Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

At Fairbeats! projects, all children are given the opportunity and skills to express themselves and connect with others through music. Fairbeats! is working to enable children and families from new minority communities to overcome the barriers they face to participating fully in the musical, cultural life and wider society in the UK.

Holding regular public meetings where research papers are presented and recitals given, publishing an annual Journal and quarterly Magazine containing research work and other items of interest, publishing music and educational editions and organising educational courses.

Performing concerts throughout Wales/UK for various charities

THE FOYER CLUB RAISES MONEY THROUGH A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS HOLDING RAFFLES AND PRIZE DRAWS AND CARRYING OUT BUCKET COLLECTIONS. FUNDS RAISED THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES ARE USED TO SUPPLY GRANTS TO ENSURE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ARTS, IN PARTICULAR THROUGH THE SUPPORT OF LOCAL THEATRE IN SOUTH SOMERSET AND ALSO PROJECTS CONNECTED TO THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE OCTAGON THEATRE

To advance the education for the public benefit, in particular for the benefit of young people, by the promotion of the arts in particular but not exclusively the dramatic arts, theatre and the performing arts.

Funds raised through Public Fun Run, Christmas Santa and Rudolf Collections, Boxing Night, Annual International Night ,Concerts and Club Members.Main beneficiaries were Save the Children, Fresh Start New Beginnings, Park Run UK, Felixstowe Dementia Action Allliance, Felixstowe Opportunities Group, ShelterBox Trust and The Rotary Foundation.Donations were also made to many local good causes.

Founded in 1956, NSDF is a unique and precious thing, a charity that has helped generations of talented young people of all backgrounds find their home within the arts. NSDF is for all 16-25 year olds. The Mission of NSDF is simple but vital: to empower and inspire young talent and ambition, to teach skills, to help launch careers and build the audience of tomorrow.

Classical music festival held annually in the autumn over several days, which provides subsidised concerts to the general public, and a music related community event engaging with local schools.

FOOD TECH. - life skills based activities - shopping/preparing their own lunch.ARTS & CRAFTS MUSIC & DANCE - instruments, dance, musical games.FUN & GAMES - group games, board games, computers.SENSORY ACTIVITIES - Tac Pac, light room sessions, hydro poolOUTINGS INTO THE COMMUNITY - to shops, cafes, museums, parks. The club has use of Pathfield School's vehicles for trips

Adverse Camber produces electric encounters through storytelling and music.Adverse Camber is an independent producing company, based amongst the historic mills of Cromford, Derbyshire - part of the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Amateur Theatre Club based in Lewes and serving the surrounding areas, giving opportunities for learning about both onstage and backstage jobs, as well as providing regular productions

Anglican Church in the choral tradition with a number of outreach projects

Supplementary education in support to the mainstream schools and the national curriculum. Provision of sport and music lessons, as well as ESOL classes, health awareness programmes. Encourage voluntary teaching of English in Sudan.

Advancement of education,greek orthodox culture,dancing and drama.Relief of elderly,sick and disabled members of the greek community.Communal meetings of the elderly and younger members of the community.

The trustees apply the income for such charitable purposes as they determine and concentrate on young people, music and veterans of the armed forces.

The Addison Group of Singers operates to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in an appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and by such other ways as the Society through its Executive Committee shall determine from time to time.

To advance the arts for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by creating works for participation and performance which educate the public on subjects of social and material inequality and displacement through the following areas of activity: 1. New work and touring 2. Arts and wellbeing with displaced people 3. Training and support for artists creating socially engaged work

Performance of Choral Music, mainly classical, usually with orchestral accompaniment.

Operates a centre with a range of services for 16 user groups. These range from young people's drama and dance groups, older peoples keep fit classes and groups for disabled people. The move to the newly built centre was made in May 2012. The Trust have worked with Open Art in bringing various art forms to the local community.

Daily worship for the Sikh congregation Participation of the Sikh congregration in events held in Preston i.e.Preston GuildThe Gurdwara is open 7 days a week for the Sikh congregation Langar (free meal) to be provided twice a week for the congregationClasses held for the congregation i.e. Punjabi classes, Teaching of hymns and musical instruments Daily prays conducted by Granthi (Priest)

The provision of Education in Local and National Heritage by providing a centre for a local history archive, facilities for local research a venue for lectures and conferences.Promotion of the arts by the provision of an art gallery, exhibition area, theatre, cinema and concert hall.Increasing the effectiveness of the charity by training & developing volunteers.

Bristol Gurmat Class hold weekly classes with young people and adults teaching the Gurmukhi language and Sikh Scripture. Gurmat Sangeet, a variation of Indian Classical Music is also propogated We hold local, national and virtual events for the advancement of the Sikh Religion and engage in interfaith work. We support other organisations with similar objectives and work on many social campaigns.

To raise funds by subscription or other means in order to be able to assist the Dean & Chapter of Ely Cathedral in the advancement of the religious, pastoral, musical and educational work of the Cathedral including the preservation of its fabric and the ornaments and furnishings thereof.

The activities organised by this charity are consistent with upholding the objects of the Women's Institute charity of which the main purpose is to enable women who are associated with rural life, including arts, crafts and sciences, to improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions both national and international, in music, drama and o

The church operates weekly Sunday worship services where the community meets to pray and worship God to advance their spiritual development with their maker. The service includes the study of the scriptures, prayer, singing, and listening to sermons. The church also performs communion and baptism services as part of worship. The Church spreads the gospel also through offering free counseling