Minority Ethnic Support Armagh

23/06/2026

We held our annual Festival of Culture on Friday 19th June and despite the rain we had a blast.
It was so good to celebrate diversity in our City of Culture, Armagh.

16/06/2026

You are cordially invited to our annual large cultural celebration on The Mall.

Never before has it been more important to celebrate our shared commitment to community cohesion and the celebration of our diverse and vibrant communities.

Starting at 5pm with food, music, dancing, sports and children's entertainment.

12/06/2026

12/06/2026

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Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has taken the opportunity to reassure ...

31/03/2026

Great times was had at Mount St Catherine's Primary School Armagh making decorations for Easter.

Thank you girls and boys for the warm welcome.

You are all eggcellent!!!

27/03/2026

Community Culture Night at the EPICENTRE 🌍✨

What a night! Food, music, singing, and dancing bringing everyone together. Huge thanks to our amazing friends and neighbours from Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Zimbabwe, Sudan and our own local communities for making it so special.

Big appreciation to ARK Housing Association for supporting this work.

Connection, culture, and community at its best 💛

08/03/2026

Today we celebrate the strength, resilience and achievements of ethnic minority women in our communities.

Women who lead.
Women who support.
Women who break barriers and inspire the next generation.

Your voices, cultures and contributions make our communities stronger every day.

Happy International Women’s Day from Minority Ethnic Support Armagh. 💜”


Днес празнуваме силата, устойчивостта и постиженията на жените от етническите малцинства в нашите общности.

Жени, които водят.
Жени, които подкрепят.
Жени, които разбиват бариерите и вдъхновяват следващото поколение.

Вашите гласове, култури и приноси правят нашите общности по-силни всеки ден.

Честит Международен ден на жената от Minority Ethnic Support Armagh. 💜”

27/02/2026

Chestita Baba Marta!!

Baba Marta (Grandmother March) is a traditional celebration marking the arrival of spring, widely celebrated in Bulgaria. On this day, people exchange red and white woven bracelets called Martenitsi, symbolising health, happiness, and new beginnings. The red represents life and strength, while the white represents purity and hope. Martenitsi are worn until the first signs of spring appear, then tied to a blossoming tree for good luck.

This beautiful tradition celebrates renewal, community, and the promise of brighter days ahead.
With heartfelt thanks to Mount Saint Catherine’s Primary School, Armagh to the teachers, parents, and pupils for celebrating Baba Marta with us and helping to share this meaningful cultural tradition. 🌿✨

25/02/2026

We had a flipping great Pancake day, lots of masterpieces created with the help of Chanida Cassidy Thai Arts NI.

Armagh Neighbourhood Policing must of smelt the cooking on their rounds, and came to visit us too!