Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

We are a Civic Association dedicated to improving Matlock. We comment on proposals/plans affecting the town, campaign for improvements and carry out projects such as painting the Matlock mural, publishing Town Trails and installing Blue Plaques. Our objects are to educate the public in various aspects of the town and to preserve, protect and improve buildings and other features of public interest.

Talks, Walking, Painting, Music Group. Social Studies

Provide a programme of activities for girls and young women including health, crafts, sports, first aid, cooking, outdoor adventurous activities, camping. Also service in the community and fundraising for other charities.

The income arising on the trust fund shall be used to advance the education of the people of Bristol and Oporto about their respective countries, their peoples and culture. This may be achieved by assisting with displays, meetings, lectures, publications, visits and exchanges etc of artists, crafts people, arts organisations and students.

Education companionship crafts speakers the arts sport for women

Learning and teacing of spinning, weaving, dying and related textile crafts.Preservation of heritage in these fields and development of new techniques.Employing profesional experts to lead advertised workshops for our members and the general public.0001

Open to all women to attend courses and meetings on issues associated with rural life including arts, crafts, sciences, handicrafts, health, sport, health and social wefare.

Members form Interest Groups and, through sharing their knowledge, skills and experience, learn from each other. Current groups include Art History; Book Club; Bridge; Choir; Cinema; Cookery; Craft; Cribbage; Gardening ; Garden Visits; Family History; Italian; Lunch Club; Petanque; Photography; Politics; Scrabble; Cribbage; Table Tennis; Theatre and Trips; Walking; Whist; Yoga.

We are a youth group to provide a safe environment for children aged 11-18 to attend with friends to join in with sports, crafts, baking, etc.

The main purposes of the Women's Institute organisation are to enable women interested in issues associated with rural life, including arts, crafts & sciences, to improve & develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions both national & international, in music, drama & other cultural subjects, in agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health.

The WI plays an important role in the life of the local community. The speakers at the monthly meetings cover a wide range of subjects: travel, healthcare, cooking, arts,crafts and history. Outings are arranged to places of interest. We also cater at many village events. We take a great interest in current affairs and have mounted national campaigns.

Promotion of the crafts of spinning, weaving and dyeing.

To promote the arts and heritage of the public in the South Lincolnshire region in particular but not exclusively to advance the education of the residents and advancing their knowledge of local heritage primarily through the establishment and maintenance of a working museum, and through the use of arts and rural crafts.

Provides a meeting place for parents and children from birth - three years. Avtivities include painting, playdough, gluing & sticking and seasonal craft activities as well as numerous toys and play equipment.

We run a range of activities to engage young children and their parent-carers with nature in the form of walks, trails, scavenger hunts and related arts and crafts activities in the Greater London area. This has been during the week, on weekends, at half-term and over the summer holidays so as to be inclusive, reaching out to people in the local community and beyond who may have limited resources

Making grants to support the public concert programme held under the auspices of the University of Leeds and the work of its art gallery.

To advance education for the public benefit through the promotion of the artswith particular, but not exclusive, reference to the visual arts of printmaking and graphic design.

Our charity runs a club for adults over 18 years with learning disabilities. We meet on the second Monday of the month in a church hall in Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan. We are a social club and our activities include arts and crafts, singing, keep-fit, visits to local places of interest.

The Trust provides grants and bursaries during the year to individuals involved in the field of ceramics, to assist them with preparing books, conference papers and other projects relevant to the education of the public in craft pottery.

The project facilitates a range of courses and social enterprise initiatives for adults with learning disabilities in Gloucestershire. by addressing the learning and social needs through project based courses in Arts, Crafts, Sport, Cooking, Drama and Horticulture. Activities are practical and physical, providing healthy exercise and there is a strong emphasis on good nutrition and healthy eating

The education of the public by the promotion of art and the support, assistance and improvement of the Hatton Gallery in co-operation with its management and staff.

LOCAL GROUP WORKING WITH FAMILIES IN BROAD GREEN, CROYDON. TUESDAY DROP-IN 11AM TO 2PM CLASSES IN ICT, YOGA, DRESS MAKING, KNITTING, MENDHI AND OTHER CRAFTS, ENGLISH AND LITERACY SKILLS AS MANY MEMBERS DO NOT HAVE ENGLISH AS THEIR FIRST LANGUAGE, VISITS TO SEA-SIDE, MUSEUMS AND SEASONAL CELEBRATIONS. SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES WITH EXTRA CLASSES.

Parent's and their Babies/Toddlers meet once a week for 2 1/2 to 3 hours in the local village hall. The children are able to play and interact with each other with a variety of toys/books etc. A sit down activity is done with the children weekly e.g. painting, drawing, making. It is also good socialisation for the parents.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education and appreciation in the arts, including music and the visual arts, in particular but not exclusively by the staging of an annual cultural festival in Maldon.

Each month we have talks on subjects of interest often with demonstrations. Several times a years the committee organise trips for the members to go on. We try to support the comunity by attending local fetes and by helping the local school after hours clubs by teaching the children crafts. Many sporting events take place, arranged by the local WI Federation