Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

Learning techniques of weaving, spinning and dying in a dedicated facility. Sharing related knowledge through mentoring and discussion. Mounting exhibitions, sales and open events to serve the local area. Working cooperatively with other local organisations, including schools, to advance knowledge and understanding of these crafts and their place in local heritage.

GAMES, CRAFTS (COOKERY AND OTHER LIFE SKILLS), SOCIAL INTERACTION AND NETWORKING, RAISING FUNDS THROUGH ORGANISED EVENTS - CAMPING, KAYAKING AND LEARNING THROUGH PLAY

The main purpose of the Womens Institute to advance the education of women and girls for the public benefit in all areas including, local, national and international issues of political and social importance; music , drama and other cultural subjects; and all branches of agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare.

We are an arts based charity that works to improve the lives, well-being and health of those that face isolation through poor health and circumstance.Our Aims are to provide a safe welcoming environment where participants are given the opportunity to explore their own creativity through music, singing and a wide range of media including printmaking, sculpture, pastels, paint...

Monthly meetings for local women for all members and guests with either an educational speaker or in house teaching/discussion. Specialist learning meetings including four monthly book clubs, craft groups covering various crafts e.g. crochet, quilt making, banner making, ipad training sessions. Periodic educational outings.

Promoting the name of Gilbert Bayes. Increasing the public's knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the Arts, in particular the Art of Sculpture.

Wick Theatre Company presents a year-round programme of community theatre productions to the general public, at the Barn Theatre in Southwick, West Sussex, and involves its members in a range of theatre skills and crafts.

Crown Church meets each Sunday and has various mid-week meetings and activities. The trust is involved in the local community, providing pastoral care work and assisting people in need, including disadvantaged adults and young people. The trust runs a monthly event bringing the community together for crafts, singing, teaching, puppet show and a hot meal.

to advance education, arts, to promote visual arts, to relieve poverty, to promote skill training, to relieve poverty, illness and other dis-advances, to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for culture, heritage, recreation or lesuire time.

We hold classses in sewing, crafting, yoga, various computer classes, government exercise referral scheme,history and Art. The centre is also the venue for the slimming club, computer club, family history society,and quilting group. We provide a facility for Citizens Advice one morning a week, and also Communities First Drop InCentre, one day a week. Local groups hold meetings.

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.

crafting2gether is a Dronfield based charity providing hand crafted products for use by other charitable organisations and their service users. All products are given free of charge at the point of need. We also offer twice weekly crafting sessions, where volunteers and service users meet, craft, learn and support the charity and we run workshops at cost only aimed at learning or honing skills.

Providing Lectures and Courses to members and the general public in Photography and digital imaging.

Womens Institute. A monthly meeting for women with speakers arts and crafts competitions outings and area meetings

Tea/cake salesChristmas Fair with tombola, games, stalls, etcEid Party with food, face painting, etc.Summer Party with disco, bouncy castles etcQuiz NightsBook Projects - books created by the children and sold to the parentsSchool picnics

Local events of a social nature. Hire of the reading room for specific interests ie music, wood-working, photography.

The WI is a democratic, social and educational charity. Every WI provides monthly speakers/demonstrators on a variety of topics decided by members. Other meetings, crafts, walking, discussion or drama groups, choirs etc, are decided by members of individual WIs.

The club is held on alternate weeks. It gives members an opportunity to play games and mix with others. The group takes part in a range of activities from bingo to arts & crafts. We have a snooker table, football table and music centre. So sometimes members boogie or just chat and join in the other activities. Drinks & snacks are provided. Occasionally outings are made, to parks, bowling, seaside

Washington U3A provide a list of activities for people who are retired 'but not retiring'These activities inlclude:- Digital photography and computing, family history, garden club, luncheons, ladies swimming, quiz, relaxation, pergamano, scrabble, dominoes, whist, singing, strolling, travel and walking.

Members enjoy learning and sharing skills, trying out new crafts, making new friends, and working on their own and community projects. Or they can just pop in for a cup of tea and a chat. All within the supportive atmosphere of a friendly group of like-minded people.

The Women's Institute advances the education of women and girls in important local and national political and social issues, music, drama and other cultural subjects, agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare, promotes sustainable development, advances health and advances citizenship by promoting civic responsibility and volunteering.

Raising funds for the purposes of fulfilling the charity's aim of conserving and restoring an important artwork.

Promoting learning and personal development of women through eg lectures covering disciplines such as the arts, culture, health and social welfare, participation in groups with activities such as arts and crafts, walking. Encouraging members to take an interest in issues of national and local importance particularly relevant to the lives and welfare of women. Fundraising for local charities.

Provide actictivites, meetings to suit the needs and requests of residents of the longbridge ward of LBB&D i.e. classes in keep fit,yoga,painting,arts @craft,karate,dancing, St, John ambulance (young @adult) education for children (english/maths) ward cllr surgery. police surgery nieghbourhood watch

Providing small grants to organizations working in developing countries, or in the UK on issues related to poverty, asylum, discrimination or developing world populations, in the context of education; preferably by providing opportunities for cultural activities such as drama, writing, painting, drawing, photography, or design, so that young people can build self-esteem.