Projects

Who do you think you are? is a new multi-year partnership between CCGBC Museum Services, CCGBC Good Relations, Carey Historical Society, Glens of Antrim Historical Society, […]

We’re very excited that it is nearly time to start the process of laser scanning and photogrammetry which will allow us to reconstruct the statue group […]

The King of Ballycastle project is led by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s Museum Services and funded by the National Lottery’s Heritage Fund. It will […]

Over the course of 2018, residents from the four Clanmil housing schemes came together for a number of storytelling and reminiscence workshops where stories of folklore […]

Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services have been working with members of the Flowerfield and Ballymoney Writers Groups on a project exploring the Sam Henry Collection. […]

Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services have been working with residents of Rathlin Island on a project exploring the Sam Henry Collection. Sam Henry (1878 – […]

From this page you can listen to and download all 21 tracks of the Accessible Heritage Guide in an audio format. Digital copies of the Accessible […]

As part of the Playful Museums project, organised by the Northern Ireland Museums Council and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, we had the opportunity […]

Amateur and professional photographers alike are invited to help us take a snapshot of race week 2018. This year’s competition entries will be exhibited in Ballymoney […]