Peace in the Park (All you need is Love)
Peace in the Park 4 (all you need is Love) FREE Famliy event in Alexandra Park North Belfast Sunday 21st September 2025. A celebration of the 60s and a promotion of all things positive in the North of the City.
12:00 am
21
Sep
Planet, People, Possibility – Carryduff Primary School Programme
Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council is teaming up with Carryduff Primary School for a vibrant “park classroom” experience. Pupils will swap desks for the outdoors, exploring art, storytelling, and hands-on environmental activities in their local green space.
Inspiring the next generation to care for people, place, and planet.
01
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th 7
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
02
Oct
Connect North Drop-in Session
Wellbeing drop in session for adults, with Connect North
2:30 pm
02
Oct
Communities Leading Change
Market Stall voting event in Warrenpoint Town Hall on Saturday 4 October at 11am where groups have the opportunity to showcase their project to the local community and compete for Funding.
11:00 am
04
Oct
Westenders/Men’s Shed Singing Work Shops
Westenders intergenerational Singing Group, that will take part in community events, participate in concerts for their members or as a supporting act in community concerts, events or festivals.
7:00 pm
06
Oct
Walk Leader Training
Antrim Library presents an opportunity to take part in Walk Leader Training - aimed at anyone interested in leading short health walks within the Northern Trust Area either as a volunteer or through their work role.
9:30 am
06
Oct
Connect North Drop-in Session
Connect North can connect you to beneficial services and supports within your community to address your practical, social or emotional needs.
10:30 am
06
Oct
Second World War Reminiscence Workshop
Second World War Reminiscence Workshop - Dementia Friendly
10:30 am
07
Oct
Different Ball, Same Goal
"Different Ball, Same Goal" sports sessions for pupils in Post Primary schools, exploring diverse sporting heritage traditions.
10:00 am
07
Oct
Understanding Northern Ireland and stories from Home
Multicultural talk and workshop
10:00 am
08
Oct
The History of the Sir Samuel Kelly Lifeboat
Donaghadee Heritage Preservation Company presents the history of the Sir Samuel Kelly lifeboat
1:00 pm
08
Oct
Shared Education Film Event – Promoting Good Relations
Pupils from Newtownhamilton PS and St. Michael’s PS will join on Wed 8 Oct 2025 for a Shared Education event featuring a screening of Wonder (PG) and a reflection on Good Relations, promoting kindness, inclusion, and understanding between schools.
12:30 pm
08
Oct
Seen Exhibition at Mossley Mill
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.
10:00 am
09
Oct
Seen exhibition at Ballymena Central Library
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.
10:00 am
09
Oct
Rowallane Communities Leading Change Event
Newry, Mourne & Down District Council Participatory Budgeting Event,
Projects that have passed Stage 1 of the application process will now move to the next stage:
Market Stall voting event in Ballynahinch Community Centre on 9th October 2025 from 6pm-9pm where groups have the opportunity to showcase their project to the local community.
09
Oct
Hosting Refugees workshop
A workshop designed to provide support for those who are currently hosting a refugee or are considering doing so. See the flyer below for more details
6:00 pm
09
Oct
Good Relations Week Launch at Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council
Celebrate the launch of Good Relations Week 2025 with an afternoon of cultural performances, community engagement, and artistic expression.
2:00 pm
09
Oct
Connected Minds Event
Join us for key note speakers, expert panel discussion & practical learning as we explore key issues impacting mental health as shaped by young people's voices. Registration closes 12noon, Friday 3rd October.
12:00 pm
09
Oct
South Asian Dance Academy – World Culture Movement & Dance Workshops
Join the South Asian Dance Academy (SADA) for two lively
and inclusive workshops that combine movement, dance,
and storytelling. No previous experience is needed -
everyone is welcome to take part, connect, and discover
how stories can be told through rhythm, gesture, and
expression.
2:00 pm
11
Oct
Restorative Writing Course– Facilitated by Hannah Eynon
Writing has the power to heal, connect, and transform. This
four-week online course facilitated by Hannah Eynon invites
participants to explore the practice of restorative writing;
using words as a tool to process experience, reclaim voice,
and re-imagine possibility.
12:00 am
11
Oct
Restorative Storytelling Festival ‘Acts of Survival’ Opening
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.
1:00 pm
11
Oct
Explaining the Conflict and Peace Process in Northern Ireland
Good Relations Week event for members of migrant and ethnic minority communities interested in learning more about the context of the Northern Irish conflict and peace process.
11:30 am
11
Oct
Unlocking Symbols– A Collage Workshop
Step into a space of imagination and
discovery with this hands-on collage
workshop, led by Belfast-based artist
and illustrator Bethany Millican. Using
words, images, and chance prompts
as starting points, you'll be guided
to uncover the hidden symbols and
personal narratives that lie within your
own inner world.
12:00 pm
12
Oct
Qigong Workshops
Join us for a restorative two-hour Qigong workshop,
blending movement, breath, and meditation to nurture
wellbeing and connection. Qigong (pronounced cheegong) is an ancient Chinese practice, rooted in Traditional
Chinese Medicine, that has supported health and
balance for over 4,000 years.
10:00 am
12
Oct
Kintsugi Workshop– Restoring Through Brokenness
Kintsugi; the Japanese art of repairing
broken pottery with gold, teaches us
that cracks and fractures can become
sites of beauty, strength, and renewal.
In this hands-on workshop, we explore
Kintsugi not only as a creative practice but
as a powerful metaphor for healing and
restoring parts of ourselves.
1:00 pm
12
Oct
World of Stories exhibition
World of Stories exhibition, profiling people from around the world who have made the Causeway Coast and Glens their home.
9:00 am
13
Oct
Voices That Connect: Women Shaping Peace & Prosperity
In partnership with the Women’s Spaces Project, this one-day gathering will explore women’s leadership, care, and peacebuilding, guided by the Pillars for Peace toolkit and rooted in lived experience.
