Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

A museum dedicated to the history of Boxted Airfield near Colchester Essex. This is open the last Sunday of every month from March to October inclusive plus National Heritage Weekend see our website for details www.boxted-airfield.comWe fundraise by holding local events such as guest speakers.We also have a social calender for our 100 members which includes trips out, social evenings etc.

We run a museum for local visitors and for people from the surrounding district to learn and enjoy their heritage. We also have visitors from further afield who come to seek out information on relatives.We run an education service for schools and an outreach service for elderly and disabled.

We hold monthly lectures on geology & related sciences, run geological day field trips & an annual residential field trip. We publish our journal, Outcrop, twice a year, maintain our website and support local geological initiatives. We have a table at Festival of Geology, Sussex Min & Lap, day events at local museums, support the Worthing Heritage Alliance & answer queries from the public.

M.A.S. is a local history society that presents a series of lectures, outings and an annual exhibitiion.It is also actively trying to establish a local museum/heritage centre based on The Society's own collection.

The Society promotes education and participation in fine arts by means of organised lectures, visits to museums, stately homes and galleries in the UK and Europe. Also there is a popular workshop for members of all abilities to join. An exhibition is held in the Radlett Centre each year for all member artists to display their works, paintings, sculptures and ceramics etc.

CDFAS is affiliated to the NADFAS. Our main activity is arranging a lecture on a monthly basis. We sponsor a young arts award each year. We are hoping before long to be involved in volunteering at a local museum.

Advancing the education of people of Castle Cary & surrounding areas by maintaining the museum for objects connected with the past life of Castle Cary & district and to preserve the antiquities, artefacts and amenities of the town, especially the conservation areas of Castle Cary and Ansford for the benefit of Castle Cary & district, and our visitors (area prescribed by governing document).

To advance the education of the public in the subjects of local history, family history and other subjects relating to the collections of Horsham Museum and Art Gallery and to assist and support the development of the charitable work of the museum, its collections and library in such ways as the trustees shall think fit for the benefit of the public.

The Friends of the Harris exists to support the work of the Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library through fundraising. In recent years we have funded a range of projects, including purchases, conservation, exhibitions, community-focussed work and a capital development.

The object is to advance the education of the public by collecting,preserving and exhibiting collections of period costumes and accessories connected therewith and to establish and maintain a public museum or place for storing.The main activities in relation to these objects are designing and mounting an annual exhibition and continuing the collection and care of the said objects.

The society arranges study courses,visits and public lectures on arts subjects; provides volunteers to museums, galleries and historic buildings in the London area and North Kent which are open to the public; encourages and financially supports arts projects in Bromley area schools and hospitals.

The charity exists to educate the public by the promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the William Morris Gallery through the activities of a group of Friends. Funds raised are used to help the Gallery to make acquisitions and to support its development: following a fund-raising drive, the Gallery reopened to the public in August 2012.

To provide a Museum of local history for Lutterworth and the surrounding villages,open for public access. We also give talks and put on displays at other venues including schools.

The principal focus of the trust's activities during the 2020-2021 has been the welfare of the Town Hall. In addition the trust has been continued support the development of the museum group and is helping steer them towards independence. The market continues to bring steady income which also helps support maintenance of the town hall.

Fosters interest in Chertsey Museum and the history of the Borough of Runnymede and provides practical help to the curators.

Exhibiting the work of Brian Nolan in a wide range of galleries, museums and public collections, particularly, but not exclusively, in the Manchester and Peak District areas.Promoting participation in watercolour painting and an interest in the medium.Permitting images to be used as appropriate.Enabling access to digital images and original work for research and educational purposes.

Raise funds to be appropriated to Wolverhampton Art Gallery and Museums.

A Museum displaying and preserving collections pertaining to the history of Great Torrington.

The Museum of Everything is a unique charity initiative which undertakes a variety of fund-raising activities to generate donations in achieving its objectives by displaying artwork of disabled, undiscovered, unintentional and self-taught artists in the UK and abroad.

Educating Local Schools on Local history. Researching Genealogy for people World Wide.Talks to various organisations on Historyof Marazion.Preserving the artefacts which very kind local people have loaned to the Museum.

Museum presenting local social history-artifacts & reference section. Fully accredited. Guided walks during the summer months.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT INTO THE HISTORY AND OF BEMBRIDGE AND THE SURROUNDING AREA BY THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MUSEUM.

Provides artist and creative studio space, programmes, events, training, tours, residencies, talks, exhibitions, performances, publications, screenings and collaborative projects. Supports diverse, experimental artists, musicians and creatives in mentoring and general support services for better lives.

Support the Museum of the Staffordshire Yeomanry in the High House, Stafford so that it may be a tribute to the men of Staffordshire who served in the war and an interesting social history for today's public. The Charity relies on donations and gifts to meet its objectives

Maintaining a local museum.