Arts

Started by professional photographer Stephen S T Bradley (experienced shooting for editorial, community, PR, corporate and advertising clients worldwide ) Bout Yeh is an online magazine celebrating the best about Northern Ireland. Receiving 290,000 impressions / views a month across our Social Media, we would like to connect with and share stories about individuals in or connected with community groups throughout Northern Ireland - to empower those featured and promote personal development and social engagement. If you have stories to share, let us create and share them on Bout Yeh (and your

Brain Injury Matters (NI) is an independent regional Charity established in 2013 to support, promote and empower those living with acquired brain injury (ABI).

BREATHE YOGA provides access to the practice of inclusive, adaptive, affordable transformative yoga and wellness classes in diverse locations, creating access to yoga for many that would otherwise not be unable to attend a class. We at Breathe Yoga believe that physical, mental, emotional and interpersonal wellbeing are the foundations of a healthy and productive community. We believe that wellness practices are beneficial to everyone, and should be accessible to everyone.

Bruiser Theatre Company is a vibrant, exciting arts organisation based in Belfast.

Building Communities provides community development and training support in communities across Northern Ireland.

BCRC provides practical support and resources in the community relating to community cohesion, diversity, services for all ages, ethnicities and abilities.

The CÓFLA is a free independent library and archive situated in Armagh, the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland. It houses a number of specialist collections of national and international importance.

Animation & Film Training

Established in 1999, the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival is a vibrant and dynamic arts festivals based in the Belfast’s emergent Cathedral Quarter with a broad-ranging programme focusing on younger, less mainstream, less traditional arts attenders. The C

The Centre for Public History at Queen’s provides a lively hub for people engaged in researching, teaching, and practicing public history. It seeks to nurture excellent research, provide a forum for debate, and develop collaboration between academics, practitioners, and the public around issues relating to the practice of history in the public sphere.