Ulster GAA’s School Engagement Programme takes place in Brownlow Integrated College on Monday 18th September.

Ulster GAA’S Club Engagement Programme will take place on Monday 18th September in Clan na Gael GAC, Lurgan. Participants will engage in the One Punch Can Kill Workshop.

Michael Fryer from the Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum in Belfast will be lead a workshop relating to the Second World War.

Have you been awarded badges from scouts, brownies or Girlguides? Join Sew Ready to learn how to sew on your own skill builder badges. Come along to our badge workshop and learn the skills to sew on your badges yourself.

CIH award for the Knock Knock programme in Ballymena working with 12 schools; and St. John's & Killowen Primary Schools Coleraine were awarded Good Relations Award by Community Relations Council

The Hen Shed will participate in these workshops that will introduce them to Lippan Art – which will allow them to explore the Indian Culture through an enjoyable medium.

Seminar to discuss Climate and Good Relations in policy and practice with a focus on Belfast

This is an opportunity for young children and adults to learn about Indian Heritage through creating a piece Warli Art through the medium of painting. Children 8+ can be registered for this workshop.

Futsal indoor football sessions run out by IFA in 5 primary schools in Omagh. A programme finale will bring all schools together.

Express Yourself - Social Café Open Day! Pop in, chat, get creative and connect. All welcome - no art experience needed!

Ulster GAA’s School Engagement Programme takes place in Shimna Integrated College on Wednesday 20th September.

In Your Space Circus will work with up to four schools to examine how our shard spaces can influence the way we look at the world and how the way we look at the world can influence our shared space.

Dennett Interchange will work with the two primary schools in Donemana to deliver workshops looking at other cultures and traditions.

September 21st is International Day of Peace! Our workshop will highlight the role of women during WW1 and how their roles have changed since. We will also explore why women are important in de-escalating conflict and promoting cultures of peace and coexistence and how they can prevent recruitment of children as combatants. Informal discussions and lunch follows workshop.

Culture workshops to promote the cultures and traditions of people living in our City and District to residents of Creggan.

Launch of the Sew Ready 'Get into Sewing' program - a free workshop for anyone wanting to learn how to sew either for leisure of of a way to meet new people.

This is an opportunity for local groups to recieve £1,000 for a community project. People from the commuinty will place their votes and the projects with the most votes get funded.