Arts Charities

Provide/maintain a facility for local activities: eg Clubs for Children/Young People:Recreational/Learning activities eg Art; Bowls, Dancing, Pilates, Sports U3A; Yoga, others:Entertainments & parties:Social - eg Senior Citizen's Luncheon Clubs:Used by Groups - eg Apperley Cricket Club; Deerhurst & Apperley School PTFA; Apperley AFCParish- Parish Council Meetings; Annual Parish Assembly

The British Music Society of York puts on six Chamber Music Concerts each year in the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall at the University of York. Our purpose is to bring chamber music to as wide an audience as possible and to this end we offer annual subscription for students and young people at only £3.67 per concert and for adults at only £10.75 per concert.

Fundraising with a dance mini sports day.

B.G.C.A. provide creative and activities for all ages and abilities in the Hull area, which include pottery, art and crafts, a large community garden,food chain project, musical projects which include music and movement and our own skiffle band also the more traditional activities carpet bowls, karate, 55+ club, line dancing and work on a daily basis with excluded young people

Choral performances of classical music

Quiz's, summer lunch, bonfire party,bingo nights, childrens parties, PCC meetings, YFC Drama meetings, concerts, wakes. All for the benefit of Hardwicke & surrounding areas.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art of music in all its aspects, and in particular light opera, by the presentation of public concerts and recitals

The preparation, promotion & presentation of concerts and other charitable musical activities.

To promote the appreciation of classical music by the presentation of concerts, particularly of chamber music.

The trust exists to assist young people living in the parishes of Cliddesden and Farleigh Wallop to further their academic, musical and physical education.

The Trustees make an annual award of a cash sum for musical composition and for performance in alternate years. Music students of any nationality being of either sex, below the age of 30, resident in Great Britain or any part of Ireland, as well as British Commonwealth students temporarily resident in Great Britain or Ireland for their musical education.

We provide facilities for members of the Centre to participate in the purchase of alcohol and the various recreational pursuits available in the Centre. We also have a large screen television for enhanced viewing by the members.

The objects of the Society are the learning and performance of choral music and to foster public interest and enjoyment of such music by means of public performance.

Parent, carer and teacher fund-raising for St Bartholomew's Primary School. This is achieved through various organised events throughout the year including but not limited to a school concerts, school discos, gift sales, raffles, sponsored activities and an annual Summer Fete. There is also fund-raising via corporate charitable match funding schemes with parents and associates of the school.

Our current activities are music & dancing, youth clubs, arts and drama, choir practices, musical education, health education, drug and alcohol counselling, providing housing for those affected by alcohol and drugs.

To develop the resources of the Finchcocks Musical Museum by the promotion of musical education.

Award of medals, prizes and scholarships, the provision of live public performances, focusing on helping young musicians at the start of their professional careers, bringing live performances to diverse audiences without onerous pre-conditions. Outreach in schools. The support made available to musicians and music based projects in all areas of society confers immeasurable public benefit.

Community Space for; arts,crafts; culture; local comunity group meeting area

The furtherance of the charitys objects by social educational and such other means as are appropriate from time to time and are compatible with charitable nature including the promotion of Scottish bagpipe playing in London and the bringing together of all those interested in the pipes and pipe music.

A village hall used for various hirers within and outwith the village of Flore.Typical regular hirers include Indoor Bowling, Martial Arts, Drama group and visiting theatre companies.

Provides a meal to members twice a weekProvides social and holiday facilities/outingsRegular bingo, talks and dance activities

To advance the education of the public by encouragement of the arts through the provision of theatrical and dramatic performance and in particular to promote the mental and moral development and improvement of young people through the provision of theatrical and dramatic performances in schools, youth clubs, church halls and other facilities used by young people.

The study and practice of choral music, leading to public performances in Central and East London.

The Stanion Village Hall Association runs the Stanion Village Hall through a Management Committee. The Hall is used by local social and sports organisations on a weekly or monthly basis and is also available for bookings for parties, weddings and other events.The Committee also organises a number of events for local residents including a barn dance, a New Year's eve party and a Christmas Fayre.

Cappella Newcastle (founded in 1960 as Cappella Novocastriensis), specialises in singing music for worship and often sings unaccompanied. Cappella sings in churches throughout the North East, as well as giving several major concerts each year. The repertoire is varied and ambitious, ranging from English renaissance composers to contemporary works by Whitacre and Jackson.