Good Relations Week Events

The Seen exhibition by Oliver Jeffers, and produced by Nerve Centre, will go on tour to Mossley Mill this October as part of Good Relations Week. 

The Seen exhibition by Oliver Jeffers, and produced by Nerve Centre, will go on tour to Ballymena Central Library and Mossley Mill this October as part of Good Relations Week. 

Throughout the week, 2 Royal Avenue will become a hub for creativity, dialogue, and community, hosting a series of workshops, talks, and events. Alongside this, we will present an exhibition of past projects through panels and digital displays. These stories reflect lived experiences of resilience, hope, and change, offering space for reflection and connection.

The Unsung HER'oes Exhibition celebrates the often-overlooked contributions of women to the Good Friday Agreement, marking its 25th anniversary. This powerful tribute explores the pivotal role women played in shaping Northern Ireland's peace process, both in formal political roles and within their communities. The exhibition provides a unique platform for recognizing these contributions and offers space for women to come together, share experiences, and reflect on lessons that can be applied to present-day challenges as Northern Ireland navigates post-Brexit tensions. Featured: Stories of local heroes including Diane Greer, Marie Gillespie, and Jeanette Wark MBE from the North West, alongside women from across Ireland who helped secure and sustain peace. Monday 13th October 2025 - Sunday 19th October 2025

Good Relations Pop Up- Enniskillen library

Colours of Culture Exhibition

Good Relations Pop Up- Lisnaskea library

A powerful evening of student-led drama and exhibition that shines a light on the impact of hate crime celebrates diverse cultures and uplifting community voices.