We are so excited that #EastSideTourism will be operating the new interpretive space at the refurbished Templemore Baths! This is a fantastic historic asset in east Belfast and we can’t wait to be part of the future of the building.
Some of the staff team are taking part in this year's Belfast Marathon Relay to raise money to purchase a defibrillator to be installed at C.S. Lewis Square.
The EastSide Property board recently enjoyed a meal together to say thanks and farewell to long-standing board member James Brown.
James has been a long-time supporter of our work at EastSide Partnership. He was a member of the EastSide Partnership board from 2001 until 2014. He was also on the EastSide Property board from 2005 and became Chair in 2007, a role which he stepped down from in recent years.
EastSide Arts are seeking a freelance Youth Programmer aged 18-25 to work with our Festival Director and wider team in an exciting new initiative to programme events by and for young people.
Launching its 11th programme in 2023, the EastSide Arts Festival showcases the best of the arts in east Belfast, from concerts and cabaret, to talks and tours. Our Youth Programmer will become an important addition to the 2023 festival team, offering insight and guidance on how to create events that get people excited, sell out venues, and makes their mark in the east.
EastSide Arts is seeking to appoint a consultant/ company to undertake cultural research and stakeholder engagement to understand the barriers to participation in the arts in east Belfast and to create an impact framework for the future.
EastSide Arts has recently been awarded funding from Paul Hamlyn Foundation to deliver the ‘Creative Citizens’ Programme. This 4 year programme aims to increase the engagement in and impact of arts and creativity across east Belfast by non-traditional arts audiences by increasing equity of access for everyone.
EastSide Arts, part of EastSide Partnership, is delighted to have been awarded £317,000 funding from Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s Arts Access and Participation Fund to support a new research and engagement programme in east Belfast entitled ‘Creative Citizens’.
EastSide Arts are currently seeking a number of passionate and experienced individuals to support their work as a leading arts organisation.
EastSide Arts contributes to the regeneration aims of EastSide Partnership with a vision of east Belfast as a thriving cultural hub; where the arts are valued, creativity is for everyone and people are connected with each other and the wider world. EastSide Arts strive to make east Belfast a better place through creativity and the arts.
