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Based on the stunning Causeway Coast, Flowerfield Arts Centre is home to world-class contemporary art exhibitions, music and performance events and a packed creative learning programme, as well as music events. We strive to nurture artistic talent and provide exceptional interactive creative opportunities for all. Located in Flowerfield Park, just 5 minutes outside of Portstewart Town Centre, come visit us to enjoy the beautiful park surroundings which includes the award-winning Diversity Playpark, one of only two fully accessible playparks for children in Northern Ireland. Picnic on our outdoors piazza, have a look at our exhibitions which run throughout the year and enjoy the therapeutic wonder of the many creative workshops we provide for children and adults. Our facilities include a 130 seater performance space, three main galleries, dedicated craft studios in ceramics and glass and a FabLab, multi-purpose classrooms, I.T. media suite and boardroom.

We have free Wi-Fi, a children’s reading zone in our reception space and refreshments available. We want you to feel at home here at Flowerfield and we look forward to welcoming you.

Hire us All of the above spaces are available for hire for a wide range of events. From small meetings to performances in the auditorium or for large conferences with multiple break out spaces, we accommodate external bookings from community/voluntary, statutory organisations and private hire throughout the year. Tea/coffee is available (additional catering may require the service of a caterer) and access to free Wi-Fi. If you are interested in booking a room, give us a call on Tel: 028 7083 1400. Hearing - Impaired infra-red system in the auditorium and induction loop at Box Office.Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs & registered Assistance Dogs are welcome.

WELCOME TO OUR JANUARY-MARCH 2019 EVENTS GUIDE!

Cover Image, Mandy Parslow, Blurring the Edge Exhibition

Wheelchair access is available throughout the building and our auditorium for wheelchair seats/transfers. Our auditorium balcony area is also accessible to wheelchairs. We have a low-level counter box office and adapted toilets can be accessed from the ground floor or via the lift to the first floor. Our front of house team will be available to help you in any way they can, should you require any assistance.Accessible Toilets are available on the ground and first floor of the venue.Parking is available in our customer car park directly in front of the building, including reserved spaces for blue-badge holders.

Friends of FlowerfieldWhy not become one of our ‘friends’? You can be part of our special events and also book valuable creative time in our craft and FabLab studios. Becoming a “Friend” is easy - simply get an application form from the reception desk and complete with your details and return with the small fee. Contact us on T: 028 7083 1400 or e-mail info@flowerfield.org

Get to know usKeep up to date with what’s going on! Provide us with your contact details and let us know whether you prefer to get our information by post or email by calling us on Tel: 028 7083 1400 or email reception@flowerfield.org We promise we will not share this information with any other third party.

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We are openMonday to Friday 9am-5pm & Sat 10am-1pm.(During class term-times our opening hours extend Monday to Wednesday, 6.30-9.30pm)

Flowerfield Arts Centre185 Coleraine RoadPortstewartBT55 7HUTelephone: 028 7083 1400Email: info@flowerfield.orgwww.flowerfield.org

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exhibitions The Sellar Gift 5 Jan-23 Feb 8

Dominican College Collective 10-26 Jan 8

Blurring the Edge 8 Feb-23 Mar 9

Bee Heard 1-30 Mar 9

eventsFilm: David Hockney at the Royal Academy of Arts 24 Jan 10

Lost Bear 1 Feb 11

Film: Renoir, Revered and Reviled 21 Feb 11

Women Aloud NI Fair Day 2 Mar 12

Jim Mullen with the Ronnie Greer Organ Band 21 Mar 12

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Flowerfield Outreach Courses Ballymoney & Ballycastle 20-22

5Box Office: 028 7083 1400Mae Murray Foundation Partnership

We share the Foundation’s passion in trying to ensure that there is true participation in our venue, regardless of age or ability. The Foundation has loaned us a variety of games and sensory toys which are available to use to any member of the Foundation free of charge, whether you live locally or are visiting the North Coast. Our location beside the Diversity Playpark and the Inclusive Play Pack guarantee a great day out. Call us on 028 7083 1400 for further information or to book the Play Pack.

Have a birthday, hen party or celebration coming up? Why not do something creative and experience our pottery studio, glass studio or FabLab either for yourself and friends or your child’s party? We can arrange a specialist professional tutor and materials and all you have to do is have a great time! Contact us on Tel: 028 7083 1400 for more information.

