Why become a Benefactor?

Benefactor donations are essential to us to secure the future success of the Broadway Arts Festival and planning is now underway for a packed programme of inspiring and entertaining events at the next festival in 2023.

Donations from our benefactors also fund our annual outreach programme with local primary and secondary schools and our bursaries for local students pursuing careers in the arts. Your support can make a real difference to young people’s lives.

Our benefactor scheme offers the following benefits:

• meet and greet opportunity with the performer/artist/speaker at the event
• name listed in the printed programme and on the website (also option to remain anonymous)
• 1 week priority booking
• exclusive drinks party in the gardens of Russell House on the opening night of the festival (9th June 2023)
• drinks reception and private view of the art competition exhibition

• 1 week priority booking
• name listed in the printed programme and on the website
• drinks reception and private view of the art competition exhibition

• 1 week priority booking

We appreciate that not everyone is in a position to join the Benefactor scheme, but anything you feel able to donate will make a difference to our ability to continue running an arts festival of the very best quality and supporting our arts bursaries and free arts activities in local schools. Please see bank details for online donations.

Andrew Dakin & Malcolm Rogers
Colin & Susan Enticknap
Stephen & Elizabeth McGill 
Sharon Stirling & Mark Ward

Michael & Sara Ayshford-Sanford
Peter & Rosanne Bailey
Margot & William Beaumont
Karen & Thomas Bloch
Mark & Angela Chambers
Karen Grant
Dominique Hardiman
Kay Haslam
Margot James
John & Arabella Kiszely
Ian & Deborah Lancaster
Helen Lancon
Anne Longhurst
Pam & John Noott
Peter & Jean Oliver
John & Jo Perkins
Peter & Helen Rushmore
Richard Thornhill
Simon & Jo Williamson
Martin & Julia Wilson