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The voluntary and community sector in Northern Ireland is noted for its commitment to the artistic and cultural life of the region. With organisations committed to tackling issues through art, to social enterprises designed to provide venues and outlets for performance, this section celebrates organisations’ endeavours.
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... 
Media Ireland which broadcasts Newry’s only local Community Radio Station IUR-fm on 101.4FM and the local Community Television Channel, Newry.TV, won a top award at the recent Greater Newry Business Awards. NICVA membership brings many benefits, and we've recently been able to add a new one ...
Free places are available for over 50s on Castlereagh Arts Festival's drama and carnival workshops on 2 and 16 June. 
In 1992 Quentin Tarantino turned Hollywood on its ear with his explosive first feature, Reservoir Dogs. Now, for the first time in Belfast, ‘Theatre Knights’ are turning Reservoir Dogs on its ear by performing Tarantino’s original script with an entirely female cast, in aid of the Belfast Rape Crisis Centre.
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Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action is registered as a company limited by guarantee in Northern Ireland (No 1792) and is registered as a charity for tax purposes with the Inland Revenue
Government must recognise the dynamism and potential of arts activity within the voluntary and community sector to transform society in Northern Ireland.
Nine actions should focus this activity, including an increase in the resources and efficiency of DCAL (Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure) and a ring-fenced budget within each government department to engage creatively with communities.
Culture Northern Ireland is an online cultural atlas of Northern Ireland.
The site contains hundreds of articles, profiles and reviews and exciting multimedia content covering music, literature, sport, heritage, dance, theatre, fashion and the visual arts.