Arty Parties

Our Resident Theatre Companybig tellyFormed in 1987, Big Telly is the longest established professional theatre company in Northern Ireland and we are delighted that their ‘home’ is now at Flowerfield Arts Centre.

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More than theatre making, the company collaborates with more partnerships, artists, communities and places than ever before, across more artforms and in a huge variety of ways. It creates work to animate public spaces, spark regeneration and imagine new futures. At the heart of Big Telly’s ethos is innovation – exploring new ways and new places to engage people with performance. Often where they least expect it. It has become a specialist in creating multi-site immersive theatre games (Merchant Quest, Newry, Degree of Danger, University of Ulster) and this summer toured the extraordinary ‘Operation Elsewhere’ – a mythical quest based on Tir na n’Og, played by audience teams.In addition to its flagship ‘Creative Shops’ programme and other truly community focused work, the company maintains its professional and touring programme and

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love of new writing - this year with ‘Freak Show’ which premiered at the Belfast International Arts Festival and tours all Ireland in March.2019 is another busy year. Big Telly presents the 1980’s classic ‘Bouncers’ as a co-production with the MAC in Belfast in April, tours a new piece of work about ‘Time’ in collaboration with Queen’s University Belfast & Warwick University, and partners with CC&GC to produce a visual art and audio installation trail celebrating the heritage of the area.There will be much more. Keep up to date with Big Telly’s work. Sign up on www.big-telly.com, Facebook bigtellyni and Twitter BigTellyNI.

Get involved…Keep up to date will all Big Telly’s productions and events via our website www.big-telly.com, follow us on or

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10-23 JanuaryDominican College GCSE Students have been working at Flowerfield with renowned ceramicist Adam Frew assisted by fellow potter Fiona Shannon on this special pottery project. The collaborative workshop is part of the new specification for GCSE Art and Design where teachers are asked to create opportunities for pupils to work with artists, access galleries, exhibit work, do group projects etc. We are so delighted to showcase the group’s achievements.

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Dominican College Collective

5 January-23 FebruaryArtist and print maker Robert Sellar gifted a collection of his work to Flowerfield Arts Centre before he died at the venerable age of 92. A quiet man, he was a master print maker and his work compares with other post-modernist printmakers like Julian Trevelyan and Eric Ravilious. Each year we exhibit his extraordinary gift of work for the public to enjoy.Accompanying this exhibition is a FREE informal talk on Printmaking on Saturday 9 February 11.30am. All welcome!

The Sellar Gift A Collection of Relief Prints, Woodcuts and Etchings

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8 February - 23 March In partnership with the Hunt Museum, Limerick, we are delighted to host this stunning exhibition featuring five of Ireland’s leading contemporary ceramicists. Each ceramicist in this exhibition pushes the boundaries of this age old practice, through their experimentation of form, function and texture. Blurring the Edge features new work by Mike Byrne, Mandy Parslow, Owen Quinlan, Mary Nagle and Marcus O’Mahony. Please join us for the preview launch on Thursday 7 February, 7.30-9pm. All welcome.

Blurring the Edge

1-30 MarchBee Heard Mental Health Peer Advocacy Group work together to support and help people who have experienced or are experiencing mental health issues. Bee Creative is its longest running project. It offers participants a space in which they can work individually or together on their art or get involved in up-cycling small pieces of furniture. The aim of the group is to give people a voice through the arts, whether art is a hobby or a form of therapy. We are delighted to showcase this exhibition in our community gallery.

Bee Heard

Gallery Talk by Ceramicist Alex Scott on Thursday 14 February 3-4pm. Admission free and all welcome.

Courtesy of Ruth Holloway

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David Hockney at the Royal Academy of Arts and ‘A Bigger Picture’Thursday 24 January, 11am & 3pm Tickets: £5 (group booking discount available for schools)‘[He] put figurative art back centre stage.’ Martin Gayford (Art Critic)

David Hockney

Widely considered Britain’s most popular artist, David Hockney is a global sensation with exhibitions in London, New York, Paris and beyond attracting millions of visitors worldwide. The latest film in the Exhibition on Screen series allows up-close access to this 21st-century master and his two recent hugely successful landmark exhibitions held at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. Featuring intimate and in-depth interviews with Hockney, the film offers rare insight into the man behind such iconic works as A Bigger Splash and A Closer Grand Canyon. In the film, Hockney reveals anecdotes from across his artistic and personal life - from hisfirst trip abroad to Egypt in 1963, to the effects of the death of his close friend Jonathan Silver in 1997, right up to today. Directed by Phil Grabsky, this is a great film for art lovers and art students aged 15+.

