Valuing Heritage by Valuing Memories Celebration Event

Event date: 29 September 2010 - 10:00am
Cost: Free
Contact: Avril Fairbrother
Phone: E: avrilfairbrother@rnni.org
Location: Glenavon House Hotel, Cookstown BT80 8JQ

Valuing Heritage by Valuing Memories Celebration Event

Wednesday 29th September 2010

Starting at 10am (Registration, tea & coffee from 9.30am)

at Glenavon House Hotel,

Cookstown, Co Tryone  BT80 8JQ

The event begins with a short RNNI AGM (10-10.30am) followed by the main VHVM Celebration Event with a range of presentations to celebrate the Valuing Heritage by Valuing Memories project, which has been running for the last 3 years.  Key note speaker will be Joe Mahon from UTV's 'Lesser Spotted Ulster' and a special celebratory publication documenting the highlights and achievements of the project will be launched.  There will also be exhibitions about the VHVM project and the people and organisations it has worked with. Lunch will be provided and the event will finish at 3.30pm.

See attached invitation leaflet (PDF format) for a full programme of the day.

COST

This is a free event for RNNI members, VHVM participants, trainees and special guests.  Everyone attending will receive a copy of the celebratory publication.

If you would like to check your membership status, please email avrilfairbrother@rnni.org for clarification.

TRANSPORT

Bus transport will be run to and from the Glenavon House Hotel from each of the following locations:  Belfast, Derry/Londonderry, Craigavon, Newry, Omagh.  Use the booking form to request a seat.

The hotel has its own car park and directions can be requested by email

or downloaded from   www.rnni.org/Index.asp?MainID=11494

BOOKING

Places at the event and on the buses are limited and it is essential to book using the booking form attached.  Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis, so make sure you return your form promptly.

Confirmation of an allocated place will be sent to you in due course.

For further details email  avrilfairbrother@rnni.org