Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

Exercises with therapist & music. Tuition with tutors for various activities i.e. pewter work - glass painting - sewing and embrodiary cards - scrabble and dominoes etc.

PUBLIC MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY AND PUBLIC PARK AT HOLLINS HILL ACCRINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE BOROUGH OF ACCRINGTON

Bangor Arts Initiative is based in Bangor, Gwynedd, North Wales City Centre. The gallery and community space is run by members and volunteers. The charity was set up to promote the arts locally by providing art exhibitions, art workshops and other art-related activities and events. The gallery /community space is free to access for members of the public.

Arch 76 is a Christian charity providing emotional and spiritual support to women in East London, many of whom face considerable challenges such as domestic violence, addictions, physical and mental health issues and isolation. Activities include: arts and crafts sessions; optional bible studies, worship and prayer and other sessional activities such as dance and discussion groups.

Dancing, Painting, Health keep fit for able and disabled, Music, Sporting activities, Religious activities, Charity events, Socials, Receptions, Council meetings, Plays and Police meetings.

Annual showcase events: To allow ethnic minorities of all ages to present to the public a choice of performing art.Workshops: Brought by qualified professionals. Workshops include but are not limited to finical advice, photography, and business sharing.

We are all members and part of Girl Guiding UK. We give opportunities for girls to enjoy a girl lead environment for arts/crafts/homecraft skills/recreation etc. Our building and grounds provide holidays as well as weekly meetings for those in the movement age five upwards.

To promote and improve agricultural and horticulture for the public benefit within a 15 mile radius of Great Gransden Church in Huntingdonshire. The Society aims to promote agriculture and horticulture in all its branches and to encourage skill and industry in all its trades, crafts and professions connected with it

The object of our charity is to advance the education of pupils at our local village school by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and the local community and by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which supports the school.We run 10-12 events in a year ranging from quizzes and shopping for the adults, through fairs and crafts for the children.

We provide a place for young people to come together and socialise, with a range of activity's young people can participate in. Activity's on offer are pool, darts, roller skating, table tennis, hockey, badminton, volley ball, tennis, football, Internet access, computer and games consoles, disco's, karaoke, bouncy castle, arts and crafts. All in a safe supervised environment.

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.

Activities: **Arabic for kids and teens** Eid Celebrations for the whole community ** Cybersecurity workshops for kids and adults ** Art and crafts workshops for kids** Lectures about a good moral and how to become good in the community ** Football training ** Out doors Activities for kids

To enable women who are interested in issues 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 other cultural subjects and in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare.

STUDY OF THE CERAMICS OF DERBYSHIRE.PUBLICATION OF RESULTS OF RESEARCH VIA A TWICE YEARLY NEWSLETTER AND OCCASIONAL JOURALS.

Promoting weaving, spinning, dyeing and other fibre crafts in and around Oxford.

A&M Extract:-To encourage and develop knowledge, enjoyment and understanding of the arts including but not limited to music, dance, drama, film, storytelling, musical theatre, literature, poetry, visual art and craftTo promote and advance the training and education of young people particularly but not exclusively in the Border counties of Powys, Herefordshire and Shropshire

TO ADVANCE PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF ARTS AND CRAFTS BY THE PROMOTION, SUPPORT, ASSISTANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SOUTHAMPTON'S MUSEUMS, ARCHIVES AND GALLERIES IN CO-OPERATION WITH THEIR MANAGEMENT AND STAFF.

The aim of the Guild is to promote, educate and improve the crafts of hand-spinning and weaving. To these ends we hold regular monthly meetings for lectures and discussions, we also hold exhibitions of work, workshops, arrange demonstrations and organise and support courses. Membership is open to all and experience is not necessary

To advance the public's education in art, in particular in relation to all aspects and techniques of drawing, sketching and painting in Adlington and district.

To teach and practice the art and science of photography.

WI advances the education of women in local,national issues. In music ,drama, and culture, crafts, home economics, science, health , social welfare. Educating women in preservation and protection of the environment advancement of health for the public benefit and the advancement of citizenship by the promotion of civic responsibility and volunteering.

Provision of a range of self help educational groups aimed at +50 yrs. Groups total 35 covering differing topics eg photography, art appreciation, local history, art-drawing; watercolours, drama, french conversation, current affairs discussion, video & editing, family history, poetry, walking, dancing etc.

Charity working for the benefit of women in the local community, sharing ideas and arts and crafts, learning through speakers on various subjects, enjoying friendships and support for like minded women.

Our members meet twice a week: Wednesday afternoons 1pm - 3pm and Wedmesday evenings 7pm - 9pmOur gallery is open to the public between 11am and 4pm most daysArt Demonstrations are held several times a year - members of the public are welcome to attendTrips are also organised on a regular basis throughout the yearChildrens clubs welcome such art Scouts & Girl Guides

The Yoruba Foundation was created to provide a social, cultural and educational platform for Yoruba's and for people of African origin in the UK and make more accessible Yoruba Art's and Culture to a wider audience worldwide through visual, conceptual and performance arts mediums in its traditional and contemporary forms.