Why be a Benefactor or Friend of Broadway Arts Festival?
The Festival depends on financial help from the immediate community and those beyond, who appreciate our wonderful heritage and want to support it in whatever way they can – big or small – we cannot do it without you!
Broadway Arts Festival is a biennial celebration of the village’s unique artistic heritage and its enduring relationship with a world-famous colony of American artists and writers, who visited and worked here in the 19th century. The Festival, which is a charity, began in 2010, and aims to raise awareness of the community’s rich links with the arts, whilst broadening the appeal of Broadway locally, nationally and internationally, as a destination for artistic endeavour and education. This includes developing an educational arts legacy in the form of grants.
The generosity of Sponsors, Friends and Benefactors enables the Festival both to make grants to young people studying the arts and to maintain a biennial festival of arts in Broadway thus nurturing the legacy left to us by the Broadway Colony. .
Subscriptions cover the period from date of payment to the end of 2017
What Level of Benefits are available to BENEFACTORS and FRIENDS
BENEFACTORS (£100 individual or £150 joint at the same address) will be entitled to:
- Priority booking for all events
- Invitation to the joint evening with the History Society on the 21st March 2017. Juliet Heslewood will lecture on “William Morris in the Cotswolds” in the Lifford Hall at 7 p.m.
- Further benefits for future 2017 events to be announced later in the year
- Invitation to special Benefactors only events
FRIENDS (£25 individual or £40 joint at the same address) will receive:
- Priority booking for all events
- Invitation to the joint evening with the History Society on the 21st March 2017. Juliet Heslewood will lecture on “William Morris in the Cotswolds” in the Lifford Hall at 7 p.m.
- Further benefits for future 2017 events to be announced later in the year
