Area: Causeway Coast Glens

‘Offers one to one tuition to children and adults alike in a wide variety of musical instruments ... Causeway School of Music opened in January 2006. It is now a thriving community of talented people, young and not so young, aspiring to master the instrument of their choice. Our catchment area for students currently stretches from Cushendall to Ballykelly and Portrush to Randalstown.‘

'Has become a regular fixture of Limavady’s social calendar since 1997. As a non profit making organisation, the Festival has only been made possible by the generosity of the local community and business owners, and we’d like to say “Thank You” to each and every one of you.' Held Mid June.

'Church based organisation ... part of Holy Trinity Church and is named after the Parish of Ballywillan that the Church serves ... The main BDG production is, of course, their musical in which most time, effort and money is invested.'

'The Centre's mission statement is: "Making creative arts accessible for everyone". The centre – as part of the Cultural Service of Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council - strives to make this area the best place to live and work in Northern Ireland. We believe passionately that creative opportunity is vital to our quality of life - and will assist in building prosperity through the creative economy and tourism, as well as supporting social inclusion, community cohesion and wellbeing.'

'The Riverside is unique, in a Northern Ireland context, by having both a totally variable stage and seating facility. It can offer facilities for traditional proscenium arch (i.e. “end-on”, the traditional theatre style) and also for thrust (where the audience is seated on three sides around a horseshoe-shaped performance area, bordered by a two-foot deep moat). It can also facilitate an orchestra pit, in the centre of the auditorium, for up to twenty players.'

'We provide a dynamic cultural programme of activities throughout the year, including the very best of national and international theatre, music, visual arts and heritage exhibitions, film and engaging creative learning opportunities. An emphasis of our service is exploring, celebrating and showcasing local stories reflecting the rich cultural diversity of the borough. We also support diverse cultural practice throughout our area, maintaining a thriving outreach initiative and helping community and voluntary arts groups develop more arts and heritage activities.'