Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

Unanima is an arts organisation that provides a variety of creative, learning, cultural and campaign opportunities for learning disabled and autistic people, and the wider community, in and around Mansfield & Ashfield

The object being to advance education in, promote and encourage the theatrical performing arts within Oxted and Limpsfield at the Barn Theatre, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted, Surrey for the benefit of the general public.

Maintaining and managing Sterts Theatre. Providing educational opportunities and facilities/promoting public interest in the dramatic and related arts.

The object of the Charity is to provide music education for young people primarily in, but not limited to, the South West of England.

DAYTIME BOOKINGS FOR THEATRE, OPERA AND MUSIC REHEARSALS FOR REGISTERED CHARITABLE ORGANISATION DURING THE WEEK. AT WEEKENDS AND EVENINGS THERE ARE MORE COMMUNITY EVENTS FOR CHARITIES ALSO. THERE ARE MANY CHURCHES WHO MEET ON A REGULAR BASIS AND SPORTS GROUPS. ALSO THE LOCAL SCOUTS GROUP MEETS EVERY WEEK. THERE ARE REGULAR MEETINGS ASSOCIATED WITH ST GABRIEL'S CHURCH AND OTHER RELIGIOUS BODIES.

ORGANISING AND DELIVERING WORK SHOPS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES FROM DEPRIVED BACKGROUNDS, WHO WOULD NORMALLY NOT HAVE ACCESS TO SUCH ACTIVITIES.PRODUCING AND TOURING PUBLIC SITE SPECIFIC AERIAL PERFORMANCES MOSTLY PERFORMED FREE OF CHARGE TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO WOULD NOT NORMALLY ATTEND ARTS ACTIVITIES.

Putney Arts Theatre benefits the public through the advancement of the arts and also young people by providing educational opportunities focused on the arts and drama in particular.

WE EXIST FOR THE COMMUNITY AGED 0 TO 90 PLUS.BENEFITS INCLUDE: GYM, FITNESS SESSIONS, CAFE & CATERING, MEALS ON WHEELS SERVICE, LUNCHEON CLUB, MEN'S & WOMEN'S SOCIAL SUPORT GROUPS, SEQUENCE DANCE, ART GROUP, CHILDREN'S AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES, BABY & TODDLER GROUP, SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITY PROGRAMMES, CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDING TOURING THEATRE, WHOLE FAMILY SOCIAL EVENTS & CELEBRATION

To preserve for the benefit and education of the public the Malt Cross Music Hall.To provide a safe venue in the city of Nottingham which builds community, invests in artists, musicians and creative talent providing space to exihibit and perform.To provide teams of professionals and volunteers who go onto the streets of Nottingham at night to care for, protect and show love to people in need.

Music for Everyone (formerly Nottingham Choral Trust, Charity No.517018) provides opportunities for singers and instrumentalists of all ages and abilities to take part in educational music weekends and high quality public performances in Nottingham and further afield.

To promote, maintain, improve and develop public education and appreciation of the art of vocal music in multiple genres, including (but not limited to) opera, jazz, music theatre, choral, cabaret, folk and To relieve the needs of children and others with special needs or disabilities, and older people with dementia in particular by creating and delivering public musical concerts and workshops.

This charity runs a local sports centre which incorporates a 5 court sports hall , two squash courts and a multi purpose community area . An attached car park is used to support the aims and targets of the charity. Various activities are promoted including , badminton, squash, football, handball, short tennis , table tennis, short matt bowls, dance, art workshop, community activities .

Providing a place of christian worship and community centre, Sunday and Worship services,Youth Education and Development,Music Festivals,Annual Conference,Health and Wellbeing,Community Cohesion,Valentine Love Outreach.

Sunday Morning Meeting 10.30amEvening Meeting 6.30pm Young People's Groups: regular meetings for children and young people of all ages with a wide range of activities such as active games, crafts and drama and relevant Bible teaching discussion.Other Bible studies and exploring Christianity Courseswww.cchh.org.uk

Sound Minds is a user led social enterprise applying the arts to improve the lives of people living with mental ill health through: music, filmmaking, theatre and the visual arts accredited courses in Popular Music and Filmmaking A booking agency for performances and workshops communicating about mental health a peer to peer hospital Ward Visiting service

Jessie's Fund helps seriously ill children, and those with complex needs or special educational needs and disabilities, to communicate by using creative music-making and music therapy. Jessie's Fund works with children all over the UK.

Parish Church. Weekly Services & worship. Families, youth & children's, older people's groups. Halls used by local groups. Drama. Monthly luncheon club for live alone. Mission work and support in our community and abroad. Link to local NHS St Martin's Hospital, local primary schools, food bank and private nursing homes for the elderly. Community mini-bus with support from local council (B&NES).

Music Training and education

Unleashed aims to empower, nourish and challenge people to change their lives for the better. We enable engagement with the arts and heritage for everyone, whilst focussing on the most underrepresented in society, allowing people to find themselves through creativity in a safe and welcoming space. Arts and heritage are used as tools to encourage people to reach their full potential.

The RPS seeks to create a future for music through the encouragement of creativity, the recognition of excellence and the promotion of understanding. Artistic activities focus on composers and young musicians and through a series of awards and discussion it seeks to raise the public consciousness of the finest music making today and create a forum for debate about the direction of classical music.

Never Such Innocence is an education project giving children and young people a voice on conflict through poetry, art, music and speech-writing ensuring a cultural legacy.

To maintain a capital endowment fund and to apply the annual income of that fund in perpetuity towards the education of the general public in the study, appreciation and practice of music and the allied arts by furthering and supporting the objects and work of the Halle Concerts Society.

Provide enhanced facilities for amateur and professional artists to use and develop artistic events, and accessible facilities to allow the local community to participate in and enjoy artistic/social activities. To support regular user groups. To encourage the involvement of people of all ages and backgrounds, without discrimination, in the arts.

Encouragement of the arts (including music, singing, drama, painting, literature, dance and visual arts) for the benefit of the inhabitants of Haslemere & District.

To promote, advance and nurture the appreciation of contemporary music - mainly jazz and world music in the North West of England and particularly Greater Manchester, via an annual festival and other activities.