including production of an annual pantomime to enable grant giving to local good causes across Worcestershire