What does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our fourth stop was at High Rise in Lisburn, Lisburn and Castlereagh City.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, Impact, Value, Lisburn, CastlereaghWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our seventh stop was at Canal Court Hotel in Newry, Mourne and Down.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, Newry, Impact, ValueWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our sixth stop was at Millennium Court in Portadown, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, Armagh, Banbridge, Craigavon, Impact, ValueWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our third stop was at Portico of Ards in Portaferry, Ards and North Down Borough.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, Value, Impact, ArdsWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our fifth stop was at Antrim Castle Gardens in Antrim, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, Antrim, Impact, ValueWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our second stop was at the Millennium Forum in Derry~Londonderry.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, Value, Impact, DerryWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our first stop was at the Duncairn in Belfast.
Tags: Value, Impact, NI in 100 stories, BelfastThis 2016 report profiles the visitors to six Northern Irish museums.
What does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our eighth stop was at Coleraine Town Hall in the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough council area.
Tags: Causeway Coast and Glens, Impact, Value, NI in 100 storiesWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our tenth stop was at Carrickfergus Library in the Mid and East Antrim district council area.
Tags: Mid & East Antrim, Impact, Value, NI in 100 storiesWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our eleventh stop was at Seamus Heaney Homeplace in the Mid Ulster district council area.
Tags: Mid Ulster, Impact, Value, NI in 100 storiesWhat does art mean to people's lives? This year, we are going places to meet 100 audience members in all 11 council areas of Northern Ireland to find out. Our ninth stop was at the Fermanagh House in Fermanagh.
Tags: Fermanagh and Omagh, Impact, Value, NI in 100 storiesThe ISLAND Arts Centre is our Audience Delight Award winner for best socially distanced festival for families. Read our case study to find out how they did it, how their audience found it and tips for doing it yourself.
Tags: Audience Delight, Outdoor festivals, Families, COVID-19In July 2022, we began work on a fascinating project: Northern Ireland in 100 Stories. For the past year, we met with a total of 120 people from across all 11 council areas in Northern Ireland to find out what arts and culture means to their lives. As we near the end of the project, we wanted to gather in one place all the resources that came from it.
Tags: NI in 100 stories, 100 Stories, Impact, ValueWant to say hello? Here's how to find us.
Thrive's visitor profiling project to learn more about the visitors to six Northern Ireland museums.
Our insights director Chris looks at the ticketing trends and what they say about where people get their cultural fix in NI. Do ticket-buyers in Belfast stick to city venues - and vice versa?