All the fun of the Fair in Strabane!

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Strabane Fair events kick off on Friday evening 25th June with the launch of the 24hr Artahon which will happen in ASDA’s 24 hour Store with artists from both Strabane and Donegal taking part which will culminate in an exhibition in the Alley Gallery from 2pm on Saturday. While running alongside the launch at the Alley Theatre at 8pm will be the finale of Sounds like Summer bands competition  to decide who will be this year’s winner from amongst stiff competition from throughout the region.

On Saturday the Farmer’s market will operate for the full day from the Canal Basin providing the back drop for the days events and in  the Alley Courtyard where they will be joined mid day by other stall holders to create our own unique food festival. Specialised food markets and catering demonstrations from professional chefs from Oysters ,Mambo Jax Catering and  Masala will take place along side  demonstrations from the Women’s Institute showing traditional fayre .Strabane Ethnic Community Association will also showcase international foods at the Alley court yard during the afternoon’s event.

At 1.30 the Carnival parade will take to the streets with community groups and samba bands from all over the district joining local bands and groups to create a carnival atmosphere. Glenside Training Centre and Lifford Recabcare adults have been working on new carnival pieces with help from SECA and students from the Holycross  Collage arts department. If you feel you would like to help us to showcase their work please contact Council on 02871382204.

Workshops have been on going in the various schools and the children will be in the parade with Streetwise, plus artists and performers from multicultural traditions which will add a new dimension to the show. All the children have been enthusiastic in practising their new skills in music or dance routes, so please come along and show your support.

In keeping with this year’s theme Strabane Fair Day, Past and Present on Saturday 26th of June our events at the Canal Basin will reflect this time period throughout  the day. Our stage performers, Craic, Dixie Kings and Knotty Pine  will plays songs reflecting the various music eras. This will be intermingled with performances from our young people who under the initiative delivered as part of the Peace Cultural, Heritage and Identity programme,  have learnt about multi- cultural dance and music, costumes. They will perform along side professional artists from Arts Eska and Gathering Rhymes at front  of stage while else where our young people will perform short street dramas reflecting Strabane history of hiring Fairs. Puddlealley drama group will also perform a short showcase during the afternoon.

Keith Clarke and Chef Colin McMenamin from Oysters, Bell Hogg Woman’s Instutite, Daljeet Gurum Chair person SECA and Bobby Rao Development Officer SECA

Indeed no Fair would be complete without the sideshows entertainment and Strabane will have professional street performers and buskers to entertain the crowds in the Castle street area alongside the stall holders and retailers. In the Canal basin, we will have stalls, bouncy entertainment, olde time games, archery and at 3pm the Bark to Basic Dog Show.

Given the various workshops that have taken place in the district over the past months funded under the Peace III North West Cluster Special European Union Programme, there will be more fringe events happening into the evening for people to join. Artists exhibition and demonstration in the Alley Gallery  will take place from 2pm

The evening performance in the theatre is an culmination of story gathering around the history of the area in the Donemana, Newtownstewart, Castlederg and Strabane which will be staged at the Alley theatre at 7.30pm 26th June 2010 and supported by readings from Wilson Burgess on reflections of past times..

Finally at 8pm, Music 4Uth local young bands who are working under the guidance of Terry McCafferty will perform on our outdoor stage in the Alley Courtyard. Also new music created from Garage music workshops undertaken by the Nerve Centre tutor Martin McGill in Castlederg will be showcased there.

A weekend of activities to suit all ages and tastes!

World first iPhone app promotes Belfast music scene

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Belfast City Council is using the very latest technology to promote the city’s thriving music scene, by launching the world’s first iPhone app on the subject.

