Event Format: Physical

Silver Tongued Deviance en plein air

Join FuseArts NI on Thursday, 19th September, from 7pm to 9pm at Ebrington Square for the en plein air debut of Silver Tongued Deviance, hosted by spoken word artist Frank Rafferty from Bluebell Arts, Gasyard Development Trust. This event is part of Good Relations Week 2024 in collaboration with FUSE arts, and no booking is required.

Silver Tongued Deviance is an open mic platform where spoken word performers, singers, and acoustic musicians are invited to share their work. Performers can choose pieces from their repertoire, create something new, or perform anything that resonates with them. The public is also welcome to attend and enjoy the performances without the need to participate.

Light refreshments will be provided. If you have any accessibility needs, please email fuseartsni@gmail.com ahead of the event, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Tour of Crumlin Road Gaol

A tour of Crumlin Road Gaol. Discover over 150 years of history and follow in the footsteps of over 25,000 prisoners as you make the journey through Northern Ireland’s only remaining Victorian Era prison. The guided tour will allow you to explore the building’s colourful past and gain a unique and memorable insight into the daily lives and routines of both prisoners and prison officers over the Gaol’s existence.

This tour is delivered as part of the T:BUC (Together: Building United Communities) Engagement Forum and in partnership with the Community Relations Council, The Executive Office, and Crumlin Road Gaol.

Book your FREE tickets now on eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tbuc-engagement-forum-people-and-place-tickets-999213252737

For further information, contact Paul Killen by email on pkillen@nicrc.org.uk

Parallel Histories Stormont Debate Workshop – South Regional College

Parallel Histories are delighted that South Regional College is taking part in the Parallel Histories/Good Relations Week Debates on controversial Northern Irish histories at Stormont on 13th September.

At the Stormont debates, students from across Northern Ireland will investigate the controversial histories of Northern Ireland. This workshop is to prepare them for working on sensitive topics with people the same age from across communities. They will focus on collaboratively investigating and then articulating views drawn from sources first from one side and then from the other in conversational debate. In the process they will learn how histories have been constructed and develop the skills and confidence they need to listen, question, and arrive at their own, informed choices.

Tour of Interface Areas in Belfast

A tour of interfaces areas in Belfast and the work being done to transform these spaces, showing the positive changes of space in the local area. This tour is delivered as part of the T:BUC (Together: Building United Communities) Engagement Forum and in partnership with the Community Relations Council, The Executive Office, and Coiste Tours.

Book your FREE tickets now on Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tbuc-engagement-forum-people-and-place-tickets-999213252737

For further information, contact Paul Killen by email on pkillen@nicrc.org.uk

Parallel Histories Stormont Debate Workshop – St Brigid’s Derry

We’re delighted that St Brigid’s Derry is taking part in the Parallel Histories/Good Relations Week Debates on controversial Northern Irish histories at Stormont on 13th September.

At the Stormont debates, students from across Northern Ireland will investigate the controversial histories of Northern Ireland. This workshop is to prepare them for working on sensitive topics with people the same age from across communities. They will focus on collaboratively investigating and then articulating views drawn from sources first from one side and then from the other in conversational debate. In the process they will learn how histories have been constructed and develop the skills and confidence they need to listen, question, and arrive at their own, informed choices.

Parallel Histories Stormont Debate Workshop – Dalraida School

We’re delighted that Dalraida School is taking part in the Parallel Histories/Good Relations Week Debates on controversial Northern Irish histories at Stormont on 13th September.

At the Stormont debates, students from across Northern Ireland will investigate the controversial histories of Northern Ireland. This workshop is to prepare them for working on sensitive topics with people the same age from across communities. They will focus on collaboratively investigating and then articulating views drawn from sources first from one side and then from the other in conversational debate. In the process they will learn how histories have been constructed and develop the skills and confidence they need to listen, question, and arrive at their own, informed choices.

Parallel Histories Stormont Debate Workshop – Dunclug College

We’re delighted that Dunclug College is taking part in the Parallel Histories/Good Relations Week Debates on controversial Northern Irish histories at Stormont on 13th September.

At the Stormont debates, students from across Northern Ireland will investigate the controversial histories of Northern Ireland. This workshop is to prepare them for working on sensitive topics with people the same age from across communities. They will focus on collaboratively investigating and then articulating views drawn from sources first from one side and then from the other in conversational debate. In the process they will learn how histories have been constructed and develop the skills and confidence they need to listen, question, and arrive at their own, informed choices.

Parallel Histories Stormont Debate Workshop – Ashfield Boys

We’re delighted that Ashfield Boys is taking part in the Parallel Histories/Good Relations Week Debates on controversial Northern Irish histories at Stormont on 13th September.

At the Stormont debates, students from across Northern Ireland will investigate the controversial histories of Northern Ireland. This workshop is to prepare them for working on sensitive topics with people the same age from across communities. They will focus on collaboratively investigating and then articulating views drawn from sources first from one side and then from the other in conversational debate. In the process they will learn how histories have been constructed and develop the skills and confidence they need to listen, question, and arrive at their own, informed choices.

A tour of the BUG Project (Belfast Urban Garden)

A tour of the BUG project (Belfast Urban Garden), a transformational space in inner city Belfast showing the benefits of positive use of space. This tour is delivered as part of the T:BUC (Together: Building United Communities) Engagement Forum and in partnership with the Community Relations Council, The Executive Office, and Conservation Volunteers.

Book your FREE tickets now on eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tbuc-engagement-forum-people-and-place-tickets-999213252737

For further information, contact Paul Killen by email on pkillen@nicrc.org.uk

Walking Tour of Historic Belfast Buildings

Take a whistlestop walking tour of the local historic Belfast buildings that have shaped the City’s past, and now been transformed to look forward to the future. This tour is delivered as part of the T:BUC (Together: Building United Communities) Engagement Forum and in partnership with the Community Relations Council, The Executive Office, and Clifton House.

Book your FREE tickets now on eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tbuc-engagement-forum-people-and-place-tickets-999213252737

For further information, contact Paul Killen by email on pkillen@nicrc.org.uk