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The importance of the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland cannot be overstated. The impact it had on future events makes it one of the most significant aspects of our
Join us for the launch of our landmark exhibition, At the Crossroads: The Campaign for Civil Rights in Northern Ireland. Guest speaker Dr Connal Parr of Northumbria University will draw
1968 was a time when popular music and mass protest made a combined impact. The Rolling Stones released 'Street Fighting Man' as a homage to the Paris riots and the
Come and explore The Linen Hall’s world-renowned political collection every Wednesday on a collections-based tour which explores the history of the recent past through the
Join us for ‘Activism in Focus’, an interactive event designed to empower grassroots changemakers with the essential tools and strategies for effective advocacy. Three experienced activists – Rebecca Bellamy, Stuart
The 1960s was a decade of massive social and political change worldwide, and Northern Ireland was no exception. Global movements for equality and justice influenced – and were influenced by
Come and explore The Linen Hall’s Genealogy Collection on the first Tuesday of every month. This collection consists of a wide range of resources including
Join us for a compelling panel discussion exploring the legacy and ongoing resonance of Northern Ireland's civil rights movement. Expertly chaired by Seamus McKee, our distinguished panel – Dr Margaret
As part of the European Highland Dance Championships & Ulster Scots Festival 2025 that is taking place in Belfast 3-5 April, The Linen Hall, in partnership with Bready Ulster Scots,
To mark the 80th anniversary of the Allied liberation of Europe, this talk by Danny Kowalsky explores the successive postwar struggles to create and maintain a museum at the Auschwitz-Birkenau
‘In dealing with the North one must constantly be on guard against both depression and euphoria.’ Documents on Irish Foreign Policy 1969–1973 The end of the 1960s brought with it
Come and explore The Linen Hall’s Genealogy Collection on the first Tuesday of every month. This collection consists of a wide range of resources including
Booking is essential for all events including free events. All event tickets are non-refundable. Please view our Customer Service Policy.
The Linen Hall (Belfast Library And Society For Promoting Knowledge) is registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC 104 564.