The app accompanies three other complementary initiatives – a new website, www.belfastmusic.org, an expanded Belfast Music exhibition at the Oh Yeah Music Centre in the Cathedral Quarter, and a weekly music bus tour of the city’s musical landscape – being launched this evening (Wednesday 16 June). They have been initiated by Belfast City Council, with the support of the Oh Yeah Music Centre, BBC Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

As more and more people use their mobile phones to find out information, the free ‘Belfast Music’ iPhone app allows local music fans and visitors alike to find out not only what’s happening on the scene at the moment but also to explore the city’s rich musical heritage.

The app features:

  • An interactive music tour, narrated by BBC broadcaster Stuart Bailie, and featuring a soundtrack by the likes of David Holmes, Neil Hannon and the Ulster Orchestra, Rudi, The Undertones, Ash, Therapy? and many more;
  • a Hall Of Fame, introducing the user to Belfast’s music legends;
  • up to the minute gig listings and news, making sure music lovers don’t miss a beat by their favourite band; and
  • a showcase section, introducing the best in contemporary Belfast music.

Officially launching the initiatives, the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Pat Convery, commented:

“Belfast music receives high international praise and our latest generation of musicians are playing a crucial role in revitalising the city.  Our city is now lit up throughout the year with a vibrant calendar of events. Every night of the week, venues in the city are busy with local bands, DJs, traditional musicians, orchestras, jazz players and songwriters.

“This is an art form that is defining the new mood of Belfast and these new initiatives aim to profile and promote Belfast’s reputation as the birthplace of exceptional music”.

The launch has been endorsed by the Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure, Nelson McCausland MLA, who stated:

“Northern Ireland musicians and creative talent have long demonstrated their ability to compete and succeed on the world stage.  This exciting development showcases this success but also demonstrates the increasing convergence between music and digital media and the new opportunities for innovative products and services”.

The development of the app has involved many of the leading lights in the local music media.  One of the contributors, is the publisher of AU (Alternative Ulster) magazine, Jonny Tiernan, who commented:

“The ‘Belfast Music’ app is an innovative and unique way to introduce the rich heritage of the Northern Irish musical landscape to people. It is both fun and informative, and manages to reflect the extraordinary diversity of talent we have in this country. I’d recommend it to everyone as an experience to take part in.”

Music iPhone app creator, Gawain Morrison, of Filmtrip, concluded: “I’ve been in and around the music scene of Belfast for 15 years, and have always been impressed with the talent that we’ve produced, so I’m really proud that we were able to create the iPhone app to showcase where we’ve come from and where we’re going to.  I think it shouts to the world how cool Belfast has become.”

A dedicated new website, www.belfastmusic.org, is also being launched at the same time as the app, about which David Lewis, director of Culture Northern Ireland, said:

“The Belfast music scene is alive and kicking, but sometimes it can be difficult keeping up with what’s going on. Audiences are increasingly switched on to the digital world.  It’s now second nature for many people to find information on their computer or mobile phone. BelfastMusic.org is simply responding to that need.”

Alongside the app and website, an exhibition telling the story of the Belfast music scene has been greatly expanded.  Originally opened in April 2009, the Belfast Music exhibition at the Oh Yeah centre has added more memorabilia and storyboards, adding the stories of the showbands, traditional music, rock and the modern dance culture to those of the blues and punk eras.

“It never fails to surprise me how much we have achieved,” says Stuart Bailie, CEO of Oh Yeah and curator of the exhibition.

“Collectively, we’ve sold well over 100 million records. Our music is loved all over the world and we’ve achieved these results in spite of many challenges.  Music is our greatest natural resource.”

The Belfast Music app, www.belfastmusic.org and the Belfast Music exhibition have been part-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the European Sustainable Competitiveness Programme for Northern Ireland and administered by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB), through the Tourism Innovation Fund.

Siobhan McCauley, NITB Director of Product Development, said:

“The Tourism Innovation Fund seeks out fresh, cutting edge ideas which will put Northern Ireland firmly on the visitor’s map. Music has a huge appeal to everyone and Northern Ireland has a very strong musical heritage that forms a key part of our unique culture. The new app and website, as well as the exhibition at the Oh Yeah centre will not only showcase our existing musical talent but will also ensure visitors have up to date information on local events and festivals.”

