Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

Parent and Toddler Group providing crafts/refreshments and activities for local parents/carers and children

The charity has continued to raise funds through a series of concerts, recitals, poetry readings and grant applications which are used to increase footfall and provide additional facilities for the Rydings complex. This has enabled us to extend our activities into the town and increase awareness and use of the building and its facilities

The purposes of the W I organisation are to enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life, arts, crafts and 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 all branches of health and social welfare.

For the public benefit, the relief of those in financial need, hardship and distress by the advancement of education of those young people and adults in the Philippines and Lebanon with the aim of developing their potential by funding education, instruction or training in professions, vocations, industries, crafts, trades or in improving the skills they need to gain employment.

Day trips for Rainbows, Brownies and Guides, crafts, badges,

Education/training/art/culture/sport/recreation, crafts etc

THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY INCREASING AND MAINTAINING INTEREST IN ALL THINGS RURAL INCLUDING THE PRESERVATION OF MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES RELATING TO INDUSTRIES, RURAL CRAFTS & RURAL TRADES AS WELL AS STEAM ENGINES AND ITEMS OF BYGONE DAYS

The award of bursaries for natural history projects, particularly those associated with ornithology and photography

EHA aims & objectives. To promote education in art & crafts in Essex & adjoining counties, particularly in organising classes, day schools, demonstrations & exhibitions.

Ark Ripon is a social club for adults with learning &/ or physical disabilities. We meet at Ripon Bowling Club, Bondgate Green on 3 Tuesday evenings per month (apart from school holidays). Activities include socializing, music, arts, quizzes, games, bingo & crafts. We were formerly known as Ripon Gateway Club (from Sept 1968 to February 2007) and then Avalon Ripon Klub (ARK) until July 2016.

The Guild's Aim is to keep the traditional Crafts of Handweaving, Spinning and Dyeing alive and developing in the modern world. To do this we demonstrate skills to the public and meet together for the sharing of ideas and experience.

Promotes and encourages practice and appreciation of art through indoor and outdoor painting sessions and tutorials, exhibitions and other related events.

music classes,art class.writting class,iranian school,football for children and adults,painting class, help to fill the all forms

Educational talks are given about Charles Rolls and the 1910 International Aviation Meeting.Annual commemorations are held around 12 July; the date of Rolls fatal crash at the Meeting.A heritage sculpture has been installed at Hengistbury Head incorporating interpretive panels.The Trust provides a unique historical archive for research purpose.The Trust sponsors specific school projects.

Speakers educating on various subjects -health, history, food, gardening, crafts and sports.

To advance education in and to promote the arts for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by establishing and maintaining an art gallery, music centre, theatre and cinema and by providing arts facilities, public exhibitions, lectures and workshops and by encouraging high standards of art which increase the public's knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the arts

John Wigham Richardson gave Newcastle City Council a lump sum to enable it to purchase pictures for the benefit of Newcastle upon Tyne. The City Council owns the Laing Art Gallery, which is operated on its behalf by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums. The Laing Art Gallery utilises the funds within the John Wigham Richardson Charity to enable it to purchase pictures.

Advancing education of the public in the field of the history of photography generally, and in particular in Derby and the surrounding area. Presenting lectures and disseminating knowledge through public meetings and publications. Providing volunteer,financial, curatorial and conservation support for the W W Winter Collection Trust and its collection, developing it and making it accessible.

Bitterne WI enables women to extend their interest in crafts. history,citizenship,music and drama. It provides a meeting place for women to socialise and to work to improve their community.As part of the wider organisation of WIs it takes part in aiming to influence national issues especially those affecting women and family life.

Organising and conducting exhibitions of photography.Making pubicly available information concerning photography by means of lectures, instruction, information and research.

MONTHLY meetings with speakers workshops for crafts social outings .

The charity was specifically established to manage a collection of prints that were donated to the Victoria Art Gallery in the 1940's. The funds are used to maintain and care for the collection and can also be used to add to the print collection.

Where parents, carers, grandparents, child minders can bring babies and toddlers. The group encourages social play with toys, singing, crafts and lots more. Snack is provided for the children who all sit together with their adults and enjoy each others company. A valuable place for adults to find friends too. Please note, Children are to be supervised by the accompanying adult at all times

various activities for pre-school children including singing, stories, crafts, puzzles, role play, construction, ride-on toys, climbing, social interaction. Also, summer outings and Christmas parties.

Provision of studio space to local artists, gallery available for exhibitions, community space available for workshops, classes and rehersals