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Concern is hosting an outdoor exhibition at Belfast City Hall, until 11 September, alongside a series of free public events. Building Unity through Diversity aims to challenge our perceptions of developing countries, and also to celebrate the diversity of our society.
On International Youth Day, the Youth Panel of the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People delivered its video verdict on how adults regard teenagers.
New Belfast Community Arts Initiative is inviting community organisations, groups and centres in Belfast to apply to take part in its community arts programme 2008-09.
Northern Ireland, a place where conflict has been embedded in history between two main religions. So what happens when the world arrives bringing new cultures, religions and traditions? Are we really all that different or do we have more in common than we realise?
Accompanying a photographic exhibition by a young Polish artist, Ormeau Baths Gallery is hosting an evening of international cuisine ... you won't get in without a wok (or something)
It could well be in NICVA’s Library. NICVA has built up a comprehensive library resource over many years, with current and historical information of all kinds...
5 clues - 5 corners of Belfast - find them - photograph them!
It’s onward and upward for the 8th Jameson Belfast Film Festival this year taking place in venues across the city 10 -19 April. The festival launched its 8th Programme announcing 10 film-packed days wall to wall with premieres, music, special events and guests with 35 Irish Short Films, 125 features, documentaries and special events from around 32 countries around the world
The Arts Council has announced that it has fulfilled its pledge to plough the hard-won uplift of £1.7m it secured through the NI Budget 2008-11 straight back into the arts in Northern Ireland.
Revisions have been made to the funding priorities of some of the Big Lottery Fund's Awards For All distributors, and will be effective from 1st April 2008, the Guidance notes and application forms are currently being updated.
Foras na Gaeilge is providing funding for youth schemes and summer camps in 2008.
Jameson Belfast Film Festival is seeking 7 groups to take part in a short film competition called Movieoke. Groups must have between 4 and 8 members aged 21 or over and will make their own 1 minute film based on or parodying a famous film scene. Each member of the winning group can win a prize!
The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland is offering Small Grants ranging from £500 to £1,000 for community arts projects.
The Arts Council have launched the STart UP Initiative which is a new initiative set up to provide support, including grant aid, to those organisations throughout Northern Ireland who have not yet availed of Arts Council funding, including Awards For All.
Belfast City Council offer a range of grants for locally-based park events to encourage communities to use the council's parks and open spaces.
The Coca-Cola Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival for Young People runs from 16 November - 2 December 2007 in various venues across Belfast, including Movie House Cinemas Dublin Rd, Storm Cinemas, and Queen’s Film Theatre. This year’s fun-filled programme has over 100 film screenings from 15 countries including special premieres, international features, documentaries, shorts, foreign language.
The European Union challenges young people from across the UK to design a poster about non-discrimination.
Belfast City Council’s has opened its Annual Funding for Culture and Arts grants. As part of ongoing cultural investment, applications are now invited for Multi Annual Funding and Annual Funding for Culture and Arts 2008 - 2009.
The Arts Council Re-imaging Communities programme will be taking a roadshow across Northern Ireland throughout October to encourage applications for programme grants.
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