Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

To advance the education of the public in the understanding and appreciation of the musical arts, in particular male voice choral music, by the presentation of concerts and similar activities.

We maintain a healthy membership upwards of 60 attending Wednesday evenings. The Corona Virus has forced us to replace face to face rehearsals with Zoom meetings, and all concerts have been cancelled. We have had small numbers of personnel at our hall when lockdown restrictions permitted. We continue to support our venue and our musicians to maintain relationships for the future.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN THE ARTS BY THE TRAINING OF A CHOIR IN CHORAL MUSIC AND THE PERFORMANCE OF CHORAL MUSIC.

Manage and maximise public use of Village HallHire hall for Art Classes, private functions, community events, local meetingsOrganise and run regular events - quiz nights, talks, music evenings, film nights, Harvest Supper, Rounders evening - for local communityPolling stationVenue for Parish Council and Parochial Church Council meetings

The choir has an established reputation for its performances of challenging repertoire spanning five centuries and regards the performance of more unusual repertoire, both renaissance and contemporary, as an important part of its programming.

The Society consists of an Orchestra and Chorus. Membership is open to all comers without audition. Members learn and rehearse music with the objective of providing four public concerts per year. The Orchestra invites all comers to an open rehearsal free of charge. Occasionally, the Chorus runs an open singing course. The Society supports local charities by performing carols at Christmas time.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education of the art and science of choral music of all periods with particular emphasis on early music, suitable for a choir of limited size (max 36 members) by the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals

The Felinfach Memorial Hall charities are used for the benefit of local activities as follows concerts, dramas, debating society sessions, whist drives, WI meeting, Merched Y Wawr, Eisteddfod youth clubs, bingo, dancing groups, polling station, Armistice Memorial Service including all other functions that benefits the local community.

Art; Bridge;Calligraphy; Craft; Creative Writing; Computing; History; French; Looking at Art; Literature; Mah Jong; Nature Walks; Piano Playing; Poetry; Rambling; Reading; Recorder; Scrabble; Looking At Art; Travel; Digital Photography; Wine Appreciation; Gardening; Early Dance.

Sports, education, parties, weddings, village group meetings, dance and other exercise classes

Sunday School, Worship Service, Drama, Singing Group, Youth Activities, Bible classes, Funerals, Christening, Community Gospel Concert, Music School, Home visiting for the sick and lonely and work shop activities. { Easter Community Concert over 400 people in attendance, October Combination Singspiration with the Church of England. November Memorial service, Nativity Play by the Youths and BHMD.

entertain public with music and drama productions

Support for the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod

The Staveley Roundhouse is a small cultural centre which provides facilities for music and drama and the arts. It is open to all people and there are regular performances of plays, musical events such as jazz concerts and classical music, educational talks on a wide range of topics and an annual art exhibition showing the work of local artists.

Promotion of classical music, including the Essex Young Musician of the Year to encourage young performers.

Hire of hall for private functions, childrens parties, lectures, parish council meetings,concerts, live music nights, exercise classes, singing group, dance group, venue for local/national elections, hire of equipment ie tables chairs, crockery to other villages or privately, village celebrations.

Village hall use for local activities including art and dance classes, table tennis, whist, bingo, WI, Chideock Society, village lunch, weddings and quiz nights etc

The study and performance of operatic works, musicals and musical comedies.To cultivate the arts of opera and musical comedy, and to improve and educate the public taste in those arts.To raise funds and invite and receive contributions from any person, or persons whatsoever by way of subscriptions, donations and otherwise.Support other local charities and arts related organisations.

The IWMDDF was established to advance, promote & encourage the study & practice of the arts of music, dance, speech & drama. It aims to introduce new classes to the festival, encouraging those of all abilities to enter. If funds allow, it would also like to highlight exceptionally talented students & provide them with opportunities to perform at other events, such as federation summer schools.

To educate the public in the operatic, dramatic and musical arts, in the pursuit of which two and sometimes three shows are produced each year for performance in public.

Sutton Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is an amateur orchestra which aims to provide the opportunity for players of a reasonable standard to experience rehearsing and performing works from the orchestral repertoire. SSO believes making music should be fun but challenging. The Orchestra performs three major public concerts per year within the London Borough of Sutton.

Village Hall for hiring for various activities including Social Club, Meetings, Bowls, Keep Fit, Pilates, Childrens Soft Play, Music and Movement, Friday Market, Luncheon Club etc.

Provide facilities for Pre-School playgroup, Church Groups ,Social Dancing Whist ,Brownies, Model Railway Club Jumble sales, parties and Quizzes to raise money for charties

The charity runs an annual music and speech competitive festival.