A gentle wellness element will support reflection and balance, while a complimentary lunch provides space for meaningful connections and networking.
Join a supportive, inspiring network of women shaping positive change in their communities.
9:30 am
13
Oct
Training for Womens Networks HER’oes Exhibition
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
10:00 am
13
Oct
Social Housing Flyer Launch Donegall Pass
Collaboration with local groups in South Belfast, Ark, Woven, NIHE and others to produce a social housing flyer. Residents can come along, to learn more on the housing allocation process.
12:00 am
13
Oct
Shared Housing Comic/ Creative Writing Zine Launch
Apex Housing Association is proud to launch the ‘Housing for All’ Shared Housing Comic and Creative Writing Zine, created by young people across Northern Ireland with support from Revolve Comics and Fighting Words NI. Hosted by Small Worlds NI, this interactive roadshow celebrates youth creativity while promoting diversity, inclusion, and shared futures.
11:00 am
13
Oct
Shared Bangor Memories
A week of shared photographs and stories about Bangor, Co Down.
10:00 am
13
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
13
Oct
Introduction to the Community Resiliency Model (CRM)®
This workshop will introduce the Community Resiliency
Model (CRM)®, a trauma and resiliency-informed model
that is being used throughout Ireland and in 80 countries
around the world. This model focuses on building
awareness of common stress and trauma responses, as
well as teaching six wellbeing tools that can be used by
groups and individuals to support their own resilience
following adversity. CRM focuses on the biology of trauma
and wellbeing, supporting people to better understand their
own body's response to stressors and providing practical
ways to return the body to balance during or after stressful
experiences. The workshop will guide participants through
the theory and practice of all six wellness skills.
12:00 pm
13
Oct
Good Relations Week: Fermanagh & Omagh District Council ‘Connect’ pop-up.
Fermanagh & Omagh District Council 'Connect' pop-up information session
10:00 am
13
Oct
Good Relations Week Reminiscence Storytelling
Reminiscence Storytelling session with photographs, maps and artefacts.
11:30 am
13
Oct
Good Relations Week 2025 Reception hosted by the First Minister and deputy First Minister
Reception to acknowledge the work of groups currently funded through the Minority Ethnic Development Fund, The Central Good Relations Fund and the Urban Villages Programme.
6:00 pm
13
Oct
Dance around the World
Joyous and celebratory dance, movement and music from around the world.
05:00 pm
13
Oct
Crotlieve DEA Presents Chinese Celebration Event
13th October 2025 7 pm
Whistledown Hotel Warrenpoint
Chinese Culture, Dance and Calligraphy
7:00 pm
13
Oct
Creggan – Through the Years
Special reminiscence session about the Creggan area over the years
2:00 pm
13
Oct
Connecting Generations – Stories, Conversations + Shared Perspectives
Closed project – invited participants only
This intergenerational project brings older and younger voices together through a series of facilitated conversations. Participants will share stories and lived experiences on themes of identity, belonging, and community life.
Discussions will be recorded in a podcast-style format, preserving voices and insights for the future.
13
Oct
Common Ground – Film Screening of The Breadwinner
Join us for a powerful evening with The Breadwinner, the Academy Award–nominated animated film based on Deborah Ellis’ best-selling novel.
Set in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, it follows Parvana, an 11-year-old girl who disguises herself as a boy to support her family. Her journey highlights themes of resilience, gender equality, conflict, and the right to education.
Part of the Common Ground series – cultural events that spark dialogue and understanding.
6:30 pm
13
Oct
“Awareness and Connection to a shared Environment and Space”
Dennett Interchange will Coordinate and offer the P6 and P7s of the two local Primary Schools the opportunity to take part in our Good Relations week event. The Schools will come together and learn about their shared local natural environment.
10:00 am
13
Oct
“Exploring Cultural Diversity” workshops
"Exploring Cultural Diversity" workshops in local primary schools.
11:00 am
13
Oct
Zero Waste Workshop
Discover the 5 Rs — Refuse, Reduce, Repair, Reuse, Recycle – through real-life examples, open conversation, and practical tips. While we chat, you’ll create your own upcycled notebook using household materials to take home and use. No experience needed.
11:00 am
14
Oct
Your Council, Your Questions
Your Council, Your Questions- An opportunity for older people to ask questions of their local representatives on the issues that affect them most
10:00 am
14
Oct
Ulster Museum: Tour of Troubles and Beyond
A guided tour of Ulster Museum's Troubles and Beyond exhibition, as part of Good Relations Week
2:00 pm
14
Oct
The Troubles & Beyond
Explore the history of Northern Ireland through The Troubles & Beyond Exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
14
Oct
The Enemy Is Time
Discover two new artwork acquisitions in The Enemy is Time exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
14
Oct
The Brontes in Ireland, Bridging Communities
This interesting talk and discussion will reignite our interest in the world famous Bronte family. Lots of new insights to be revealed.
7:00 pm
14
Oct
Social Housing Flyer Information session Donegall Road/Tates Ave
An opportunity for residents to chat with staff and pick up a leaflet.
6:00 pm
14
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th 2
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
14
Oct
Local Community Empowerment Programme For South Belfast
Make new connections and learn new skills together
2:00 pm
14
Oct
Inclusive Global Histories
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
10:00 am
14
Oct
Housing For All Community Mosiac Launch
Housing for All Antrim Community Mosiac launch
2:00 pm
14
Oct
Historical Tour Rowallane area
Visiting Killyleagh Castle (exterior only), Saintfield and Ballynahinch
12:00 am
14
Oct
Hate Crime Prevention Workshop
Hate Crime Prevention - Explore bias, prejudice and hate in communities, address stereotypes and develop practical skills for response and prevention.
