Arts

Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust will use their National Lottery Arts and Older People Programme funding for their project, Culturally Creative Communities, which will be delivered in partnership with Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust, AgeNI, Living Well Moyle, and Armstrong Storytelling Trust. Credit National Lottery

Arts, crafts, food, storytelling, and song for older people

The Lyric Theatre, in partnership with our PR consultancy Harriott Communications, is thrilled to announce they have achieved a CIPRide Gold Award in the category of Arts, Culture or Sport Campaign. Credit Harriott Communications

Lyric Theatre and Harriott Communications win gold in PR awards

The school's top-achieving A level students.

Principal’s ‘pride’ as St Killian’s students celebrate A level success

Three 'curious idols' have been revealed at South Bank, London

Over 8 in 10 adults claim they’re still eager to learn new things

Incredible earth mural appears at a Jurassic Coast quarry

Orchestras from the UK and Canada will unite as the Coronation Orchestra for the coronation of King Charles III

All the new music and performers for King Charles’ coronation ceremony

Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers (Wet Leg), Central Cee and Simona Tabasco are among the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe class of 2023.

Forbes 30 under 30 Europe class of 2023 revealed

Romesh Ranganathan will perform at the 2023 Latitude Festival

Latitude Festival announces new music names and huge comedy bill

Kilrea Primary School children with their STEAM box

Children learn about the human body and how it works

Host Colin Murphy

Follow the fortunes of Coleraine's Thomas in Colin Murphy's new show

The theatre has become too expensive for many parents

Charity survey finds almost half of parents unable to afford theatre

The Speedwell Trust.

Tyrone charity receives funding to help young people achieve full potential

Robyn Haslett pictured with one of her pieces of work.

Cityside exhibition to back Lighthouse Charity

The project culminated in a ‘live’ exhibition marking World Elder Abuse Awareness Day which launched on 30th June and was hosted throughout July and August by The Junction Retail and Leisure Park, Antrim

‘It’s Never Too Late’ Project nominated for major National Lottery Award

A Level top achievers.

A Level results: Hard work pays off for St Killian’s pupils

Paul Baillie, Lisburn CAP Debt Centre Manager

Enjoy a local staycation on a budget this summer advises CAP

Cross community cast bring Fiddler on the Roof to the Mac

The Big Jubilee Read celebrates books by authors from across the Commonwealth (photo: Adobe)

The Big Jubilee Read: 70 years' worth of books to inspire you this summer

Richard Yarr

Royal Honours for local people

Grant applications close on April 15.

£1m grant programme open for applications in Mid Ulster

Funding for arts projects starts from March 27.

Arts and community groups can apply for Lottery funding

Pictured L-R (back row): Cllr Billy Webb, Mayor of Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council, Chris Flynn, centre director at The Junction; Sarah Mackey, executive and business support at Arts & Business NI. L-R (front row): Dan Gordon, actor and Paul Mc Eneaney, artistic director at Cahoots NI launch the return of award-winning Christmas panto, Elves Got Talent 2, to The Junction in Antrim.

Award-winning Christmas Panto returns to The Junction

The Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Billy Webb with Nadine Coyle in Antrim Castle Gardens.

Nadine Coyle unveils new National Lottery Artwork in Antrim Castle Gardens

The Big Wheel is on its way back to the Enchanted Winter Garden this year

Enchanted Winter Garden back at the Castle

North coast arts projects for older people

(L-R): Marianne Crossle, Fundraising Officer, Cahoots NI; Sarah Mackey, Executive & Business Support, Arts & Business NI; Councillor Billy Webb, Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey; John Blair MLA, Alliance Party and; Chris Flynn, Centre Director, The Junction - Retail & Leisure Park.

The Junction among winners in Arts & Business NI Awards

Larne Arts Festival will go virtual this year from July 2-4.

Get your Arts fix as Larne Festival goes virtual

Easter fun goes virtual in Mid Ulster district.

'Eggcellent' entertainment goes virtual this Easter

Donald as the Wazir of Police in a 1997 production of Kismet. Such was Donald's dedication to the role that he shaved his head for the part!

Donald Hill on Sound of Music, the Sistine Chapel and singing

The Arts Council of Northern Ireland has announced £110,000 to enable twelve arts organisations in Northern Ireland to deliver a series of community-based arts projects benefitting older people.

Arts Council funding to support older people across borough

John D'Arcy and Gary Lightbody

Delight as Lisburn man receives honour

(Photo: Shutterstock)

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Winners of the 2019 National Lottery Awards with TV presenter Ore Oduba

Search is on for your ‘hometown heroes’ and ‘lockdown legends’

Exhibition explores 'masking' mental health issues

Lyric Theatre is sharing some Good Vibrations

Mother’s Day may be a little different this year, with the government urging people to implement social distancing and avoid bars and restaurants (Photo: Shutterstock)

12 indoor ideas for Mother’s Day 2020 amid coronavirus outbreak

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Theatre group brings rail safety message to Ulster’s schools

Theatre group brings rail safety message to Ulster’s schools

The Mayor of Mid and East Antrim Borough Council (Centre) is delighted to welcome the Big Telly Creative Theatre Company back to Carrickfergus.

Big Telly brings the Arts to the High Street in Carrickfergus

16/08/18 McAuley Multimedia Roisin Cummings, Eimear Cunningham and Naomi Carson celebrate their A level resultsat Cross and Passion College in Ballycastle.Pic Kevin McAuley/McAuley Multimedia

CPC students break school record for A level success

All smiles from Connor McCollam, with his father Paddy (right) and Mr J Brady, as he picks up his results, 1 A star and three A grades.

St Killian's celebrates stellar results