The popular Belfast Music Tour also has been relaunched for the summer.  The tour takes in many of the landmarks associated with the Belfast music story, including the birthplaces of the likes of Ruby Murray, Van Morrison, Brian Kennedy, Gary Moore and Duke Special, as well as the places that inspired their songs and the venues which put the city on the international music map, from the Ulster Hall to the Limelight, the Maritime Hotel to Queen’s University.

Win with TW Sports!!

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TW Sports could be coming to your area!

Tim Wareing’s award winning Toddler & Mini Soccer programme currently operates in Down, Antrim & Armagh. They want to offer more children in the rest of the country more opportunities to get involved – This is were you  can assist & win!

Tim’s programme is currently sourcing schools, church, parish, scout & independent hall hire in Counties Tyrone, Fermanagh & L/Derry to host their programmes.

Simply sign up as a fan @twsportsgroup & email Tim at tim@twsports.org suggesting a venue in your area with the best day & time and you could win 5 free kids places for your programme!  Remember to include you full contact details.

The lucky winner/venue will be chosen on Friday 25th June and notified immediately.

Tim’s team will then offer you & your child a great development programme to get all boys & girls aged from 2 + involved!

The TWSports.Org Group offers great coaching, fun & games at their centres across the province for all boys & girls aged 2-13. They currently have over 50 centres to chose from & have just launched their Summer World Cup Camps!

So with the World Cup in full swing why not find out more about a great development class for your child. You can watch the team in action at @ www.YouTube.com/twsportsgroup.

More details about TWSports & Toddler Soccer courses can be found from www.TWSports.Org & www.ToddlerSoccer.Org. Football fun for 2-13 year olds.

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HMV In-store gigs to promote Glasgowbury 2010

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HMV In-store gigs to promote Glasgowbury 2010

This week, Glasgowbury will make history as the first festival to ever promote itself through HMV in-store gigs.

LaFaro and Wonder Villains will help Glasgowbury become the first ever festival to launch themselves through HMV, with gigs in Belfast and Derry this weekend.

The mighty LaFaro will play HMV Belfast (Donegall Arcade) on Friday 18th June from 1pm while Derry wunderkids The Wonder Villains will play HMV Derry (Richmond Centre) on Saturday 19th June from 2pm.

Radio One pledge support to Glasgowbury

Rory McConnell and his BBC Radio One Introducing NI team will return to Glasgowbury this year in association with the Small But Massive Main Stage.

After the success of last year’s involvement when Rory and his Radio One team recorded the entire main stage programme, their return comes at a time when the chosen acts will help Glasgowbury celebrate 10 years at the heart of new music.

Radio One’s commitment has helped Glasgowbury and its unsigned acts become more recognised on an international scale, promoting the best in new and emerging music.

“Since the show became part of the BBC Introducing strand our focus changed completely to exclusively N.Irish and Irish unsigned and under the radar artists, getting involved with Glasgowbury just made so much sense.

“As before where priorities with festival organisers might not always be about the music, it was refreshing to get involved with a group of people who had one thing on their mind: showcasing the amazing music made on this island and celebrating it in front of as many people as possible.”

Fighting With Wire will headline the Small But Massive stage after ten years of festival involvement, propelling both themselves and the event into a new era.

“It’s a big year ahead for Fighting With Wire. There’s a lot of people calling on them to stand up and be considered a world class act where they’ll be expected to regularly stand on stages the size of the Glasgowbury main stage.

“So the night of the 24th will reassure those people, and also be a very proud moment for Paddy and myself who have known Cahir from the beginning.”

Looking ahead to this year’s event, Rory is keen that this year’s acts use the platform wisely.

“I see last year as the showcase of N.Irish and Irish talent to the world, and this year now we’ve got peoples attention it’ll be important to make the most of it.