1:30 pm
14
Oct
Good Relations Week Harry Potter Themed Arts & Craft
A Harry Potter themed Arts & Crafts session for children
10:30 am
14
Oct
Good Relations Week – Paper chain craft
Paper chains craft event for children all week during opening hours
10:00 am
14
Oct
Good Relations Week – ‘Connect Over Coffee’ Event
Coffee and chat afternoon for Good Relations Week
2:30 pm
14
Oct
Folding Friendships: Origami Creations for Connection
Children's CONNECT origami workshop
3:15 pm
14
Oct
Family Album: Photographs of a Belfast Community by Frankie Quinn
Explore vignettes of Belfast in the 1980s through the lens of Frankie Quinn in a new archive exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
14
Oct
Enemy Alien Reading and in Conversation
Story telling, book presentation and discussion on the life of the Sekules family who came as refugees to Northern Ireland in 1947
07:08 pm
14
Oct
Dance around the World 2
Joyous and celebratory dance, movement and music from around the world.
5:00 pm
14
Oct
Crafting Connections: Friendship Bracelet Making
Friendship bracelet making session for adults
10:30 am
14
Oct
Conversation and Question Time with the Reverend Harold Good
Participants will have the opportunity to listen to, and ask questions of, the Reverend Harold Good about his life, particularly the part he played as an important figure in the Northern Ireland Peace Process. He will offer insights into both its complexity and the key political players as the process gained momentum and moved toward fruition.
7:00 pm
14
Oct
Connecting Over a Cuppa
Coffee morning with a chance to browse historical local newspapers
11:00 am
14
Oct
Connected: Drumming Circle
As part of Good Relations Week 2025, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is hosting a drumming circle at Parkhall Integrated College, bringing together students and Antrim Men’s Shed.
10:45 am
14
Oct
Borderlands: Decolonising
Borderlands is an event where we seek to explore challenging and critical issues facing us in our society. We do this while creating a brave space for sacred stories, and inviting a cross-community audience from around our city. All are welcome.
Music, poetry, and reflections will lead us to explore what the word decolonisation could mean to us in our world.
7:30 pm
14
Oct
Boccia Programme
programme to help combat social isolation and to promote good mental health and to improve physical health. In partnership with Sport Changes Life, ABC Council and Southern Trust.
10:30 am
14
Oct
ArtsEkta music and dance performance
Interactive Music and Dance Performance in collaboration with ArtsEkta
01:00 pm
14
Oct
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
14
Oct
Voices Without Borders
Voices Without Borders is an event tackling the myths, fears and misunderstandings around refugees and asylum seekers in N. Ireland, through personal storytelling and conversations with individuals with lived experiences of arriving in N. Ireland
11:00 am
15
Oct
United Through Sport
United Through Sport is an evening of conversation and reflection exploring how sport can unite communities, challenge prejudice, and promote inclusion. Featuring keynote speakers, panel discussions, and a live Q&A.
7:00 pm
15
Oct
Turning points
Jasper Rutherford (CIY) will be hosting an in-person discussion with Beryl Quigley and Paula Murphy-Gibson.
Beryl's first husband, Bill McConnell was killed by the IRA. Beryl's story and her journey to forgiveness is shaped by her faith.
Paula grew up in strongly republican Ballymurphy where she encountered addiction and abuse. Paula's faith continues to be important to her in navigating the various challenges she has faced in her life.
"Turning points" will bring Beryl and Paula together to share their stories, challenges and reflections as we look towards building a lasting peace
7:00 pm
15
Oct
Themed Storytime and Rainbow Paper Chain Craft
Children's rainbow paper chain craft event
3:30 pm
15
Oct
The Troubles & Beyond 2
Explore the history of Northern Ireland through The Troubles & Beyond Exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
15
Oct
The Enemy Is Time 2
Discover two new artwork acquisitions in The Enemy is Time exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
15
Oct
Shared Creativity Room – Open Day and launch
We are delighted to open our new Shared Creativity Room in Falls Women's Centre, a place for women to come together, build friendships, and share their creative skills and culture.
11:00 am
15
Oct
Our History, Our Future
Falls Community Council is hosting a cross community visit to the new exhibition in St Comgall’s ‘The Falls, Where The Troubles Began’. The event will include lunch and reflection.
12:00 pm
15
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th 3
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
15
Oct
Marking Holocaust Memorial Day in 2026
As part of Good Relations Week, we invite individuals, community groups, schools, faith representatives, and organisations to join us on a webinar in exploring how we in Northern Ireland can mark Holocaust Memorial Day in January 2026.
1:00 pm
15
Oct
Lets Connect Championship 2025
Join us for an action-packed Good Relations Week 2025 event as the Irish Football Association (IFA) and Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council team up to host a five-a-side football tournament promoting integration, inclusion, and community spirit. This fun and friendly competition will see players from all backgrounds come together on the pitch to build connections and celebrate diversity through sport. Whether you’re taking part or cheering from the sidelines, this event is a great opportunity to enjoy football, meet new people, and support good relations across our borough.
10:00 am
15
Oct
Let’s Connect Championships: 5-a-Side Football Tournament
The Let’s Connect Championships is a 5-a-side football tournament hosted by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council in partnership with the Irish Football Association.
10:00 am
15
Oct
Inclusive Global Histories 2
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
10:00 am
15
Oct
Historical Tour – Slieve Croob Area
Tour of Slieve Croob
Visiting Drumaness, Loughinisland, Castlewellan and Dundrum
10:00 am
15
Oct
Good Relations Week – Paper chain craft 2
Paper chains craft event for children all week during opening hours
1:00 pm
15
Oct
Game On: Building Good Relations Through Sport
Pop-up event: PeacePlayers staff will be in attendance, inviting members of the public to play our giant Tic-Tac-Toe game and to learn about PeacePlayers work. Coop staff will be there as part of the Co-op Live campaign.
