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Paper People Chains

Run by Libraries NI

Design, colour, and embellish your own paper chain people to decorate the walls of Belfast Central Library.

Come celebrate Good Relations Week at Belfast Central Library! We are inviting children to be part of a special community art project centred around this year's theme: “Include”. Attendees will design, colour, and embellish their own paper chain people before using them to decorate the library walls. When we stand alone, we are just one person, but when we link hands, we create something special!
Ages 4-8; children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Booking is advisable - please contact Belfast Central Library on 028 90 509150 to reserve a place.

Who is running it

Libraries NI

Libraries NI is the public library service for Northern Ireland.

Who it is for

  • Children

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