Arts Charities

Kingsley and Newton Village Institute is a charitable community building within the rural village of Kingsley in Cheshire. The Institute has a main hall with bar area, snooker room, bowling green and two tennis courts. Various social activities take place on the premises including line dancing, quiz nights, indoor and outdoor bowls, art classes, snooker and private parties.

Education by lectures and publications

Musical Theatre group

Working with young people in the York area to enhance their drama and social skills.

Hire of Hall for all different activities in the Community i.e. Pre-school, CarpetBowls, Scrabble, Dancing, Bingo etc.

Exercises for Elderly, Pensioners meeting, IT Classes, Health, Shape up smoking, Yoga, Pilates, Karate for Kids, Freestyle dance for kids, Ballroom dancing Useful maths & English, Mother & Toddler Group, Community Group, Self Defence, Zumba, Bollywood Dance, Art Class. Nursery

Our Village Hall is booked every day of the week and the activities range from Rifle Club, Womens Institute, Cubs/Scouts and Judo classes.and on Saturday and Sunday mornings there are dance classes. The overall age range is from 3 yrs - 85 yrs. At weekends we also have parties booked. There is also a playgroup at the Hall operating 5 days a week.

We operate in Wolverhampton and the surrounding area's. We provide many social and recreational activities for the over 50sArt-square dancing-ballroom dancing-line dancing-yoga-keep fit-day trips-holidays-ten pin bowling-talks-lunches-camcorders-bingo-walks-crown green bowls craft group-scrabble-Tai Chi-One off Events.

Amateur theatre company

Village Hall activities such asReligious activitiesArts and cultureSports and recreation eg brownies and guides ,badminton, dancing, children's partiesMeeting place for local mattersCoffee morningVillage marketPolling station, local gas terminal meetingsEducation

The British Institute of Organ Studies (BIOS) exists to encourage and promote the study of the pipe organ, its history and design, and to increase appreciation and understanding of its music by both organists and the general public. The society serves effectively as the amenity society for the British organ and lobbies Governmentand other national bodies on behalf of the instrument.

The charity organised classes on almost every Saturday during the year. These classes covered languages, philosophy, music, dance and drama.

The advancement of musical education and promotion of public appreciation of music and relief of musicians in necessitous circumstances

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN DANCE, MUSIC, THEATRE, MUSIC TECHNOLOGY, VISUAL ARTS AND CARNIVAL ARTS AND INTERNATIONAL CULTURES BY DELIVERING PROJECTS, EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS AND BY PROVIDING FUNDING ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT INCLUSIVE ARTS ACTIVITIES AT THE VALE, TAMESIDE.

Shrivenham United Charities comprises Martens Trust Almshouses providing accommodation for 6 appointed almspersons and Garrards Charity providing grants for tools or books to apprentices or young or disabled people who going on to further education.

To provide a youth music theatre and musical theatre workshops for the Llandudno and surrounding area for children and young people.

The Charity focuses on the encouragement of theatre, music, literature and dance.

The restoration, preservation, maintenance and repair of the historically significant grade 1 listed, Scarisbrick Hall. Provider of financial support to local children in education and training. To advance sports education and participation of children and the community. To advance the education of children in music and the performing arts children and the promotion of community participation.

To promote, maintain and advance the education of the public, in visual arts in the city of Manchester, and to encourage the development of the visual arts, by utilising all performance and visual art forms.To promote for the public benefit of the Manchester city inhabitants, the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals.

Russian Orthodox Monastic Community. 1) Spiritual help and advise.Visitors are welcome week-days and week-ends. Informal talks and sharing of religious books. Church choir meetings.Daily Psalter readings with commemoration of members,friends,neighbours and all those in need and who request prayers. 2)Help ill or needy local elderly people; those who suffer from drug or mental problems.

To provide and maintain a Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Alconbury and Alconbury Weston. It is available for hire to local community user groups on a regular basis, and for hire to private and commercial users. The Hall is a large modern building suitable for a wide range of uses from small theatrical productions to wedding receptions.

We hold 2 fairs annually, summer and Christmas time. We also hold cake sales, book sales, sweet cone sales and gift sales. We hold discos for all year groups and hold non-uniform days where children wear their own clothes for a £1 donation. We also have Christmas card designs for sale. All of this helps to raise important funds to expand the childrens' learning.

To promote, advance and improve for the benefit of the public, agricultural, horticultural, forestry and rural crafts and skills in all their branches by the improvement of livestock and the demonstration of livestock, machinery, crafts, products, methods and processes connected with agriculture and agricultural education.

Provide a worship and fellowship meeting point.Work amongst disadvantaged young people, encouraging their gifts eg. music, dance etc.Support work development work overseas amongst the impoverished.Work amongst people with addictions, providing support and encouragement.

Arts/Culture - Annual Show staged March.