10:30 am
15
Oct
Free Advocacy Training Programme
Are you passionate about raising issues and driving progress? Migrant Centre NI is excited to provide advocacy training on engaging with decision makers and campaigning on issues, delivered by CONNECT Public Affairs.
This training programme of 3 workshops for migrant and ethnic minority participants will equip participants with the knowledge, skills, strategy, and confidence to engage and influence change in politics and society.
Please note this programme is only for members of migrant and/or ethnic minority communities.
11:00 am
15
Oct
Folding Friendships: Origami Creations for Connection
Children's CONNECT origami workshop
3:15 pm
15
Oct
Family Album: Photographs of a Belfast Community by Frankie Quinn 2
Explore vignettes of Belfast in the 1980s through the lens of Frankie Quinn in a new archive exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
15
Oct
Faith & Peace Youth Forum
Youthlink are recruiting for a Faith & Peace youth forum to explore what peacebuilding looks like in 2025, reflecting on issues faced by young people of faith and how they can support and contribute to peace and reconciliation in their own faith contexts.
6:30 pm
15
Oct
Everyone Welcome, Celebrating Belfast!
Multicultural workshop with food, stories and crafts from around the world with Belfast City Of Sanctuary
11:00 am
15
Oct
Diversity and Inclusion Storytelling Workshops
As part of Good Relations Week 2025, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is hosting Diversity and Inclusion Storytelling Workshops in schools across the borough. Facilitated by Still I Rise Storytelling.
11:45 am
15
Oct
Dance around the World 3
Joyous and celebratory dance, movement and music from around the world.
5:00 pm
15
Oct
Communities leading change; Mournes voting event
Community and voluntary groups across the district are invited to apply for grants of up to £1000, for projects to promote health and well being, successful projects will selected by public vote at this market stall event.
6:00 pm
15
Oct
Common Ground
Springboard’s Common Ground event celebrates Good Relations Week by uniting young people from diverse backgrounds for creative activities, dialogue, and reflection on building a more inclusive, connected, and peaceful society.
11:30 am
15
Oct
Comber Graffiti Project
The young artists will learn how to interpret and respond to specific themes or briefs, preparing them for real-world creative commissions
6:00 pm
15
Oct
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others 2
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
15
Oct
A magical evening of Storytelling for Adults
Storytelling with Sinead McAleavey (adults)
6:45 pm
15
Oct
“Connect’ Storytime and paper chain craft session
Storytime and paper chain craft session
2:30 pm
15
Oct
Wall of Kindness: Share a Thought, Spark a Smile.
Community wall of kindness shared creative event
2:00 pm
16
Oct
Vietnamese Culinary Skills Workshop
Refresh your cooking repertoire with fresh and deliciously healthy Vietnamese food. Join The Edible Flower for this hands-on cooking workshop and learn how to make Vietnamese Summer Rolls, noodle salad, simple pickles and banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches)
07:00 pm
16
Oct
Trawled
A jaw-dropping story set on the Coral Sea, Australia. An Irish backpacker blags his way onto a prawn trawler. A one-man biographical drama. This is classic storytelling that plays out like a movie
7:00 pm
16
Oct
Through Our Lens: Good Relations Photography Workshop
Audience: People living in Lisburn & Castlereagh (smartphone/tablet users only)
A half-day creative workshop led by a professional photographer, giving participants practical skills in lighting, composition, editing, and storytelling.
Programme includes a guided photowalk through Wallace Park and a shared lunch.
Build new creative skills, capture community life, and have your work showcased during Good Relations Week 2025.
10:00 am
16
Oct
The Troubles & Beyond 3
Explore the history of Northern Ireland through The Troubles & Beyond Exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
16
Oct
The Sekules Family Story
A talk about the family Sekules who contributed to the prosperity of the society and connected people from both sides of the community in Kilkeel
03:04 pm
16
Oct
The history of the Sekules family
Esther Bloch and Csilla Toldy talk about the Sekule Family
3:00 pm
16
Oct
The Enemy Is Time 3
Discover two new artwork acquisitions in The Enemy is Time exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
16
Oct
Strule Shared Education Careers West Event
Strule Shared Education Careers West Event
10:00 am
16
Oct
Strule Shared Education Campus Democracy Event
Strule Shared Education Campus Democracy Event
10:00 am
16
Oct
Stand-Up for Integrated Education Comedy Night
Join top-line comedians Tim McGarry, Emer Maguire, Wendy Wason, Colin Murphy and more for an unforgettable night of fun and frolics in support of Integrated Education.
8:00 pm
16
Oct
Peace & Planet
This event will explore climate change, its connection to peacebuilding and stewardship of the world around us. The workshop will provide some useful resources for exploring climate issues through youth work.
1:30 pm
16
Oct
North West – Good Relations Leadership
Event showcasing the collaboration of CRC core funded organisations. A consideration of good relations work in a changing world and the challenges we face. Event showcasing the collaboration of CRC core funded organisations. A consideration of good relations work in a changing world and the challenges we face. Katy Hayward, Karina Pieterson and Damien McNally are the guest speakers at the event.
10:00 am
16
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th 4
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
16
Oct
Multi-Cultural Health Fair
Multi-Cultural Health Fair offering free tasters of food, complementary therapies and information
6:30 pm
16
Oct
Makaton Choir Live Performance
Unique performance by the Makaton Choir from Hawthorn’s Day Centre
11:00 am
16
Oct
Living Library
In Belfast - lets borrow a person, instead of a book A one-to-one 20-minute conversation.
10:00 am
16
Oct
Inclusive Global Histories 3
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
10:00 am
16
Oct
Hunger Games for Peace
Hunger Games for Peace
40 Young People
Youth Action NI, East Africa Youth and Lower Ormeau Youth Hub
Interactive methodology to look at peacebuilding and young people's role in creating an inclusive society.