“People know there’s an amazing scene here now, so Glasgowbury 2010 is a chance for bands to act upon it and make the most of peoples ear while we’ve got it. If you’re a band lucky enough to play the festival in 2010 then invite as many people as you possibly can that are in a position to help your career, over to see you.

“Paddy should be inundated by all the bands playing asking for guestlist for all the industry folk coming to see you. Glasgowbury’s your stage, use it wisely.

“I think the way things are going this could be the last Glasgowbury as we know it, so the festival itself could be one to keep an eye on.

“It’s like a bubbling pot that’s about to boil over, I don’t think it’ll be able to stay contained much longer.”

Open House Festival Belfast announces Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine, White Lies & Villagers

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Samuel Beam, Iron and Wine

Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine, White Lies and Villagers all added to Open House Festival line-up

Indie giants Modest Mouse, gothic-Americana act Iron & Wine, conquering London guitar trio The White Lies and the single most exciting irish act of the last few years, Villagers, have all been added to this year’s 12th Open House Festival in Belfast, 7th – 12th September.

The Festival has also announced that Coors Light will be title sponsor for a third year.

Open House, the “not in a muddy field festival”, takes place in venues throughout the arts and cultural flavoured Cathedral Quarter in Belfast’s city centre, including a large marquee in Custom House Square. It’s already shaping up to be quite a line-up with Wilco, Seasick Steve, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Felice Brothers, Dave Rawlings Machine, The Low Anthem, Field Music and Lissie, all previously announced.

Open House also features Chillifest – a fiery food & music phenomenon within Open House festival – featuring funky festival sideshows and Ireland’s only hot chilli pepper eating contest. Hayseed Dixie have just been confirmed as the ChilliFest headliners for the afternoon of Sunday 12th Sep. All chilli heads are hereby given fit and proper notice.

More festival acts are still to be announced, including a full programme of Irish traditional gigs and pub sessions. For the most up-to-date line-up, further festival information and ticket details simply visit:

www.facebook.com/openhousefestival

www.openhousefestival.com

Any questions, please get in touch

Weekly Movie News

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Welcome to the weekly Movie House Cinema’s update.

This week’s movie releases are : source Movie House Cinemas.

Brooklyn’s Finest

From the makers of Training Day comes Brooklyn’s Finest, a slick urban drama set in the morally ambiguous world of the New York police force. When NYPD’s Operation Clean Up targets the notoriously drug-ridden BK housing project, three officers find themselves swept away by the violence and corruption of Brooklyn’s gritty 65th Precinct and its most treacherous criminals.

Running Time: 140 mins
DIRECTOR: Antoine Fuqua

KEY CAST: Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes, Jesse Williams

Letters To Juliet

When a young American travels to the city of Verona, the setting for Romeo and Juliet, she joins a group of volunteers who respond to letters to Juliet seeking advice about love. When she answers one letter dated 1957, she inspires its author to travel to Italy in search of her long-lost love and sets off a chain of events that will bring a love into both their lives, unlike anything they ever imagined.

Running Time: 105 mins

DIRECTOR: Gary Wininck

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Advance booking now available for the latest installment of the Twilight Saga – Eclipse. Click HERE to book now.

Bella once again finds herself surrounded by danger as Seattle is ravaged by a string of mysterious killings.  She is forced to choose between Edward and Jacob knowing that her decision has the potential to ignite the struggle between vampire and werewolf. With her graduation quickly approaching, Bella is confronted with the most important decision of her life.

DIRECTOR: David Slade

KEY CAST: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Billy Burke, Ashley Greene.

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Watch out every Thursday for our weekly updates in association with Movie House Cinemas.

Glengormley Uptown Hoedown

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IT’S time to dust off the stetson and pull on your cowboy boots for Newtownabbey’s first ever Uptown Hoedown, the borough’s Country & Western Festival, which takes place in Glengormley from June 10 to 12.