Image: David Hockney Painting “Winter Timber” in Bridlington, July 2009© David Hockney Photo Credit: Jean-Pierre Gonçalves de Lima

Exhibition on Screen Film

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Friday 1 February, 11am. Tickets: £3 The little Lost Bear finds himself in a world that is full of lost things, including lost toys, lost hats, lost socks and umbrellas. Lost Bear travels to try and find his way home, his journey takes him through lost worlds, the seaside, the jungle and finally a trip to the moon. Along the way he meets other lost toys, Scary Shark Mischievous Monkey and the Revolving Robot, until he finds himself facing the most unusual foe of all – Steggyasaurus! A gentle tale for little ones by Scotland’s leading children’s puppet theatre company, this is a magical production combining puppets and shadow theatre with original music and sounds.Suitable for aged 3+ years. Duration: 45 mins

Renoir, Revered and Reviled

Thursday 21 February, 11am & 3pmTickets: £5 (group booking discount available for schools)Known and loved for his impressionist paintings of Paris, the work of Pierre-Auguste is world-renowned. Renoir, however, grew tired of this style and changed course. This stunning film – based on the remarkable collection of 181 Renoirs at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia – examines the direction he then took and why it provokes such extreme reactions right up to today. Some claim they are repulsed by Renoir’s later works and some claim they are seduced. What may surprise many is that among the many artists who sought Renoir’s new works out and were clearly highly influenced by them were the two giants of the 20th century – Picasso and Matisse. The film is a fresh new biography of this artistic giant but more than that it uncovers a rarely told story that places Renoir as a critical link between the old and the new. Written and Directed by Phil Grabsky, this is a great film for art lovers and art students aged 15+.

Lost Bear

Exhibition on Screen Film

Clydebuilt Puppet Theatre present

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Jim Mullen with the Ronnie Greer Organ Band

Thursday 21 March, 8pmTickets: £15 This wonderful concert with jazz guitar legend Jim Mullen was unfortunately postponed last winter due to the severe snow, but we’re delighted to welcome Jim and Ronnie back to Flowerfield! One of the all-time greats in the history of the music, Jim is a five times winner of Best Guitarist in the British Jazz Awards and recipient of a lifetime achievement award in 2015. He has worked with US jazz stars including Mose Allison, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Witherspoon and Teddy Edwards and during the 70s and 80s he co-led the legendary jazz fusion band Morrissey Mullen, and was also a member of The Average White Band. His original and visceral guitar style incorporates many blues and soul influences as well as jazz. Jim is joined by The Ronnie Greer Organ Band, featuring the complimentary guitar playing of Ronnie, Scott Flanigan on Hammond organ, and Dominic Mullan on drums.

Women Aloud NI Fair Day

Saturday 2 March, Free admission 12noon-3pmIn support of International Women’s Day (Friday 8 March), we host this brand new event with members of Women Aloud NI. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy drop–in creative writing classes, readings by local and regional writers and find out more about Women Aloud NI. There will be a pop-up book shop offering books from those NI women writers who have published novels and collections of poetry, short stories etc. Open to members of the writing community and to the public.

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Saturday 12-26 JanuarySaturday 2–16 FebruarySaturday 9-23 March10.45am-12.15pmCost £20 per 3 week session Craft workshop for the youngest artists to get hands on and make, paint, cut and stick to their heart’s content. It could be anything from a sea monster to a Flying Saucer, but whatever it is, it will be amazing! Wear old clothes as it’s messy fun!

Splish Splosh Club for 3-5 years

Pottery Pals FOR 5-11 YEARS

Saturday 19 January - 2 February, 10.30am-12.30pmSaturday 16 February – 2 March, 10.30am-12.30pmCost £30 per 3 week session A nice mix of pottery techniques and clay work skills so kids have fun and get creative.

St Patrick's Day

Workshop for 5-11 years T-shirts for LeprechaunsSaturday 16 March, from 10.30am -12.30pmCost £8Design your own special T-Shirt to wear on St Patrick’s Day. You can make your own design using the theme of shamrocks, leprechauns, fairies or maybe even snakes!!