6:00 pm
16
Oct
Good Relations Week: Connect with Coffee & Cake
Coffee, cake and a chat as part of Good Relations Week
10:00 am
16
Oct
Good Relations Week 2025 – Gone Fishing Drama
From the team who brought ‘Ceasefire Babies’ by Fiona Doyle and ‘I Love You Mum - I Promise I Won’t Die’ NI tour, presents:
Gone Fishing
Written by Eavann Mallon
Directed by Hannah Reilly.
“There's comfort in the routine of a game of cards - one set of rules, one winner, one outcome. And yet when Nathan returns from a day out fishing with his friends, there's something haunting about the way his girlfriend Ria and her cousin Sophie are engaged in their card game. As Nathan attempts to figure out what is going on, the conversation turns to what it means to be proud of where you come from and what the future will hold for these 3 individuals living in a place where unrest continually bubbles just below the surface.”
‘Gone fishing’ analyses what it means to be a young adult living in a country littered with riots and how does living in a country full of different nationalities impact our identity.
7:00 pm
16
Oct
Good Relations Week – ‘Friendship Bracelet Making’ Workshop
'Friendship Bracelet Making' Workshop
3:30 pm
16
Oct
Good Relations Needs Assessment Conference
Good Relations Needs Assessment Conference. This conference brings together community, voluntary and statutory groups from across the Armagh area to identify and discuss the key needs, opportunities and priorities within our community.
9:30 am
16
Oct
Good Relations Discussion
Advisory Group Members and representatives from local organisations will be invited to the meeting to discuss the Good Relations Plan and upcoming projects/proposals.
10:30 am
16
Oct
Folding Friendships: Origami Creations for Connection
Children's CONNECT origami workshop
3:30 pm
16
Oct
Family Album: Photographs of a Belfast Community by Frankie Quinn 3
Explore vignettes of Belfast in the 1980s through the lens of Frankie Quinn in a new archive exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
11:00 am
16
Oct
Diversity Equity and Inclusion workshops
Students will learn a range of topics related to Diversity Equity & Inclusion.
10:00 am
16
Oct
Dargan House (Loft Lines) Primary Schools PB
Dargan House (Loft Lines) Primary Schools PB Voting event
6:00 pm
16
Oct
Dance around the World 4
Joyous and celebratory dance, movement and music from around the world.
5:00 pm
16
Oct
Connecting Minds: The Unity Tree Project – Voices of Banbridge
Banbridge students from three schools showcase their Shared Education journey through the Connecting Minds Unity Tree Project, sharing messages of peace, unity, and hope as part of Good Relations Week 2025.
6:00 pm
16
Oct
Connect with Coffee and Cake
Connect with us at Ardoyne Library for coffee, cake and a chat
10:30 am
16
Oct
Careers West
A careers event for young people in Omagh organised by the Strule Shared Education Campus.
10:00 am
16
Oct
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others 3
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
16
Oct
A Celebration of Good Relations
The celebration will bring together members of our Community and Voluntary sector who are doing incredible Good Relations work across Newry, Mourne and Down.
6:30 pm
16
Oct
“Don’t Hate, Debate”
Details:
Debate 1: This House Believes Hate Crime Legislation is in Need of Review
Debate 2: This House Believes Communities Address Hate Crime Better than the Criminal Justice System
New hate crime legislation is likely to be tabled and debated in the NI Assembly this year. From Victim Support NI’s perspective, it is imperative this new legislation is passed in order to better support victims. Of course, differing views exist – and this event aims to explore them and establish best steps forward.
In anticipation of the upcoming Assembly deliberation on hate crime, we will be hosting two debates with The Literific (Debating at Queen’s) over the legislation and wider hate crime issues.
You will also be treated to some special guest speakers and deliberators, receive updates on the ongoing work of the ‘We Stand Together’ campaign, be treated to a few laughs (to offset the seriousness of the topic), while being immersed in the most heated debates outside Stormont’s walls.
Through topics covered, advocates and students across all sectors will be given the opportunity to hone and sharpen their talking points for the ‘real thing’.
Draft Agenda (to be finalised):
Opening words, VIPs & guest MC
Queen’s University Belfast: Hate Crime in Review
Victim Support NI: ‘We Stand Together Mini-Manifesto’ launches
CAJ: ‘Disinformation Mapping Research’ Report
Debate 1: This House Believes Hate Crime Legislation is in Need of Review
Comedic relief
Debate 2: This House Believes Communities Address Hate Crime Better than the Criminal Justice System
If you are planning to attend, please RSVP here via Eventbrite. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served. If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact admin@hcasni.org.uk.
12:30 pm
16
Oct
“Connect” Storytime and family craft
Ardoyne Library special storytime and world flag craft session
3:30 pm
16
Oct
‘First They Ignore You’ – book launch and panel discussion
Belfast Exposed is proud to announce the launch of First They Ignore You, a striking new photobook by artist and photographer Sheila Chakravarti, on 16 October 2025. The publication explores the lived realities of racism in Belfast, offering a vital platform for immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees whose voices are often marginalised.
6:00 pm
16
Oct
The Wall Between Us
“The Wall Between Us” is a powerful and thought-provoking play that explores the impact of racism, prejudice, and silence in a contemporary school setting in Northern Ireland. Through a series of interconnected scenes, the play follows four students—Liam, Chloe, Jake, and Emily—as they confront their own biases and the societal walls that divide people based on race, nationality, and difference.
1:30 pm
17
Oct
The Troubles & Beyond 4
Explore the history of Northern Ireland through The Troubles & Beyond Exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
17
Oct
The Enemy Is Time 4
Discover two new artwork acquisitions in The Enemy is Time exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
17
Oct
Shared?
Shared? is a theatre show that tells the interlinking stories of the residents of one small set of streets in south Belfast, as they bash into each other’s paths, confronting moments when they may be able to see very few choices while trying to do their
7:30 pm
17
Oct
Schools Local Democracy Event
This event will bring together local schools to raise awareness around local government and encourage interest around local politics. Pupils can learn about democratic processes and engage with their local Councillors.
