Projects

We are delighted to be able to bring Prof Dan Bradley (TCD) back for a free event to present his popular talk, Who do we think […]

As well as their Accessible Heritage Guide, and pottery workshops, the RNIB Accessible Heritage Group have been looking at traditional basketry techniques with Sabine Wolniczak. Over […]

Sam Henry: Culture Connects 5 February – 18 April @ Ballymoney Museum Sam Henry, born in Coleraine in 1878, is best known as a Folklorist and […]

Following on from their Accessible Heritage Guide, the RNIB Accessible Heritage Group have now started a project looking at traditional handicrafts, combining talks about historical forms […]

Capture the Moment – Faces and Places of the 2020 NW200 Amateur and professional photographers alike are invited to help us take a snapshot of race […]

There are a number of things we can we say about the ‘Lady of Ballycastle’. For starters, there were probably two ladies originally – one on […]

Midway through our four days of laser scanning, photogrametry and learning about 3D printing, we’ve had some great interest from the local community and made a […]

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 […]