❗️We’re hiring! ❗️ Interested in joining the CEDaR team? Please read below. We are looking for a full-time Species Surveillance Support Officer and a Marine Support Officer 🐿️🦈 For more information and to apply, please visit: lnkd.in/e_gkKu9K ✍️ Closing Date: June 30 2024

CEDaR's 1st training course for the year will be July 6th 2024 10am-4pm. Partnered with RSPB NI, this dragonfly/damselfly workshop will be at RSPB Montiaghs Moss Nature Reserve. Interested? Buy your tickets (limited): shorturl.at/eQO2Y 🎟️All levels of ID experience welcome!

Delighted to welcome these updates to our Board of Trustees as we continue on our ambitious museum journey, and bring our exciting plans to life. Communities NI

Lovely to see the Ulster Museum #Renoir landscape gracing the cover of the Art Fund annual report 23-24. An important acquisition also supported by Communities NI Esme Mitchell Trust and the Friends of the Ulster Museum artfund.org/our-purpose/an…

The team at Ulster American Folk Park are ready to welcome visitors for a weekend of activities as they embark on their American Independence celebrations. Full details: ulsteramericanfolkpark.org/whats-on/ameri… #IndependenceDay

In our library & archives we have a collection belonging to #RobertHuddleston - a famer, a gunsmith and a poet from Monyreagh. Watch the full video, and book tickets to the next tour → bit.ly/3V9Syp3 Funded by 'Archives Revealed' from The National Archives

Delighted to welcome Minister, Gordon Lyons MLA to Ulster American Folk Park yesterday, where we outlined our proposed redevelopment project, aiming to boost regional investment and reinforce the site's vital contribution to tourism in Omagh and the Sperrins.

Pleased to welcome Economy NI Minister, Conor Murphy to Ulster Folk Museum yesterday where we outlined our ‘Reawakening’ plans. Through our exciting programme of transformation, we hope to unlock the museum’s full potential as a heritage and environmental resource. Tourism NI

Delighted to welcome the Minister to Ulster Folk Museum this week, where we shared our ambitious plans to 'reawaken' the museum. The Minister also had the opportunity to plant the first tree as part of our wider Woodland Renewal project. @cedarnmni The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) Woodland Trust🌳

Go for Gold! Congratulations to Daniel Wiffen, Jack McMillan and Hannah Scott on winning gold medals in the Paris Olympics. Did you know Lady Mary Peters' Olympic gold medal is in our Troubles & Beyond Gallery? Learn more here → bit.ly/4d5ivMH Collections: Ent 66.09

We've had our 60,000th visitor to 'Caravaggio in Belfast'! Andréa is from France & has come up to Belfast for the weekend from Dublin. Our Duty Manager, Joanne, gave her an Ulster Museum goodie bag as a little memento of her visit. National Gallery National Gallery of Ireland EY Ireland #NG200

Just over one week to go until our annual Making Festival which is dedicated to celebrating traditional crafts and revitalising Northern Ireland's most treasured heritage skills. CITBNI ulsterfolkmuseum.org/news/making-fe….

Delighted to be joined by Harry Ferguson's grandchildren to unveil the Ferguson Black tractor at Ulster Transport Museum yesterday. The tractor, which revolutionised farming, is now on display in the Museum of Innovation gallery. Read more: ulstertransportmuseum.org/news/ferguson-…

Great to welcome Andrew Muir MLA MLA to Ulster Transport Museum today to see the Ferguson Black Tractor and discuss the global impact of NI innovators such as Harry Ferguson. We were also able to show the recently opened coastal path - a new access route for visitors onto the museum grounds.

A massive well done to our colleagues who took part in @AirAmbulanceNI’s Dragon Boat Race last Friday - the smiling faces say it all! Congrats also to the organisers for a successful event as well all organisations that participated; collectively they’ve raised over £2k!

Delighted to welcome Their Royal Highnesses, The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Ulster Folk Museum today. Our dedicated team were on hand to show them how we celebrate traditions that have been passed down over many generations in Ulster. The Conservation Volunteers (TCV)