Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

The charity aims to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in the appreciation of the art and science of music, in all its aspects.

The Centre provides activities for young people aged 10-19. The programme includes media & music, arts, crafts & dance workshops, sports activities, holiday programmes, residentials and open access sessions. For those involved in/likely to be involved in, antisocial/criminal behaviour the Centre provides alternative challenges. The Centre is a community resource which can be hired for events.

Social and fundraising events for the school community. Annual Dinner dance, quiz nights, comedy night etc. We provide refreshments, support and information at various school functions. We also provide the parking for a large local sporting event.The money we raise is then spent on things the school needs/wants but can't afford, ideally items that benefit as many pupils as possible.

Gael Music supports children who, because of their circumstances cannot access wider music making opportunities in their local area

Inner Voices is an inner London based chamber choir that offers a first class musical education to students in inner London state schools.

The West Bletchley Community Association undertakes without prejudice, to advance the education and provide facilities to promote the interest of social, welfare and recreational and leisure time occupations with the object of improving the life of the inhabitants of West Bletchley and neighbourhood. Assorted groups covering dancing, exercise hobbies, interest and religion use the Centre.

Practical and emotional support including:Cardiac Psychotherapy and Bereavement Support. Dance Exercise, tai chi, yoga and cardiac exercise by qualified instructors. Reiki. Indian Head Massage. Weight Management support and blood pressure checking. Health Information and Advice Talks. Indoor Games. Outings and holidays.

The object of the charity is to promote the education of the public in the study, practice, knowledge and appreciation of music, more particularly the music of William Alwyn, by encouraging, promoting and assisting in the publication, performance and recording of the music of William Alwyn.

Classical chamber ensemble - performance and education: education of the public in the subject of music and related art forms. Develop skills through creative, team-based workshops. To advance in life and help young people through the provision of music and creatively-based activities which develop their skills, confidence, awareness and ability to contribute to the wider society.

Pensioner's Club. Keep fit classes. Nursery Sessions. Baby Clinic. Disabled classes. Meetings of all kinds for the Community. Local voting venue.Dance classes.Ocasional parties,Coffee mornings, Fund raising events.

We provide educational and social activities for retired/semi retired people over the age of 55. These include speakers on matters of general interest ie the EU, history, nature, authors and art. We also have theatre outings, visits to historical houses/gardens and museums. Various groups are also run by the members which include walking, book clubs and astronomy.

Youth Theatre for 10-18 yrs olds in the Loughborough / Charnwood area

Providing low cost, high quality performing arts training for young people

Preference for Cheltenham and Gloucestershire. Grants to individuals/projects where we can make a significant contribution. Donations for musical instrument purchase for music students (18), but not tuition fees/living expenses.Other exclusions: gap year trips, large charities, animal charities, foreign charities, major building projects.Please note: Our funding is fully committed at present

Groups of individuals from babies groups to elderly - toddlers - tea dances - coffee bar - brownies - dance school young & old. Disabled groups. Variety of private parties - dances. Disco. Keep fit - all ages. Slimming world - yoga - meeting courses - private hire.

Potential Difference is a theatre company that uses storytelling to insprie, excite and engage people with ideas from science, philosophy and technology. We strive to create experiences that are expose people to new ideas in thrilling and accessible ways, and challenge the divide between science and the arts. We also lead talks, seminars and workshops for the public, and in educational settings

- To be of pleasure and assistance to the local and wider community.- To provide the opportunity for members to experience the joy of making music and the pleasure of each others company socially- To encourage, teach and develop young people both musically and socially.- To ensure the continuance of Brass Banding and, more widely, music in general in throughout the UK

Music education in all its aspects to young people, though not exclusively, to those who may be disadvantaged through economic or social background.

Voices of the Holocaust is theatre for education; working especially in schools and community settings to preserve and communicate the authentic voice of Holocaust survivors. We work with all sections of the community and all cultures and believe the lessons of the Holocaust have much to say about how we can work together for diversity and inclusion and in all our positive relationships

The provision of facilities for the community of the village and surrounding areas. Facilities offer educational events from pre-school to the elderly. E.G. slimming, fitness, karate, badminton, football, dance, crafts, WI, AA, music, wellness, floristry, weddings, and parties. Also used for local Parish Council meetings, conferences and public charity events. Facilities disabled/baby friendly.

Training and provision of choral singing, without audition.Presentation of concerts performed by members of the society.Award of two bursaries annually to assist young local performers to further their training.Annual competition for music composition.

Congleton U3A operates in the Congleton (Cheshire) area to encourage and facilitate educational and other activities, primarily aimed at retired and semi-retired individuals. The objective is for individuals with skills or expertise to share these (on a voluntary basis) with other members. The wide range of skills includes languages, dancing, handicrafts, sports and multiple educational subjects.

We continue to provide a community hall for the benefit of residents of the area. Many groups use the hall including pre-school, religious, dance, martial arts, cats, dogs, fit club, community kitchen, and Duke of Edinburgh. The hall is used at weekends for private hire parties. We have 4 trustees.

We will be providing free workshops providing drama, dance and various other performance related skills to ensure that people across the whole of Hereford have the opportunity to be able to take part and have the chance to learn new skills/experiences and to make new friends. We also put on a Pantomime each year which all the people that participate in the workshops can take part in.

To educate the public in dramatic arts and provide a community hub for people interested in live drama and music.