9:00 am
17
Oct
Rathfriland History Display and Coffee Morning
Rathfriland Reminiscence Coffee morning
10:33 am
17
Oct
Play with our Planet event
We are welcoming local playgroups and families with children aged 0-4 to come and explore our loose parts play session. Come along and connect with the Community!
Using recycled scrap-store materials, little ones can discover textures, build and create in their own playful way. A fun introduction to caring for our Planet through play.
10:30 am
17
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th 5
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
17
Oct
Let’s Connect Event
Belfast Trust Staff are invited to come along and hear real life stories and lives experiences from our international staff and services users from ethnic minority communities including people asylum in a welcoming and safe space to foster mutual understanding, build empathy and create connections.
10:00 am
17
Oct
Inclusive Global Histories 4
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
10:00 am
17
Oct
Good Relations Week : Friendship bracelets
Friendship bracelet craft session for children
3:30 pm
17
Oct
Good Relations Week – Poetry and Pies
Multicultural poetry reading with refreshments
12:00 pm
17
Oct
Good Relations Week – Paper chain craft 3
Paper chains craft event for children all week during opening hours
10:00 am
17
Oct
Good Relations Week – ‘Rainbow Paper Chain’ Craft
A fun 'Rainbow Paper Chain' craft session for children
3:30 pm
17
Oct
Good Relations Coffee Morning Sponsored by McColgan’s Foodhall
The Playhouse Good Relations Coffee Morning sponsored by McColgan's Quality Foods gathering will be a social event designed to build connections among diverse groups within communities in the North West. The gathering will take place in The Playhouse which is a neutral, welcoming space. Participants from various backgrounds, including different cultures, religions and socioeconomic groups will come together to share coffee, buns and conversation. The informal setting will encourage open dialogue, helping to break down barriers and build understanding among all groups.
The primary goal is to promote Equality, Diversity, Inclusivity and also unity by providing a relaxed atmosphere that allows individuals to learn about each other's lives, traditions and perspectives. This will lead to stronger social bonds and a more cohesive society. Additionally, our Good Relations gathering will serve as a platform for discussing common issues and collaborative problem-solving.
Organising our successful event involves thoughtful planning and will involve many diverse groups in the North West. We will ensure the event is accessible and welcoming to all.
By prioritising these elements, a Good Relations coffee morning is a vital initiative for bridging gaps, building mutual respect and enhancing the social fabric of our communities.
10:30 am
17
Oct
Family History Clinic
Family History session with an introduction to Libraries NI’s Heritage resources
10:30 am
17
Oct
Family Album: Photographs of a Belfast Community by Frankie Quinn 4
Explore vignettes of Belfast in the 1980s through the lens of Frankie Quinn in a new archive exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
17
Oct
Diversity and Inclusion Storytelling Workshops 2
As part of Good Relations Week 2025, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is hosting Diversity and Inclusion Storytelling Workshops in schools across the borough. Facilitated by Still I Rise Storytelling.
9:30 am
17
Oct
CRIS Fancy Dress Quiz and Disco Fundraiser
Join CRIS for a spooktacular quiz and disco fundraiser that supports our continued good relations work across school communities in Northern Ireland. The perfect event for a work crew or group of friends!
7:00 pm
17
Oct
Connecting Communities
During Good Relations Week 2025, join us as we launch Habitat Ireland's first ever impact report!
11:30 am
17
Oct
Coffee Morning
Coffee morning event with light refreshments aimed at highlighting Good Relations and Churches Trust work to community members. Staff will be on hand to meet attendees and provide information on the various programmes and services we run.
10:30 am
17
Oct
ArtsEkta music and dance performance
interactive Music and Dance Performance in collaboration with ArtsEkta
02:00 pm
17
Oct
An Ciorcal Comhrá Mór
Join us in St. Columb's Park House for a big circle of Irish speakers. All levels are welcome, from beginner to fluent. Irish speakers of all ages, from a variety of community backgrounds, enjoying each others' company and speaking Irish together. There will be a teacher at the event to support learners.
10:30 am
17
Oct
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others 4
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
17
Oct
“Unseen Boundaries” documentary screening and discussion:
Diverse Youth NI, in partnership with Belfast City of Sanctuary and Ulster University, is honoured to present the screening of Unseen Boundaries as part of Good Relations Week 2025. The event will take place on Friday, 17th October 2025, from 4.00pm to 6.00pm at Lecture Theatre 2, Ulster University Belfast Campus.
4:00 pm
17
Oct
Women in Heritage
Women in Heritage, as part of Twenty-Fifth Literature of Irish Exile Autumn School, will take place in Mellon Centre for Migration Studies on Saturday 18 October – Don’t miss it!
Guest speakers include Gemma and Bryonie Reid, Bronagh Mc Atasney, Laura Augiar and Emma McAleer
Booking essential –
028 8225 6315
mcms@librariesni.org.uk
11:00 am
18
Oct
Unity in Diversity Celebration
The Unity in Diversity Celebration, as part of Good Relations Week, brings together people from diverse backgrounds to celebrate multiculturalism and community spirit.
12:00 pm
18
Oct
The Troubles & Beyond 5
Explore the history of Northern Ireland through The Troubles & Beyond Exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
18
Oct
The Enemy Is Time 5
Discover two new artwork acquisitions in The Enemy is Time exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
18
Oct
Shared? 2
Shared? is a theatre show that tells the interlinking stories of the residents of one small set of streets in south Belfast, as they bash into each other’s paths, confronting moments when they may be able to see very few choices while trying to do their
7:30 pm
18
Oct
Rehearsed Reading event with Csilla Toldy and Sinead Lunney
Rehearsed Reading event with Csilla Toldy and Sinead Lunney
3:00 pm
18
Oct
North of Ireland Brass Band Championships
In association with the Fermanagh/Tyrone Brass Band Summer School supported the Community Relations fund, the North of Ireland Brass Band Championships brings together brass bands from all over Ireland to connect as a brass community together from all cultural backgrounds to work together to sustain and improve the ethos of their cultural. Following on the FTBBSS event in July 2025, this event reunites friendships created at this event in friendly competition but sustaining the strong cultural movement of the brass band for all ages.
