Events

A transatlantic cultural programme delivered with the Linen Hall Library and the Ulster-Scots Broadcast Fund, offering curated access to archival materials, exhibition content, and outreach including school workshops and symposia.

A programme of lectures and an exhibition exploring intellectual and historical links between Armagh and early America, highlighting thinkers such as Francis Hutcheson, David Hume, John Locke and Thomas Paine.

The magnificent State Dining Room at Hillsborough Castle has become The Benjamin Franklin Dining Room this year to highlight the 250th anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence. A very special collection of objects relating...

As the United States of America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026, this collection reveals local links to this historically significant story.

This immersive exhibition tells a powerful story of hardship, loss and survival at the time of the Great Famine in Ireland.

For more information contact Ballymoney Jobs and Benefits office or contact your work coach to make an appointment.

A new free exhibition exploring the exciting cultural connections between the Causeway Coast and USA, through that quintessentially American phenomenon of Showbusiness.

A refreshed programme at the Ulster American Folk Park celebrating diverse stories of Irish and Ulster-Scots emigrants and their influence on the United States, including lesser-told perspectives

To mark USA250, Titanic Belfast presents a special display exploring more than 250 years of connections between Ulster and the United States.

This striking exhibition features original drawings by Frank McKelvey (c.1930), focusing on eleven presidents with ancestral links to the region.

Come along if you would like help and support to apply for or manage your Universal Credit account digitally.

This 25th edition of the symposium forms a key part of the commemorations and will explore the theme of ‘Ulster Migrants and Their Relationship with Others’.

Ballymena Jobs & Benefits office are hosting a Youth Support Event (For ages 16-30).

Find job opportunities, chat with local employers from various sectors and improve your employment prospects with practical advice and support.

North Belfast Jobs & Benefits office are holding Job Club Sessions in Belfast Central Library.

Open to all young people aged 16-30, whatever stage you’re at and whether you’re interested in social groups, training, education or employment.

Find job opportunities and chat with local employers from various sectors including retail, hospitality, manufacturing, health & care and more.

Holywood Road Jobs & Benefits office are holding a Job Club Support Session.

Come along for support and information on Universal Credit, CV and interview skills, job search and job opportunities available, support to apply for jobs on the day.

'A Revolution of Mind and Pen: Charles Thomson’s Journey from Ulster to America’s Founding' with Courtney McKinney-Whitaker