Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

Charity provide facilities for practising Sikh religion prayers and services to help community.It also hold celebrations for various festivals and Sikh religious events. It runs musical and Punjabi Sunday schools teaching of Sikh religious script (SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB)

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of: sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation; pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereaved; music; the teaching of Christianity and provision of activities for homeless and isolated; support groups; events and venue hire. Support of charities in the UK and overseas; Promoting the mission of the Church.

Maya Productions makes diverse theatre to enable social change and racial justice in the arts. We make theatre led by Global Majority artists (African, South Asian, and Latin American Diasporas), we engage with young people and underrepresented communities through participatory arts projects and we promote workforce inclusion in the creative sector through training, research and mentoring.

Performance of Musical Shows, Pantomimes and Concerts by Amateur performers to the General Public

Use by organisations for various activities, dance classes, art classes, folk groups etc.

Performance of choral music and encouragement and support of young musicians.

undertake activities which are in keeping with us being a church in the community for the community. These include Christian worship and study, children's and youth activities, facilities of members of the community - internet access, soup kitchen, dance, adult classes, art project, Job Club, Benefits Advice, ESOL classes.

DDMIX Trust is a charity created by Dame Darcey Bussell DBE. DDMIX for Schools dance fitness for PE is an inspiring dance programme for primary PE that embodies wellbeing and gets every child moving in every lesson.

As a rare inner-city resource, we are a wild and protected space for young people to lead, take chances, develop creativity, succeed and fail in a safe and nurturing environment, improving mood, skills, and self-worth. Picture massive wooden play sculptures for swinging and climbing, a skateboard ramp, a shipping container housing a music production studio, cooking over bonfires, etc.

The Charity aims to preserve and promote Hindu Culture. It provides Language and Dance classes for Children and Young people and organises religious and Cultural activities which it promotes in the wider community. It organises social and recreational activities for the Elderly. It raises funds for the establishment of a Hindu Community Centre in Milton Keynes.

The Pedro Club is a community centre that serves multiple generations in Hackney and provides people with a safe place to thrive, lead healthy lives and fulfil their potential.Located in the Kings Park ward of Hackney. We provide these activities: amateur boxing, football, life skills, education support, music studio, social, cultural and mentoring opportunities.

Community performing arts with a particular emphasis on young people, based in the Dartmoor National Park, but rolling out an education programme covering schools across Devon and beyond.

To create, develop, produce and present a dynamic programme of theatre, and other live performances and projects that become a vital component of the public and cultural life of the local and surrounding London boroughs.

Promoting well-being and learning through music and singing. We work across age ranges, in communities, Education and Health settings across Cornwall, providing high quality, inclusive and creative music making opportunities. Underpinned by research and evidence, we are a learning and outcomes driven organisation which puts people and their well-being at the very centre. Keen to share our learning

- General Charitable activities- Religious activities and services- Provision of local spaces for community use- Activities for children and families- Concerts and entertainment- Support of vulnerable individuals and families in the community

The Charity is a volunteer led charitable performing arts organisation offering opportunities to children and young people irrespective of their health, social development,ethnic diversity or ability.

Rental of Theatre, Dance Studios and associated facilities to public and private companies and individuals. Current customers include NHS Blood Donor, NHS Diabetes Team, Local Music Society, Painting Classes for Disabled, Dance & Theatre Company, Comedy Club and Theatre entertainment.

To bring theatre to local audiences, working with non traditional spaces.We achieve this by:Adapting classic stories and presenting them to a new generation in an entertaining and involving way.Providing education workshopsEnsuring that all resources we offer are affordable and accessible to those in our local community.

The society's objectives are to educate the public in dramatic & operatic arts, to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts, to assist and further charitableinstitutions and charitable purposes as the trustees shall decide from time to time and in accordance with their charitable status.

- promoting public operatic performances- fostering musical education in young people through the development of youth programmes and outreach - such other means as the trustees decide from time to time

The charity supports a Polish supplementary School operating on Saturday mornings only, for children between the age of 4 to 18 learning Polish language and culture and taking students to GCSE, AS and A2 examination. We also support different youth groups, not only with cash gifts, but also by allowing use of our premises. Groups include Polish scouts and folk dancing

Identification and training of young music students to a high level in 'long' 18th Century music. The initial work will be piloted in the Merseyside area.

For the benefit of the public the promotion of moral or spiritual welfare or improvement of the community and the advancement of the arts by creating artworks that focus on the theme of empathy using a variety of forms including (but not limited to) theatre performance arts and interactive exhibitions.

The Music Man Project is a music education service for people with learning disabilities, providing life-changing music tuition leading to inspirational performance opportunities for all. It gives grants for accessible arts education, promotes equal access for performers, carries out research and raises awareness of the achievements of disadvantaged people across the UK and around the world.

Provides activities for young people aged 11 - 19 in the Norris Green area of Liverpool. Activities include: Music Workshops, Arts/Crafts, Sports, Cooking, Gardening, Accredited Projects, Bike Maintenance & Residentials.