Celebration or social
Community Coffee Catch-up Evening
Dungiven hosts a special coffee evening for Good Relations Week.
- When
- Wed 14 Oct · 5.30pm–6.45pm
- Where
- Dungiven Library, Causeway Coast & Glens
This event has finished
Every date for it has been and gone. The rest of this year's programme is still running.
Run by Inter Ethnic Forum
An interactive workshop exploring African culture through music, movement and dance, providing participants with an opportunity to learn, connect and celebrate cultural diversity.
An invitation-only African Culture & Dance Workshop taking place at St Brigid's Primary School
Participants will explore aspects of African culture through music, movement and dance, providing a fun and engaging opportunity to learn about different cultural traditions while encouraging understanding, respect and positive relationships.
This workshop is being delivered as part of Good Relations Week and National Hate Crime Awareness Week, supporting greater awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity within our communities.
Inter Ethnic Forum
IEF was established in 2002 to support Minority Ethnic Communities in Mid and East Antrim by the ensuring equitable delivery of services, promoting equality for all, strengthening good relations, capacity building and raising awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity.
Invitation only
closed event for pupils only
Celebration or social
Dungiven hosts a special coffee evening for Good Relations Week.
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