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All the latest news from the Arts Council

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Arts Council announces funding targeted at improving young people’s health and wellbeing

20th September, 2022

Group of children enjoying music seated around woman playing the guitar.

General

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

9th September, 2022

General, Partnerships

Arts Council and Royal Society of Literature announce third NI Writers Day, Monday 26 September 2022

7th September, 2022

Collage of images of Bonnie Greer, Fionnuala Kennedy and Stacey Gregg.

General

Shortlist Revealed for Arts & Business NI Awards 2022

7th September, 2022

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Winner of the 12th Glenarm Festival of Voice is announced

30th August, 2022

The five finalists and pianist selected for NI Opera's, 12th Glenarm Festival of Voice.

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General, Organisations

YouthAction NI dazzles audiences with performances of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

23rd August, 2022

Cast members Conlough Gough-Cunningham, Darragh Lawler as Joseph, Aodhan Fearon and Cara Walsh singing on a colourful stage with arms open.

General

The Wrinkly Rappers Showcase Two Original Songs at Newington Day Centre

22nd August, 2022

Group of females in a recording studio wearing music headphones.

General, Organisations

Camerata Ireland presents the 2022 Clandeboye Festival from 20-27 August

11th August, 2022

Graphic with a cream background and an icon of the tower from the Clandeboye estate in Bangor and logos of funding partners, Camerata Ireland, Grand Opera House, Randox, Belfast Telegraph and Arts Council of Northern Ireland. Graphic has the text: Renaissance & Renewal, Clandeboye Festival, 20th – 27th August 2022. Tickets at www.goh.co.uk

General, Artists

Young musicians encouraged to join Jazz Juniors improvisation workshops

9th August, 2022

Young Jazz singer performing holding microphone with a jazz drummer and pianist in the background.