arts organization in Walia

The Women’s Arts Association, based in Cardiff, Wales, UK, is a vibrant and responsive organisation committed to women in the arts.

Promoting equality for disabled and Deaf people in the arts in Wales.

Y Cwmni Cenedlaethol â'r cyfrifoldeb dros ddatblygu llenyddiaeth yng Nghymru | The National Company for the development of literature in Wales

A studio based at a working small holding on the outskirts of the market town of Abergavenny. We provide a variety of textile based art workshops including hand and machine embroidery, feltin…

A&B Cymru brings business and the arts together for their mutual benefit. Mae C&B Cymru yn ymuno busnes a'r celfyddydau er budd eu gilydd.

Action for Arts - UK Charity Supporting Arts Excellence

With over 30 years of experience in developing and providing high quality activities, performances on Chinese culture & arts.

Sustrans is the charity that’s making it easier for people to walk and cycle for more of the journeys we make every day. Sustrans yw'r elusen sy'n gwneud hi'n haws i bobl gerdded a seiclo ar gy…

We are a school arts workshop and youth activities provider. They provide DBS checked artists to deliver a range of popular arts activities for UK kids.

elysium gallery provides an exhibition space and 83 artist studios over 3 venues in Swansea city centre.

At The Heart Of Great Liverpool Theatre.

Voluntary Arts promotes participation in creative cultural activities across the UK and Republic of Ireland

Art classes in Herefordshire - Both beginners and more established picture makers are most welcome. Classes in Wellington, Staunton on Arrow, Eardisley, Evenjobb and Kingsland.

. Arts Care Gofal Celf, ARTS CARE GOFAL CELF .

Carnival arts group learning through creativity

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Arts Council of Wales is the country’s funding and development organisation for the arts.

INCA has expanded into a network of individuals and organisations. We are committed to delivering activities that promote and develop social cohesion.

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