Arts Charities

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.

All activities concerning the local population of Clovelly:Football and Games.Children's play area.Darts, Skittles, card games etc.Village Hall hire for children's learning, Birthday Parties, Weddings, Funeral Teas, Youth club, Music Nights, charity events and fund raisingTractor runsQuiz NightsCommunity eventsVillage Fetes

Hospital fetes (spring or autumn). Flag days (1 days per annum). . Trolley services - toiletries & sweets.Befriending. Providing daily papers & books & magazines.

PRE SCHOOLDISCO DANCINGW.I.HAUGHLEY HOOFERS (CLOG DANCING)TAI CHIAMATUER DRAMATICSFILM NIGHTSCOMMUNITY CAFECRAFTS GROUPCOFFEE & CHAT

The support of Shropshire young musicians

CHORAL PERFORMANCESWEDDINGSFUNERALSLOCAL CHARITY EVENTS

Quiz Nights, Ladies nights, Disco, Pantomime, Bazaar, Hanging baskets, Spring ball, Movie nights, T-towel Sales, Summer Fayre, Cake sales etc

Encouragement of the appreciation of choral music by public performance.

To provide financial assistance in cases of need, by means of regular and one-off grants and loans to past and present employees of English National Opera and its antecedent companies.

LITERARY SOCIETY WHICH HAS THE AIM OF PROMOTING PUBLIC RECOGNITION OF THE WRITINGS, THOUGHT, AND CONTRIBUTION TO THE ARTS BY THE POWYS FAMILY AND THEIR CLOSE ASSOCIATES. THESE AIMS ARE MET BY HOLDING AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND OTHER REGIONAL EVENTS AND MEETINGS AND CARRYING OUT A PUBLISHING PROGRAMME WHICH INCLUDES A NEWSLETTER, A LEARNED JOURNAL AND OTHER OCCASIONAL WORKS.

The hall provides facilities for numerous activities including badminton, keep fit, dancing, art classes, performing arts, dog training, cubs. Additionally, villagers may hire the hall for parties, wedding receptions, quizzes etc. The hall committee run a pensioners party, and a flower and produce show.

The village is a thriving community (approx 500 dwellings and 1200 residents). Many residents support the hall and it is key to village life. The hall is used by 16 regular groups including, Indoor Bowls, Karate, Keep Fit, Scouts, History Society, Parent and Toddler group, Dancing etc plus numerous ad hoc functions. There is a successful amateur Dramatic group with an active youth section.

The Charity maintains the Village Hall which provides a meeting place for a variety of activitiesorganised by local clubs, including Youth Club, Dressmaking,Carpet Bowls, Karate, Mothers and Toddlers, Nip-In, Table Tennis.It is also available for Drama, Dancing, Wedding Receptions, Parties, also Parish Council and Public Meetings.

Support over 50's and disabled group, local brownies, first steps, NHS blood donor sessions, keep fit and dancing classes. Wild life trust, town twinning meetings and surgeries for Amber Valley Borough Council.

Trains for and performs choral music in public three or four time a year

Providing a social club for members and giving them opportunities to have a greater interaction with the general public by arranging regular outings to the coast and theatre.also trips to other venues and zoos

To educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts in order to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

The main objective of the Rock Village Institute is by way of public exhibition of arts and crafts, short mat bowls club, National Trust meetings, local children's birthday parties, and other local meetings. All events are charged to cover running costs.

Choral Society music making and education by rehearsal and performance.

Drama Group performing to the public

Amateur and community orchestral society, classical music

We are a music project for children and young people aged 0-18, particularly those who would otherwise find it difficult to access positive and constructive group activities, especially high quality music tuition, which can be expensive and hard to find. We meet on Saturdays during term-time and sessions happen at different times depending on age. It costs just -ú1 per child per week.

Erwood YFC is open to all young people aged 10 to 28 years of age. It offers a balanced programme which includes, education & training, community projects, sport, drama, public speaking, cookery, rural crafts and much more.

Brass Band

ARTS/CULTURE