10:00 am
18
Oct
North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group Good Relations Week 13th-19th 6
As part of the North Belfast Community Partnership Inclusive Community Group, local organisations have come together to host an exciting programme for Good Relations Week (13th–19th October).
10:00 am
18
Oct
Inclusive Global Histories 5
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
10:00 am
18
Oct
IFA inclusion programme
The Irish Football Association (IFA) runs several inclusion-focused programmes under its Irish FA Foundation, aimed at promoting diversity, accessibility, and community engagement through football across Northern Ireland.
Disability Football Programme - This initiative ensures that people with disabilities have equal opportunities to participate and excel in football:
10:30 am
18
Oct
IFA Inclusion Programme
Through the Housing for All Programme, the associations are lending their support to the IFA’s Inclusion and Disability Football Programme - proving that when it comes to inclusion, we’re all on the same team. The partnership will be officially launched at Avoneil Leisure Centre during Good Relations Week, with backing from the Community Relations Council.
11:00 am
18
Oct
Grand Choice Participatory Budgeting
Grand Choice Participatory Budgeting Voting Day Drumlough Presbyterian Church
11:00 am
18
Oct
Good Relations Week 2025 – GRANDFEST
A multicultural event celebrating global cultures with music, dancing, arts & crafts, free food and family fun.
18
Oct
Good Relations Week – Themed Storytime and Friendship Bracelet Making
Friendship themed stories and bracelet making session
11:00 am
18
Oct
Good Relations Week – Paper chain craft 4
Paper chains craft event for children all week during opening hours
10:00 am
18
Oct
Good Relations Week – Friendship Storytime and ‘A Book About My Friend’ Craft
Friendship Storytime and craft
1:00 pm
18
Oct
Good Relations Week – ‘Community Connect Fun Afternoon’
Community Connection Fun Afternoon for all the family
2:00 pm
18
Oct
Family Album: Photographs of a Belfast Community by Frankie Quinn 5
Explore vignettes of Belfast in the 1980s through the lens of Frankie Quinn in a new archive exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
18
Oct
Fair Play: Rhythms of the Land – Kenya Festival workshops
Participants create: Film installations showcased internationally including Nairobi National Theatre (November 22-23), The Playhouse, GAP Birmingham, and social media platforms globally.
Open to: Ages 18-35+ passionate about art, justice, and the planet. No creative experience required - all artistic skills welcomed including music, spoken word, and visual arts.
Completely FREE including refreshments, lunch, professional facilitation, and mobile filmmaking skills training.
Dates
Saturday 18th October (10:30-16:30) - The Playhouse
Sunday 19th October (13:00-17:00) - The Playhouse
Limited spaces: 12-15 participants only
Registration: https://forms.gle/WzaiYyeSG4juD28EA
Contact: Gary Crossan - gary.crossan@derryplayhouse.com
10:30 am
18
Oct
Ecos parkrun, Ballymena
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you! Every Saturday at 9:30am.
Where is it?
9:30 am
18
Oct
Belonging & Beyond: Building Inclusive Futures
4 part interactive programme empowers young people to explore themes of identity, race and culture, bias and privilege, immigration and belonging, and the role of an active bystander.
10:30 am
18
Oct
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others 5
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
18
Oct
The Troubles & Beyond 6
Explore the history of Northern Ireland through The Troubles & Beyond Exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
19
Oct
The Enemy Is Time 6
Discover two new artwork acquisitions in The Enemy is Time exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
19
Oct
Shared? 3
Shared? is a theatre show that tells the interlinking stories of the residents of one small set of streets in south Belfast, as they bash into each other’s paths, confronting moments when they may be able to see very few choices while trying to do their
6:00 pm
19
Oct
Philippine Traditional Games and Sports Day
An afternoon of fun learning and playing Philippine traditional games such as sipa, piko, patintero, jackstones, numbing personality and many more. Plus basketball training for kids and badminton for young people.
2:00 pm
19
Oct
MSCNI Presents “Connecting Cultures: People, Planet, Prosperity Through Arts, Media & Sport” in celebrating Good Relations Week 2025
Sport and Green Sport Festival features intercultural football 7 A-side aged14 – 21, the NI Rising starts mini–Super 5 A-side League Age 5 – 13 years, Lawn Tennis Taster Session, and environmental awareness activities, including recycling workshops, a good relations workshop on hate crime, racism, and social media use, as well as discussions on sustainability in sports.
Date: Sunday 19th, October 2025
Time: 1:00pm – 5: 00pm
1:00 pm
19
Oct
Inclusive Global Histories 6
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
10:00 am
19
Oct
Good Relations Week in the Discovery Centres
Connect with Good Relations Week through Ulster Museum's Discovery Centre Activities.
19
Oct
Family Album: Photographs of a Belfast Community by Frankie Quinn 6
Explore vignettes of Belfast in the 1980s through the lens of Frankie Quinn in a new archive exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
19
Oct
Christine Bovill – Piaf Revisited
This is not a tribute show! Christine Bovill established her reputation as “one of Europe's finest interpreters of French song” with her smash-hit Piaf. With a fresh take on this self-penned work, she now returns with Piaf Revisited, looking back on her remarkable journey, At the heart of the story is a young Glasgow girl, reluctant in school French until she heard NO REGRETS. Her journey is interwoven with Edith Piaf's life and those incredible songs.