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for Young People & adults

Friday Art Club – Studio Day

Every Friday, 10.30am-12.30pmCost: £5 per dayFridays are reserved as open studio morning for all artists who would like to come and use the Flowerfield painting studio to meet and share ideas, find inspiration, discuss techniques and enjoy a studio based painting day.

U3A Mixed Media Painting Workshop

Monday 14 January for 17 weeks, 10.30am-12.30pmWednesday 16 January for 17 weeks, 10.30am-12.30pmCost: £80 per course U3A members only – To join University of the 3rd Age (U3A) contact Causeway U3A for more details. www.causewayu3a.co.uk

Heritage Craft: Patchwork 1

Intermediate & Advanced Tuesday 15 January for 10 Weeks, 2-4.30pmCost: £55 full, £50 concessionThis class is for those patch-workers who have more advanced skills and meet as a class to continue improving their and sharing in this heritage craft As usual bring your kit (pencil, paper, paper scissors, thread, fabric scraps and a ruler) and of course your sewing machine.

Heritage Craft: Patchwork 2

Intermediate & Advanced ClassWednesday 16 January for 10 Weeks, 2-4.30pm Cost: £55 full, £50 concessionAnother class for those patch-workers with more advanced skills and can’t meet on Tuesday As before students continue improving their and sharing in this heritage craft As usual bring your kit (pencil, paper, paper scissors, thread, fabric scraps and a ruler) and of course your sewing machine.

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A Multi-Medium Painting Class Wednesday 23 January for 10 Weeks, 7-9pmThursday 24 January for 10 weeks, 2-4 pmCost: £55 full, £50 concessionDesigned for beginners and Improvers, learn new painting techniques working in watercolour, oils or acrylics or just improve your painting skills. Bring any materials you have to the first class and advice will be given. Beginners ask for the “Basic Equipment Check List” when enrolling

SPANISH CONVERSATION CLASSES

Kiln Formed Glass 1

Improvers and Advanced LevelMonday 21 January, for 6 Weeks, 2-5pm and 6-9pmCost: £105 full, £95 concessionEase the fee, pay in two instalments. Full: £50 & £55 or Conc: £50 & £45. A class aimed at the intermediate and advanced level students, working in warm glass using Slumping & Fusing techniques. The fee covers the cost of firing & slumping, essential workshop materials (Kiln Paper & Megatekta glass) and tools. Students buy their own choice of coloured Bullseye glass. New students, please order glass on advice from the tutor.

For further information please contact Victoria Olivan Vinue at inter2lingis@gmail.com.

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for Young People & adults

Clay Days. Clay Nights

Tuesday 22 January for 8 Weeks, 12noon-3pm or 6-9pmCost: £112 full, £100 concession per courseEase the fee, pay in two instalments. Full: £56 x 2 or Conc: £50 x 2 Learn to make sculptural, hand built ceramics or how to throw on the potter’s wheel. Techniques are demonstrated to help develop your skills. Basic Materials - Clay and basic slips/stains and glazes are all supplied. Beginners and experienced students are welcomeYour Kit: Bring a large lidded plastic box to carry your work, a hand towel and a little tool kit (sold in the Centre at a reduced rate).

Creative Writing

Wednesday 23 January for 10 weeks, 7-9pmCost: £55 full, £50 concessionThis very popular creative writing class returns to its Wednesday Night slot, led by local poet and playwright Anne McMaster she will explore poetry, prose and drama in a uniquely proactive way. Build confidence in your writing skills as you enhance your writing techniques, discover new creative forms, learn to promote your work and take part in a writers’ showcase. Suitable for all levels.

Yoga

Wednesday 23 January for 10 Weeks, 7.30-9pmFriday 25 January for 10 Weeks, 9.30–11amCost: £65 The ancient art of yoga consciously links body, mind and breath. These courses include all the elements of classical yoga practice, suitable for both beginners and continuers. Wednesday evening is in Flowerfield Arts Centre and Friday morning is in the Minor Hall, Portstewart Town Hall

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Art of Floristry

Monday 28 January for 10 Weeks, 7- 9pmCost: £55 full, £50 concessionA structured class to suit students of all abilities, from beginner’s first steps, to the more advanced student, with new tips on technique and design to learn. Ask for the “Starter Kit Check List” when enrolling for this class. To secure your place and avoid disappointment, pay on booking. Numbers are strictly limited to a max of 12 students and it fills quickly.