10 June
1pm – 4pm Senior Shindig
Food tasting & Line Dancing (Barron Hall)
Come and get a free Country & Western style lunch and then let your hair down at our line dancing shindig.

11 June

7pm – 9pm Hotdog Hoedown (Barron Hall)
Grab a free hotdog and then strut your stuff at our teen disco & barndance

10-12 June

Uptown Hoedown Treasure Trail
Molly Tenshoes has arrived in town for the annual country and western dance night. Unfortunately all her equipment and clothes have been lost. Locals have found the items and placed them in the shop windows in Glengormley for you to discover. Download the Glengormley Trail To complete the Trail identify the name of the lost items, reveal the
code to locate Molly’s bag, complete the entry form and drop them off in the marquee in Glengormley Park on the 12th June. Winning forms will be drawn at 5pm. Deadline for completed forms is 4:30pm.

PARK & RIDE ON SAT 12th JUNE:

Due to high demand, A Park & Ride has been arranged between Northcott Shopping Centre & Glengormley Park between 12noon & 4pm (minimum time). Please follow signs along Ballyclare Road, Glengormley for directions. There will be NO parking available at Glengormley Park – Carnmoney Rd & Ballyclare Rd entrances. Apologies for any inconvenience.

12 June, Glengormley Park

12noon – 2pm Citybeat Search for a Star – Country Heat

12noon – 6pm Family Funzone & Arts & Crafts workshops

12noon – 6pm Craft Fair

12noon – 6pm Ulster Model Airplane Club display

12noon – 6pm Classic Car Display

12noon – 9pm American style foodstalls

1pm – 5pm Linedancing workshops

3pm – 6pm Drumming workshops

Concerts – 12 June, Glengormley Park

3pm – 6pm Gary Gamble Country Jamboree

with Fiddler Adam, Curtis Magee and

Kim Dickinson

7pm Louisiana Joyride

8pm JP Mac “Johnny Cash Tribute Band”

Belfast’s maritime heritage celebrated

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Belfast’s close links with the sea are once again being celebrated next month, when the city hosts the fifth annual Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival.

The quaysides on both sides of the River Lagan will come alive from 4-6 June, with a weekend of maritime-themed family fun, food and frolics.

There will be a wealth of live music, maritime-themed street theatre, children’s activities and workshops, international markets and a variety of tours exploring Belfast’s rich seafaring history.

The River Lagan will host races, displays and showcases from the likes of the high speed Zapcats, the historic Galway Hookers, a university boat race and local sail trainers, Ocean Youth Trust Ireland.

One other prominent feature on the Queens Quayside will be the ‘Jacinta’, a fishing trawler converted to a floating museum.  The fishing theme continues on Queens Quay, with a gastronomic celebration of all things seafood related to tantalise the tastebuds including cookery demos and a variety of interactive, traditional arts and crafts.

The Class A sailing vessels ‘Phoenix’ and ‘Thalassa’ also will be berthed in the city and open to visitors over the weekend.

There will be a free shuttlebus service throughout the three days, linking activities on both sides of the river and the city centre.

For full details of all the weekend’s activities, log on to www.belfastcity.gov.uk/maritimefestival or call the Belfast Welcome Centre on +44 (0)20 9024 6609.

ARTHUR’S DAY IS BACK!

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Arthur's Day is back 23rd September!

SNOW PATROL, PAOLO NUTINI AND JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ AMONG PERFORMERS JOINING WORLDWIDE CELEBRATION TO HONOUR A REMARKABLE MAN WITH A REMARKABLE LEGACY

GUINNESS WANTS NI MUSIC ACTS TO JOIN ARTHUR’S DAY CELEBRATIONS.

Today, Thursday 3rd June: After much public anticipation, today GUINNESS® & CO confirmed that Arthur’s Day is back this year with events taking place in Dublin, Cork and Galway as well as other festivities happening throughout the country on Thursday, 23rd September.

