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35 events found.
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Time: 12.15pm-1.45pm From Monday 13th April to Monday 22nd June (9 weeks). There is no class on Monday 4th or 25th May. Monday 13th April Monday 20th April Monday 27th April Monday 11th May Monday 18th May Monday 1st June Monday 8th June Monday 15th June Monday 22nd June This final part of the Beginnners […]
£60.00 – £70.00
From Monday 13th April to Monday 22nd June (9 weeks). There is no class on Monday 4th or 25th May. Monday 13th April Monday 20th April Monday 27th April Monday 11th May Monday 18th May Monday 1st June Monday 8th June Monday 15th June Monday 22nd June The final module of Lower Intermediate Italian helps […]
£60.00 – £70.00
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Corrymeela will be hosting a live recording of their "Corrymeela Podcast" with an interview with Monica McWilliams by Jonny Clark. They will be discussing Monica's life and work, featured in her recent memoir Stand Up, Speak Out. As well as reflecting on her past, conversation will crucially focus on her insight into where we are […]
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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 prism of the rare and unique artefacts and objects we have been collecting for over 50 years. Started in 1968 with one civil rights leaflet, this incredible collection now holds […]
£10.00
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Corrymeela has been holding Brave Spaces for people for 60 years. Join us to get a glimpse of these spaces through an evening of music, poetry, storytelling, and reflections from those involved in Corrymeela’s programmatic work. From 7pm, enjoy coffee, tea and a chance to explore the exhibition and the event will begin at 7.30pm. […]
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Come and explore The Linen Hall’s Genealogy Collection This collection consists of a wide range of resources including historic newspapers and indexes, ‘how-to’ guides, individual family histories, gravestone inscriptions and passenger lists. Highlights include the unique collection of handwritten family trees known as the Blackwood Pedigrees; Birth, Death & Marriage indexes for the Belfast News […]
£10.00
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Yvonne Naylor has been using puppetry as a communication tool for over 40 years in the areas of global, cross community and environmental education. From a teaching background, mostly in special education, she has written and illustrated resources for the Irish school of Ecumenics and the Curriculum Council. At Corrymeela, she applied these skills to […]
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4 events,
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Belfast is changing and its faith landscape is too. New communities and long-established traditions are learning to live alongside each other. Yet this is not the first time that Belfast has been reshaped by belief and belonging. This city centre walking tour (1.5hrs) uncovers stories from our past of unexpected collaboration and hospitality between faiths […]
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Join us for an in-conversation event with author Tom Hulme to mark the publication of Belfastmen: An Intimate History of Life before Gay Liberation. In this ground-breaking new book, historian Tom Hulme reconstructs the everyday experiences of queer men in Belfast, showing how queer lives before the gay rights movement were not only possible but […]
£6.00 – £7.50
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Tenx9 is a storytelling event where nine people have up to ten minutes each to tell a true story from their own life. This event will have nine people telling a true story about Corrymeela, how they got involved, memories of working or being at Corrymeela and how Corrymeela has made a difference in their […]
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This new, specially-curated exhibition will explore the development and growth of integrated education in Northern Ireland, drawing on the library’s unique archives and newly recorded oral history testimonies. Join us to discover more about the story of All Children Together, the parent-led campaign group formed in the early 1970s that in 1981 opened Lagan College, […]
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Alice Milligan (1866-1953) was the most significant writer-activist of the Irish Cultural Revival. A northern Protestant, born in Omagh, her contribution to Irish cultural life is enormous, but largely forgotten. A contemporary of Yeats, AE Russell, Maud Gonne, Roger Casement, and a number of other key figures, Alice was an activist, poet, publisher, essayist, dramatist, […]
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£6.00 – £7.50
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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 prism of the rare and unique artefacts and objects we have been collecting for over 50 years. Started in 1968 with one civil rights leaflet, this incredible collection now holds […]
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£10.00
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Join us for the launch of our exhibition, All Children Together and the Story of Integrated Education in Northern Ireland. This event will include a programme of contributions and reflections from guest speakers including: Cecil Linehan (founder member of All Children Together) Brian Lambkin ( founder teacher and later Principal of Lagan College) Noreen Campbell […]
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Booking is essential for all events including free events. All event tickets are non-refundable. Please view our Customer Service Policy.