Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

Silsoe Young Farmers is a youth group run by the members for the members to advance their education in argiculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. Joining in with local village activities to become an active part of the community. Improving mental capacities, self-reliance and individual responsibilities.

Operates Art Galleries - provides premises, services and support to run Art Galleries and educational programmes in commercial buildings thus interacting with local businesses and the wider community.

The St James Dudley Foundation provides financial support to the Governing Body towards the upkeep of the School.

THE SOCIETY OPERATES AN ART & CRAFT GALLERY, SHOWCASING WORK FROM LOCAL N DEVON RESIDENTS AFTER EXPENSES ANY PROFIT FROM COMMISSION TAKEN FROM SALES OF WORK, DONATIONS & ANNUAL DRAW IS GIVEN TO ASSIST IN HELPING LOCAL CAUSES IN THE WELFARE OF THE PUBLIC.2017 A COMMUNITY AREA WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOLS AND LOCAL GROUPS TO GIVE THEM WIDER PUBLIC SUPPORT IN THE COMMUNITY. WORKSHOPS ALSO PLANNED.

Jen's Special Place provides a safe space every month for young people and their families to grieve. This is where bereaved young people can meet other bereaved young people and peer to peer support is encouraged.During these sessions we support young people in expressing their grief and exploring their feelings through play/games as well as arts and crafts.

Fund-raising by organising (1) concerts, lectures, walks, outings to exhibitions, museums and galleries, and holidays. Making grants to the museums and art gallery in Lincoln towards acquisitions, conservation and educational projects.

The WI offers many varied activities including crafts, cookery to campaigns and gardening.

VICS is run by parents of registered blind/ vi children in Accrington, we provide a safe environment with the use of tactile/ sensory equipment all developed for children with a visual impairment.Our aim is to help develop the needs of each child to the best of the child's ability, with the use of tactile equipment, pc with magnification and speEch, workshops, crafts, sensory toys,trips out

Classes in Architecture, Art, Bird Watching, Current Affairs, Crafts, Drama, Family History, Gardening, Heritage, Line Dancing, Literature, Music Appreciation, Play Reading, Poetry, Science, Singing, Ukulele, Walking, Writing; theatre visits and interest holidays, Philosophy, Conversational Spanish.

Producing artistic works (writing, theatre, audio) by emerging creatives from the North West of England, supported by workshops and professional development programmes. The principal thematic focus is the intersection between arts and ecology, and making work that responds to a time of ecological emergency. The organisation produces work in forms and places to reach non-self-selecting audiences.

The Charity maintains and runs the hall which is used by local people for activities such as WI, Children's film club, Local History Group, Bridge, Painting, Yoga and Pilates. Plays and pantomimes are performed as well as other entertainments and interests. It is also hired for wedding and funeral receptions and other events. The Post office uses the hall annexe twice a week to serve local people.

We operate a day centre two days a week providing various creative activities with an emphasis on art work such as painting and drawing.

To administer and display the art collection of Brooke Robinson (1836-1911) currently housed within Dudley Museum & Art Gallery. The collection includes 17th, 18th and 19th century paintings, furniture, ceramics, etc.

Trusteeship of museum building and collections

Provision of a free to enter Museum Gallery which showcases the military and social history of The Royal Lancers and Nottinghamshire's Cavalry from 1689 to the present day.Provision for family research and an on site educational research facility.Preservation and conservation of artefacts and archival material.

To promote the value of craft and craftsmanship, to collect and exhibit works of outstanding craftsmanship at the Crafts Study Centre in Farnham, and to support research and study into the crafts.

To advance children and young people's chances in life through (A) The provision if Arts, Culture and Leisure Time activities provided in the interest of social welfare and design to improve their quality of life (B) The advancement of education in particular in performing arts, carnival arts, visual arts and digital arts.

A) To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. And B) In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure.

We are an umbrella organisation for the Not-For-Profit Arts in and around Brighton and Hove. We publish a quarterly arts diary, which includes events listings and profiles of member organisations. The leaflets are distributed free to the public, mainly through libraries. We also promote member groups through drama competitions and visual arts exhibitions.

To acquire, restore, preserve, maintain display and use for public benefit, heritage wooden boats and other wooden maritime vessels and so advance public education in the historical significance of such boats and vessels and the skills and crafts used in their construction, maintenance and use.

We currently operate in Lewisham and Wandsworth.Our project provides free breakfast and hot meals for lunch every Saturday for homeless, rough sleepers and vulnerable people in the community.Our service users have ranged from young adults to the elderly, and groups of vulnerable individuals who have found themselves homeless.We offer workshop on Friday for arts and crafts activities.

The charity has provide over 700 families losing a longed for baby with assistance since 2016 in West Norfolk. Offered to all families accessing the service are:Bereavement photography, hand and footprints onto ceramic, into glass and plaster castings of baby's hands and feet,memory boxes and many other keepsakes. Parents, siblings and extended family are provided with hand made keepsakes.

Promotion of knowledge and access to knowledge via talks, visits and publications, in particular in relation to the collections and activities of the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) and Devon. Supporting RAMM through the financing of acquisitions, conservation and exhibitions, and by advocacy.

Blue Bell Hill Village Hall's current activites include: Daily Pre school, Dance School, Table Tennis, Yoga, Children's Parties, Crafts, Carer's Support Group, Religious Gatherings.

The Friendship Centre is a social centre for older people, open 3 mornings a week. As well as the opportunity for social contact and peer support there are a number of activities on offer, such as art and crafts, dance classes, fitness classes, a local history group and massage. We serve hot lunches twice a week. We are based in Lancaster.