Arthur’s Day honours the remarkable legacy of Arthur Guinness, the pioneering brewer and philanthropist who signed the 9,000 year lease on the St. James’s Gate Brewery in 1759 and introduced GUINNESS to the world.

Last year’s Arthur’s Day celebrations captured the imagination of the entire nation with thousands of people across Northern Ireland joining artists and celebrities to celebrate the peak of the Guinness 250th Celebrations at St James’s Gate Brewery and in pubs and music venues in Dublin and around the world. Thousands more signed an online petition to make Arthur’s Day a public holiday, while others organised their own celebrations in pubs all over the country.

The worldwide celebration will begin at 17:59 (GMT) in Ireland, when Arthur’s Day will once again see the nation witness some of the world’s most established music artists play in great pubs and venues, while raising a glass to Arthur Guinness and his lasting legacy. GUINNESS fans around the world will join in on the celebrations at 17.59 local time in the Caribbean, Africa, USA, Asia and throughout Europe.

This year’s celebrations will see one-off performances in unique locations from some of the worlds most established recording artists, including home grown global phenomenon Snow Patrol, multi-platinum artist Paolo Nutini, the internationally acclaimed José González, crowd favourites The Magic Numbers and Sharon Shannon and some of the best emerging stars of today including The View, Jay Sean, The Hoosiers, Slow Club, The Maccabees, and We Have Band. Over the summer months there will be over 40 more amazing acts announced.

Multi-platinum artist Paolo Nutini pictured with (front from left) Gary Lightbody, Nathan Connolly and Jonny Quinn of home grown global phenomenon Snow Patrol pictured in Bruxelle’s Bar Dublin at the announcement by Guinness and Co that Arthur’s Day 2010 is back on Thursday, September 23rd.

Not content with Arthur’s Day expanding to other Irish cities, GUINNESS & CO is also looking for 100 up and coming Irish acts to be part of the Arthur’s Day line up on 23rd September.

Every Thursday from mid July through to early August, GUINNESS & CO. will be running music events, called ‘Our Thursdays’, in pubs across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, giving emerging Irish music acts the opportunity to showcase their talents.

From the 100 emerging acts, three will be chosen to play in Galway, Cork and in Hopstore 13 at St James’s Gate Brewery on Arthur’s Day alongside amazing international artists including Snow Patrol.  Bands that want to be part of ‘Our Thursdays’ should log onto www.guinness.com/ourthursdays

Speaking at the launch of Arthur’s Day 2010, Tanya Clarke, Head of Guinness Marketing, said, “Arthur’s Day was designed to recognise a remarkable man with a remarkable legacy but we never imagined that so many people would embrace it in the way they did. From Donegal to Kerry, people made a huge effort to mark the day in their own special way.”

Clarke continued, “Arthur’s Day is a celebration with substance. One million people helped to create the Arthur Guinness Fund in Ireland, which has already assigned one million euros to support social entrepreneurs who are helping to drive sustainable social impact around the country. A further €1.5 million will be used to support future Irish social entrepreneurs in the coming years. We are delighted to announce details of Arthur’s Day 2010, which includes exciting organised music events all over the country this year and I look forward to raising a glass to the man himself on the day.”

People will get the opportunity to see some of the music industry’s biggest names play together in studio venues in Dublin, Galway and Cork, while those people attending the 29 pub venues across the three cities will have the unique experience of seeing surprise performances from international artists in the intimate surroundings of a traditional pub.

Proceeds from all Arthur’s Day ticket sales will be donated to the Arthur Guinness Fund and ticket information will be announced in mid July.

Arthur’s Day celebrations are strictly over 18’s events.

Lookaly roundup May 2010

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Are you coming to the Giant Lookup?

We’ve teamed up with Giant to host an evening of indoor golf and Wii fun at Belfast’s top entertainment venue, Citigolf.

Thursday 10th June 2010 from 5.30pm.

Everyone is welcome, call by after work for a few swings and a drink.

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