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Would you like to learn a new skill and get creative?

Join artist Eleanor Wheeler in this ten week ceramics programme where you will learn basic pottery techniques of hand building and decoration using colour slips. 

Workshops will be delivered in a relaxed atmosphere and will suit all abilities. You do not have to have any previous experience just a willingness to learn.

Each 2 hour workshop is £5 and can be booked individually but we recommend you join us for the full 10 week programme. Check out the link below for info & booking

A fantastic four day festival of events and activities called ‘Living the Green Way’ aimed at encouraging people to live ‘greener lives’ will take place across the EastSide Urban Village from 13th to 16th September. The jam packed programme of events will also mark the first anniversary of the completion of the Connswater Community Greenway.

People from across Belfast and beyond are being invited to be part of an exciting filming project, set to be unveiled at this year’s Culture Night.

Up to 2,000 volunteers are being sought to take part in the special filmed project, which will take place in the Titanic Quarter at lunchtime on Wednesday 12 September.

Led by Belfast City Council, in partnership with a wide range of city partners, the special event will shine the spotlight on Belfast and the many and varied people that make our city great.

The last Fayre of the summer takes place on C.S. Lewis Square this Sunday.

There will be: local produce craft stalls including Madlug Bags, Baked In Belfast, Belfast Candle Co; music; face-painting, dance and more...

The Summer Fayre takes place Sunday 26th August 11am-3pm

 

George Best House will be opening it's doors for this year's European Heritage Open Days. EHOD takes place every year on the second weekend of September and this year has over 300 FREE events! 

Many of the properties, like the George Best House, are not normally open to the public so this really is a chance to explore places that you haven't before.

EastSide Learning are proud to present the 2018 Family Fun Literacy Day!

Taking place on C.S. Lewis Square on Friday 17th August , this FREE event is a day full of activities to help keep reading fun and engaging for all the family.

WHAT'S ON:
- Drama Workshops
- Rhyme Time & Storytelling with Libraries NI
- Phonics Games and Information
- Animation with The Nerve Centre
- Poetry & Story Writing (booking required)
- Comic Strip making
- Story Cubes
- Free Giving Library
- Literacy Games and Activities

The Connswater Community Greenway are delighted to be have reached the finals of the The National Lottery Awards.

The National Lottery Awards are the annual search for the UK’s favourite National Lottery- funded projects, and they aim to celebrate the inspirational people and projects who do extraordinary things with NL funding across the UK.

This summer the Scaffolding Project are running a 'Recycle School Uniform' campaign, building on the success of last year.
 
Our last stall will be in Connswater Shopping Centre on Thursday 30th August, 10.30am-2pm so please come along and pick up some quality items.
 
To find out more please contact Barbara Smith by email: barbarasmith@eastsidepartnership.com or telephone 028 90467924   

Local tour guide Peter McCabe is leading a number of tours during July and August. 

Lots of interesting topics will be covered that will be of interest to both locals and visitors.

These are FREE but tips are welcome! 

For further information please contact Peter McCabe:

Mobile: 07570441183

Email: pmtours27@gmail.com 

   

We, along with The Holding Project, are hoping to develop the #EastBelfastHousingLab, a place to discuss and create new housing ideas, working with young citizens and local residents in East Belfast. We have been shortlisted for a Nationwide Building Society Community Grant.

Young people in the private rental sector are in significant housing stress due to the limited availability of suitable and affordable housing. There needs to be a radical rethink on how these challenges are tackled in the future by placing the priorities of young residents at the core.

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