Wednesday 6 March - 10 April, 6.30-9pmCost £105. ‘Ease the Fee’ Pay a Deposit £55 and a £50 follow up payment.Mosaic Design is a fun, hands on short course for students of all abilities. Working with glass mosaic tiles, tutor McCall Gilfillan will teach design, cutting & grouting in traditional Italian style. You can experiment with colour and texture as you piece together your masterpiece. Students will work on their own medium sized piece, or some smaller pieces. All tools and materials provided. Suitable for beginners. 10 people max.

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Woolly Wild Folk Needle Felting

Forest FriendsSaturday 2-23 February, 10.30am–1.30pmCost: £60 This new craft course will introduce you to the skills of needle-felting, learn how to sculpt a form from carded wool, blend and apply the top coat, add details and shape to your woollen models, whilst creating a host of adorable woodland themed flora and fauna. Take home your very own foxes, mice, acorns, hares and birds. All equipment and material are provided by the tutor. Suitable for all abilities and remember the felting needle is very sharp!.

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Kiln Formed Glass 2 Continuation Classes

Slab Built Ceramics 2

Saturday 23 March & Saturday 30 March Two day course10.30am - 4.30pmCost: £50Another chance to do this 2 day workshop with Alex Scott learn how to handle clay to make bold sculptural forms using precision cutting and slab building techniques. The class is designed for both the complete beginner and the more experienced maker. All materials are provided.Bring a packed lunch. 10 people max

Monday 4 March for 6 weeks, 2-5pm or 6-9pm Cost: £105 full, £95 concessionEase the fee, pay in two instalments. Full: £50 & £55 or Conc: £50 & £45. For those students who would like to continue on with another 6 week class. Please note there will be a break in this class on 18 March and classes will resume on 25 March – Class details are as above.

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Slab Built Ceramics 1

Saturday 2 March & Saturday 9 March 2019Two day course10.30am - 4.30pmCost: £50In this 2 day workshop with maker Alex Scott, learn how to handle clay to make bold sculptural forms using precision cutting and slab building techniques. The class is designed for both the complete beginner and the more experienced maker. All materials are provided. Bring a packed lunch. 10 people max

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Painting for Adults

Beginners: Wednesday 16 January for 10 weeks, 10.30am-12.30pmImproved: Wednesday 16 January for 10 weeks, 7-9pm Cost: £55 full, £50 concessionA popular Painting course with Freda McKeown designed for both beginners and advanced students. Please bring your own materials to class. New student? - Contact Flowerfield Reception at 028 7082 1400 for advice on materials.

Patchwork for Adults

Beginners: Tuesday 15 January for 10 weeks, 7-9pmImproved: Wednesday 16 January for 10 weeks, 7-9pm Cost: £55 full, £50 concessionPatchwork course with Anne Rickerby for both beginners and advanced. Please bring your own materials and projects to work on.

Calligraphy for Adults

Monday 21 January for 10 weeks, 2-4pmCost: £45 full, £40 concessionA lovely course suitable for all abilities, Betty Ward covers a range of topics and techniques from basic strokes, letter grouping to page layout, planning verse lines, space fillers and simple borders. No previous experience required. Some materials are supplied. Students bring your own calligraphy pen / kit (available at most good bookshops or stationers).

Silver Jewellery Workshop

Saturday 26 January, 10am-4pmCost: £50 full, £45 concessionA popular one day workshop with jeweller Diane Lyness. Each participant will learn the jewellery making techniques required to make a finished silver necklace and earrings to take home. All materials are provided and included in the cost, all you need to bring is an apron, enthusiasm and a packed lunch.Max 10 places.

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Making Arrangements - Floristry Workshop

Saturday 2 February, 10.30am-12.30pmCost: £8Spend a morning with award winning florist Elaine Taylor in this creative floral workshop.Elaine will demonstrate, give tips and teach you how to make beautiful floral arrangements for the home and other occasions. Participants should bring their own materials and a full list of these may be obtained when enrolling through Flowerfield Arts Centre. Contact Reception at Flowerfield on T: 028 7083 1400

St Patricks Day Children’s Workshop

Saturday 16 March, 10.30am - 12.30pmCost: £8 Crafting workshops for 5-11yr olds with Elaine Harkness. Make something wonderful inspired by St Patrick’s Day and shamrocks, leprechauns, faeries or even snakes!

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PAINTING FOR ADULTS

At Sheskburn House, Ballycastle

Thursday 10 January for 10 weeks, 7-9pm. Cost: £55 full, £50 concessionThis painting course offers participants an opportunity to try out various mediums in an informal, relaxed atmosphere with tutor Louie Winward. Beginners are welcome. Students should bring their own materials and details and advice will be given on enrolment. To enrol please contact the Receptionist at Flowerfield Arts Centre T: 028 7083 1400. Maximum 14 places.

To enrol please contact the Receptionist at Flowerfield Arts Centre T: 028 7083 1400.

Flowerfield Outreach Courses

Flower Arranging

One Day Floristry WorkshopSaturday 2 March, 10.30am - 12.30pmCost: £8Spend a relaxed morning with award winning florist Elaine Taylor in this creative floral workshop. Elaine will demonstrate tips and teach you the skills and know how to make beautiful floral arrangements for all occasions. Participants should bring their own materials, a full list of these may be obtained when enrolling through Flowerfield Arts Centre. Contact Reception at Flowerfield on T: 028 7083 1400

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Silver Jewellery Workshop - Stacking Rings

Saturday 16 March, 11am–3.30pmCost: £50 full, £45 concessionA unique one-day workshop with jeweller Diane Lyness. Each participant will learn jewellery techniques including soldering, shaping, piercing, texturing and polishing. Everyone will make a finished set of silver stacking rings to take home. No previous experience necessary. All materials are provided and included in the cost. All you need to bring is an apron and bundles of enthusiasm! Tea and coffee are provided but please bring your own packed lunch. Maximum 10 places.

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Ballycastle Writers’ Group

Beginning Thursday 31 January for 12 weeks, 7.30– 9.30pmSheskburn House, BallycastleA weekly supportive creative writing class at Sheskburn House open to both beginners and experienced writers. For further information or to join the group, contact the group via kaslass@yahoo.co.uk

Ballymoney Writers’ Group

Beginning Monday 21 January for 12 weeks, 7.30– 9.30pmBallymoney Town HallBallymoney Writers’ Group meets weekly at Ballymoney Town Hall to encourage and support writers honing their skills. Beginners and experienced writers welcome. Maximum 15 places. For further information please contact Anne McCusker T: 028 2954 1671 E: amccusker2000@yahoo.co.uk

Limavady Writers’ Group

First Tuesday every month, starting on 5 February, 10.30-12.30pmRoe Valley Arts & Cultural CentreAn independent group of local writers who meet weekly at the Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre to share work and inspire each other. To find out more, contact Tina Burke via: teburke@live.co.uk

With Sharon AdamsStarting Tuesday 15 January and running fortnightly for 10 weeks, 7-9pm Flowerfield Arts Centre Cost: £30A facilitated marketing programme for creatives with a strong emphasis on network building and peer support. Over the course of the 10 sessions, Sharon will present a tool kit of options to support development of participants’ online marketing activities, increase professional self-confidence and enable each participant to develop a personalised growth plan. Also visit our website for details of professional development & mentoring sessions for creatives happening Jan-March in partnership with Visual Artists Ireland and Naturally North Coast & Glens Market.

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Your Tickets:Tickets for most events are available via our Box Office or Eventbrite.

Patrons are advised that ticket prices cannot be refunded, transferred or exchanged unless in exceptional circumstances at the discretion of the venue manager.

You can make a booking either in person or by telephone through cash, cheque or debit/credit card or online for selected main events via Eventbrite. Tickets will be held, pending payment, for 48 hours after your initial booking. Tickets can also be posted to you directly but may incur additional postage costs. We reserve the right to offer special discounted ticket prices for events at any time and prior bookings may be excluded from promotion.

Events:Please note: Latecomers to music events may not be admitted unless there is a suitable break or interval. We reserve the right to alter or cancel any event without advance notice. Outdoor events are weather dependent and subject to change. Official photographers will at times take photos of events for Council purposes and may be used for future promotional purposes. In outdoor events, all children must be accompanied by an adult. All details of events are correct at time of going to press.

Data Protection: We assure you that any personal information submitted to us through a box office booking or our mailing list will only be used for our own monitoring/marketing purposes and will not be passed on to any third parties.

AccessFlowerfield Arts Centre has been designed with accessibility in mind. We are keen to continue to improve our services, so that we can make your visit as seamless as possible, please do make us aware of your needs at the time of booking or so that we can plan ahead for our next event.

Flowerfield Arts Centre is a non-smoking venue.

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