Using graffiti workshops to explore our shared space, Donal O’Doherty will work with a group of young people from the Void Visionaries group over three sessions to explore what Derry in the future means to culturally diverse groups.
The workshops will take place on the 23rd, 24th and 2nd October and an exhibition of the works produced will take place in the education space of Void Gallery (date tbc).
For more info, please contact engage@derryvoid.com
We are bringing something different to the rural side of Antrim and Newtownabbey. An opportunity for business, community/voluntary and statutory organisations to come together to showcase the work that they do and also what they have to offer to the local community.
For more information, please contact kathywolff1@aol.com
Footprints Women’s Centre provides a thriving and supportive space for Newcomer women to develop and flourish. Footprints Syrian Women’s Group will visit Carrickfergus Castle to continue their exploration and connection with people and places in Northern Ireland.
For more info, please contact eileen@footprintswomenscentre.com
A reveal of artwork created by two young people who were supported by Dundonald Art Corridor, a community art project that enhances local community spaces.
The young people involved are local to the area and creativity helped them through lockdown and they have then used these skills to start their own businesses. They are an inspiration to other young people in the area.
This new artwork is on the exterior wall of the library and will direct focus to a public shared and safe space servicing all of the community.
One-piece with the support of Artist –in -Residence Jojo Stevenson is of Dundonald’s most recognised landmarks the Cleland Mausoleum. The other piece interpreted by maps from the Libraries NI Cleland Collection shows Dundonald Village and Grahamsbridge Road
For more information, please contact dundonald.library@librariesni.org.uk
‘We Cannot Walk Alone’ textile exhibition will showcase banners originally produced in response to the theme of Refugee Week 2021.
Textile banners will be on display at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre.
Workshop participants, some of whom were children and young people from Roe Valley Residents Association, were invited to consider the experiences of someone who has come here to seek sanctuary. The resulting banners celebrate the efforts of young people to break down barriers, unite communities and act as a catalyst for meaningful change in our society
(These can be viewed in accordance with COVID guidelines in place in RVACC)
Viewing Times : 10am – 3pm
For more information email: bebhinn.mckinley@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk
‘We Cannot Walk Alone’ textile exhibition will showcase banners originally produced in response to the theme of Refugee Week 2021.
Textile banners will be on display at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre.
Workshop participants, some of whom were children and young people from Roe Valley Residents Association, were invited to consider the experiences of someone who has come here to seek sanctuary. The resulting banners celebrate the efforts of young people to break down barriers, unite communities and act as a catalyst for meaningful change in our society
(These can be viewed in accordance with COVID guidelines in place in RVACC)
Viewing Times : 10am–4pm & 7-9pm
For more information email: bebhinn.mckinley@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk
‘We Cannot Walk Alone’ textile exhibition will showcase banners originally produced in response to the theme of Refugee Week 2021.
Textile banners will be on display at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre.
Workshop participants, some of whom were children and young people from Roe Valley Residents Association, were invited to consider the experiences of someone who has come here to seek sanctuary. The resulting banners celebrate the efforts of young people to break down barriers, unite communities and act as a catalyst for meaningful change in our society
(These can be viewed in accordance with COVID guidelines in place in RVACC)
Viewing Times : 10am until 4pm & 7pm until 9pm
For more information email: bebhinn.mckinley@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk
‘We Cannot Walk Alone’ textile exhibition will showcase banners originally produced in response to the theme of Refugee Week 2021.
Textile banners will be on display at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre.
Workshop participants, some of whom were children and young people from Roe Valley Residents Association, were invited to consider the experiences of someone who has come here to seek sanctuary. The resulting banners celebrate the efforts of young people to break down barriers, unite communities and act as a catalyst for meaningful change in our society
(These can be viewed in accordance with COVID guidelines in place in RVACC)
Viewing Times : Tuesday – 10am until 4pm
For more information email: bebhinn.mckinley@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk
As part of Good Relations Week 2021 TADA Rural Support Network will provide a multicultural networking day with music, food and dance from different cultures. To build good relations and gain knowledge of and understanding others religions, cultures and beliefs.
The event will have dancing and music from different cultures and will have food stalls and art and craft stalls. There will be a children’s area with Bouncy Castle, face painting and art and crafts stalls.
For more information, contact diane@tadarsn.com
Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive has worked with Community Relations Council to create a selection of programmes that showcase and celebrate the work of people and communities in creating and sustaining good relations in Northern Ireland from 1990.