7:00 pm
19
Oct
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others 6
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
10:00 am
19
Oct
ArtsEkta music and dance performance
interactive Music and Dance Performance in collaboration with ArtsEkta
02:00 pm
20
Oct
Speak up : Together against hate together for diversity.
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.
7:30 pm
21
Oct
Integrated Education: Connecting People, Planet and Peace
Join the Integrated Education Fund at this event to hear about how schools can address environmental sustainability while creating connections and contributing to peace.
10:00 am
21
Oct
Hate Crime Performance & Exhibition
In partnership with Southern Regional College Armagh, Ark Housing, PCSP, Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council, join us for a powerful evening of student-led drama and exhibition that shines a light on the impact of hate crime, celebrates diverse cultures and uplifts community voices.
7:00 pm
21
Oct
Cultivating Wellbeing and Peace
This new programme (6 sessions) creating space to explore important relational dynamics which 'can make a difference ' - through well-being.
12:45 pm
21
Oct
Understanding the Asylum Process & Refugee Rights
Understanding the Asylum Process & Refugee Rights
10:00 am
22
Oct
Good Relations Funding Fair
Join the Project Funding Fair on Wed 22 Oct 2025, 2–7pm at Cloughreagh Community Centre, Newry. Meet funders, access funding info, and get support for your community, voluntary, or sports group. Open to groups in Newry, Slieve Gullion & Crotlieve DEAs.
2:00 pm
22
Oct
Intercultural Dialogue and Nonviolent Communication Skills Training Programme – Dungannon
Intercultural Dialogue and Nonviolent Communication Skills Training Programme
📅 Dates: Saturday 25 October, Saturday 8 November, Saturday 22 November
⏰ Time: 10am - 1pm (followed by lunch)
📍 Location: The Junction, 12 Beechvalley Way, Dungannon, BT70 1BS
⭐Register to participate here⭐
10:00 am
25
Oct
Family Activity Morning @ The Imaginarium Newry
Calling all Parents and Guardians curious about their child's current school becoming Integrated in the future.
10:00 am
25
Oct
ArtsEkta music and dance performance
Interactive Music and Dance Performance in collaboration with ArtsEkta
11:00 am
25
Oct
Diwali Celebration – Newry, Mourne & Down
Join us for a Diwali Celebration on Sunday 26 Oct, 2–7pm. Enjoy candle lighting, music, dance, refreshments, and cultural activities as we celebrate the Festival of Lights.
2:00 pm
26
Oct
Paper Flowers Workshop – Ballyclare Libary
Come along to Ballyclare Library for a Paper Flowers Workshop
11:30 am
27
Oct
Cultivating Wellbeing and Peace 2
This new programme (6 sessions) creating space to explore important relational dynamics which 'can make a difference ' - through well-being.
12:00 am
28
Oct
Crotlieve DEA Positive Ageing Halloween Afternoon Tea Dance
Afternoon Tea Dance
28th October 2025 2pm
Warrenpoint Town Hall
Lunch, Live Music, Dancing and Information
2:00 pm
28
Oct
Ask. Learn. Act.
Curiosity is the first step toward change.
Join us for an open and honest DEI conversation where we unpack real questions, share lived experiences, and explore how to turn learning into meaningful action.
Let’s move from awareness to impact — together.
#AskLearnAct
10:00 am
28
Oct
ReThink adult training.
We’re excited to announce the return of ReThink adult training.
Now across Mid & East Antrim - Antrim & Newtownabbey. Fully funded and free to take part!
10:00 am
29
Oct
ArtsEkta music and dance performance
Interactive Music and Dance Performance in collaboration with ArtsEkta
02:00 pm
29
Oct
ArtsEkta music and dance performance
Interactive Music and Dance Performance in collaboration with ArtsEkta
11:00 am
30
Oct
Discover Derriaghy: A Celebration of Culture & Community
Celebrate diversity, enjoy local & Indian traditions, and strengthen connections in Derriaghy.
A family-friendly cultural celebration, co-designed by Derriaghy Community Association and the local Indian church.
🎶 Highlights include:
• Cultural performances: Indian drummers, Highland dancers & Lambeg drummer
• Shared catering: BBQ, Indian food, tray bakes, tea/coffee & soft drinks
• Children’s activities: bouncy castles, face painting & petting farm
• Live music & local DJ entertainment
• Community stalls & shared spaces for conversation
11:00 am
02
Nov
Primary Schools Good Relations Film Screening
Local primary schools will join for a Shared Education event on Tues 4 Nov at Newry Town Hall, featuring a reflection on Good Relations and a screening of Wonder (PG), promoting inclusion, empathy, and understanding among pupils.
9:30 am
04
Nov
Cultivating Wellbeing and Peace 3
This new programme (6 sessions) creating space to explore important relational dynamics which 'can make a difference ' - through well-being.
12:00 am
04
Nov
Cultivating Wellbeing and Peace 4
This new programme (6 sessions) creating space to explore important relational dynamics which 'can make a difference ' - through well-being.
12:00 am
18
Nov
Listen. Speak. Lead.
Leadership starts with listening.
In this session, we’ll explore how to create brave spaces where every voice is heard, respected, and valued. Learn how intentional communication can shape inclusive leadership and inspire others to do the same.
#ListenSpeakLead
10:00 am
25
Nov
Cultivating Wellbeing and Peace 5
This new programme (6 sessions) creating space to explore important relational dynamics which 'can make a difference ' - through well-being.
12:00 am
25
Nov
Cultivating Wellbeing and Peace 6
This new programme (6 sessions) creating space to explore important relational dynamics which 'can make a difference ' - through well-being.
12:00 am
02
Dec
Connection. Purpose. Culture.
Strong communities are built on connection and shared purpose.
This session dives into what it means to belong, lead with purpose, and cultivate cultures that empower people to thrive. Because when we connect deeply, we create lasting change.
#ConnectionPurposeCulture
10:00 am
18
Dec