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June 10

 

Tuesday 1st June

Belfast Cycle City: Visions for the Future Conference

Discover History

Volunteers Week - Inspiring and Celebrating

Wednesday 2nd June

Applying for Grant-Aid

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Friday 4th June

Wave Goodbye to Litter at Ballycastle

Saturday 5th June

How Does Your Garden Grow

All Our Yesterdays

Mid Ulster Vintage Vehicle Rally

Save the Belfast Hills Walk

Springwatch WILD Day Out

Sunday 6th June

Himalayan Balsam Control

Armour and Fight Demonstrations

Butterflies and Moths

Medieval Festival

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Tuesday 8th June

Active Places: Building Healthy Environments

World Oceans Day

Wave Goodbye to Litter at Castlerock

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Thursday 10th June

Return To Source

Ireland on the Move: Enhancing Opportunities

SCALE Miniature and Panorama

Friday 11th June

Carrickfergus Annual Pageant

Saturday 12th June

Monastic Life at Grey Abbey

Plantation Era at Castlecaulfield

Military Weekend

Grass Roots Summer Outing

Town to Country Pedalling Picnic

Digging Deep at Dunluce Castle

Historic Combat

Clay Pigeon Shoot Fundraiser

Dungannon Castle

Water Saving Week

Sunday 13th June

Damsels and Dragons: Pond Dipping

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Saturday 19th June

Bronze Age Life at Beachmore Stone Circles

History of Dunluce

Monk at Nendrum

Living History at Devenish Monastic Site

Cistercian Monk at Inch Abbey

Orchid Walk

Birds of Prey Display

Meet The Vikings

Midsummer Fayre in Castle Gardens

Sunday 20th June

Footpath Work

Vehicles of Yesteryear

Dads Day Out

Archaeological Days - Exploring the Past

Childrens Nature Ramble

Sean Eamonn Ruairi Trail: Guided Walk

Fathers Day

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Tuesday 22nd June

Irish Association for Social Scientific and Environmental Education Conference

Lough Neagh Heritage Website Launch

Wednesday 23rd June

NIEL AGM and Conference

To Assemble or not to Assemble that is the Question

Thursday 24th June

Grow Your Own

Friday 25th June

Wheeling Around the Geopark

Beyond Borders

Saturday 26th June

Poultry Fair

Ulster Architectural Heritage Society Tour

Killevy Churches and Moyry Castle

Stoneworking from the Neolithic to the 20th Century

Many Happy Returns

Viking Day and Archaeologicial Roadshow

Sunday 27th June

Greenfingers Workshop

Scandals and Stories

Wild about Nature

Megalithic Mania

Monday 28th June

EEF Annual Conference

Success Through Sustainability

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September 2010

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Northern Ireland Museums Council
Museum Study Trip

Tue 21st September 2010 - Thu 23rd September 2010, Barcelona

The study trip will help identify the issues and solutions of interpretation to a wide range of audiences. How collections are interpreted to non Spanish and non Catalan audiences will be examined, as well as investigating how the museums make people aware of their shared heritage and facilitate identification with their national history. There will also be an opportunity to explore shared cultures and histories.

Paticipants will visit the following museums

The Museum of the History of Catalonia
The museum places the history of Catalonia on display and helps make people aware of their shared heritage, facilitating identification with the national history.

Catalan Museum of Archaeology
The curators have given particular emphasis to the archaeological remains from Catalonia and make connections between this region and other regions. This is an opportunity to explore shared cultures and histories.

The Barbier-Mueller Museum of Pre-Columbian Art
The collection is structured around the cultures which inhabited the territory between Mesoamerica and South America before the arrival of the Spanish. This is an opportunity to explore how other cultures are interpreted.

Disseny Hub Barcelona
The DHUB Museum hub comprising the Museum of Decorative Arts, Museum of Textiles and Fashion and The Room of Graphic Art celebrates creativity and innovation. It also observes the past and present of the design world and makes parallelisms between design,socio-cultural events and historic styles.

Cost:
£200 members £250 non members

Time:
TBC

Contact Details for Museum Study Trip www.nimc.co.uk
Karen Magowan
028 9055 0215
info@nimc.co.uk