Events
Dates:
Tuesday 28th July, 10am
Wednesday 29th July, 10am
Thursday 30th July, 2pm
Tuesday 4th August, 10am
Join us for a stroll through West Belfast and dive into the rich history of this vibrant community as we explore significant landmarks and learn about the Presbyterian heritage that shaped the area. This in-person event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded history enthusiasts and uncover hidden gems right in our own backyard. Don't miss out on this unique experience!
Tour begins at corner of College Square North and Durham Street BT1 6AR.
Tickets cost £5 payable on the day.
Pre-booking is essential via eventbrite.
West Belfast Presbyterian Historical Walking Tour
Gaelic. Words. Music. Meaning.
Saturday 1st August, 2.30pm
Dillon Gallery at Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich
Scots Gaelic worship group Gloriach in a concert celebration Gaelic. Words. Music. Meaning.
Tickets cost £5. Please book using the button below.
Tuesday 4th August, 7.30pm
Theatre at Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich
Kenny Qua and friends from County Armagh play traditional and other music “From the Heart”.
Tickets cost £5. Please book using the button below.
From the Heart
So Much a Part of Us
Monday 3rd August, 4pm
Colin Glen Library, Stewartstown Road, BT17 0AW (at the rear of the Dairy Farm Shopping Centre)
As Belfast expanded westward, a Presbyterian congregation was established in the Falls district becoming known as Albert Street Presbyterian Church. It served the area until 1971 when circumstances led to its closure.
This exhibition and talk by Rev. David Moore tells the story of the congregation's commitment to the area for over a century and illustrates how An Tionólann re-engages with West Belfast as a direct link to what is, for many, a forgotten history.
The exhibition will remain open for the rest of the week.
Booking essential.
Please email the Dairy Farm Library DairyFarmLibrary@librariesni.org.uk
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