Good Relations Week 2021 Events

Talented singer-songwriter ROE – a Good Relations Week Ambassador – has penned a special song to help young people celebrate “Better Days Ahead” for Good Relations Week 2021.

The Community Relations Council presents the release of the musical track "Brighter Days" curated by Beyond Skin and written and performed by one of Northern Ireland's finest musicians, Rwanda Shaw and Jessica Hammond from Black Studios Dundonald.

Rural Housing Association will work with Sion Mills Primary School and St Eugene's Primary School, Victoria Bridge to deliver a musical/ dance performance within our Housing for All shared neighbourhood in Sion Mills.  The event will bring together local school children from a variety of backgrounds, to unite in a performance celebrating children's role in bringing their communities together.

Libraries NI has partnered with the Black Box to host live visual and musical performances by young people with learning disabilities, providing the performers with an opportunity to showcase their talents in front of a live audience after lockdown.

Written and directed by Patricia Byrne, through development workshops, Samara’s Shop explores the fascinating links between Irish and Arabic culture.

Irish / Ulster Scots Cultural Exhibition of Music, Dance & Poetry interpretation.

Written and directed by Patricia Byrne, through development workshops, Samara’s Shop explores the fascinating links between Irish and Arabic culture.

Written and directed by Patricia Byrne, through development workshops, Samara’s Shop explores the fascinating links between Irish and Arabic culture.

FREE outdoor concert by DUOZOUK, AKA bouzouki players Nikos Petsakos (Greece) and Martin Coyle (Ireland) will play a free outdoor concert at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre.