‘Fair faa ye! Fair faa ye tae our wittins blaudie anent Ulster-Scotch Leid Week 2021.

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council would like to welcome you to Ulster Scots Language Week 2021, which runs from November 22nd – 26th.

Ulster-Scots is all around us, and the upcoming ‘Leid Week’ provides an opportunity to learn more about the language and celebrate it as part of the shared cultural heritage of the region.

To mark the occasion, Anne and Gary Blair will lead this free afternoon talk at Portrush Town Hall on Wednesday 24th November 2.30-3.30 PM.

They will introduce the history, heritage and language of Ulster-Scots in the Borough, focusing on local poets, authors and their influence on place names and english spoken in the local area. Pre-booking is required and social distancing measures will be in place.

This event will be seated cabaret style and seating will be allocated. Our friendly Front of House team will show you to your seat on arrival. Seating will be set out in tables of 4.

We are looking forward to welcoming you back to Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre for music events and have some measures in place to keep you safe during your visit:

• Please provide your track and trace information at reception before attending the concert.
• Max 20 places available and all attendees must adhere to 1 metre social distancing in the auditorium.
• Please wear a mask unless exempt.
• Please stay seated in your allocated seat during the concert (with the exception of using the bathroom facilities).
• Seating will be allocated and you will be shown to your seat by our Front of House Team.
• Please use out hand sanitiser stations when entering the building.
• Your details may be passed on to the Public Health Agency if requested to aid their track & Trace.