An exciting new exhibition delves into what it means to live and work in the border areas of Northern Ireland.
Holywell Trust with Derry City & Strabane District Council are facilitating a special one-day programme focused around their BORDERLANDS exhibition. Holywell Trust is core funded by the Community Relations Council.
“This exhibition, which Holywell Trust was involved in developing, captures the reflections on what living along the border means to 22 people from the local community,” said Gerard Dean, Director of Holywell Trust. “The exhibition will remain on display in the Holywell - DiverseCity Community Partnership building in the heart of Derry/Londonderry for the rest of the month of March – and is free to visit!”
And the one-day programme, which takes place on 15 March 2022 will include a visit to important sites along the border, as well as a viewing of the exhibition, and further discussions.
Sign up for the one-day programme below.
Programme details
The exhibition captures the reflections of 22 people on what the border in Northern Ireland means to them.
The programme will include:
- Visit to key points of interest along the border
- Exhibition viewing at Holywell Trust
- Guest speakers on Brexit and partition
- Lunch, dinner and transport will be provided.
During the programme, Holywell Trust will be making a short video capturing the thoughts of participants in the programmes.
Register for the event
Spaces are limited, so early booking is advisable.