Come and try your luck at the big bingo with Mickey Doherty. Light refreshments served. £5 per book.

Dove House invites you to learn about domestic abuse support, take part in white-ribbon making, hear real-life experiences, and share community feedback.

Dr Brian Dooley is Irish human rights author and activist, and Senior Advisor at Washington DC–based NGO Human Rights First. For almost 30 years Brian has worked in war and conflict zones, including Lebanon and Gaza in the 2000s on behalf of Amnesty International, engaging with governments and others to Read more…

Gerry Adams is one of the most controversial leaders of our time. He led his community in the North of Ireland from conflict to peace. Adams was a critical voice in the decision taken by the IRA to lay down their arms after their 25-year war against the British. Imprisoned, Read more…

Day trip from Corn Beef Tin: Ulster Museum, City Hall self-tour & lunch. Cost £5pp (includes transport & admission). Book: 028 71 281900.

The Moon Tell Me Truth exhibition, curated by the Hands Up Project, features 60 illustrated poems created by children from Gaza. Most are now displaced, their homes and schools destroyed, and at least two were killed in Israeli airstrikes. Hosted by the Museum of Free Derry, this deeply moving exhibition Read more…

Join us for a fun-filled Jo Jingles session - perfect for little ones who love music, movement, and making noise! Expect Catchy songs & classic rhymes, Instruments, props & parachute fun. Suitable for 0-4 year olds.

Through creative activities and gentle guidance, children will learn how to understand and express their feelings and emotions while discovering the benefits of a calm, relaxed mind. Suitable for children aged 4-11. To book your place, contact Paula or Kelly at 028 71 281900.

In partnership with the Rio Ferdinand Foundation, young people will work with drill artist and rapper Sello at a day long workshop at St Mary’s Youth Club and Celtronic Studios where they will learn hip-hop techniques and how to get involved in the music industry. For more info contact: [email protected]

The Executive’s new anti-poverty strategy has sparked widespread debate and criticism from activists and commentators. This discussion brings together Karen Mullan (Foyle Network Foundation), Ciara Fitzpatrick (Ulster University), Trása Canavan (Barnardos), and Kevin Jones (lived experience group) to share their perspectives based on research, frontline work, and lived experience.