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October 2019
Heritage Angel Awards Armagh 2019.
Join UAH in the Market Place Theatre, Armagh on the evening of Tuesday 29th October to discover the winners of the 2019 Heritage Angel Awards and for an evening of bespoke entertainment including Heritage in Song. The Heritage Angel Awards…
Find out more »November 2019
Maintenance Clinic part of Maintenance Week Northern Ireland 2019
**Maintenance Week NI 2019 - Friday 15th - Friday 22nd November** As the seasons change and move through autumn, towards winter, the physical stresses on buildings increase accordingly. Regular, small scale maintenance is the most effective way to protect historic…
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Festive Open House 2019
Join Ulster Architectural Heritage at our Grade A listed Offices for some seasonal treats, music and a chance to meet other members. Additionally, we will have all our publications upto 50% off- A great chance to get some Christmas Presents!…
Find out more »February 2020
Lecture: The Historic Architectural Treasures Of Syria
Join UAH in the Old Museum Building for a lecture by Dr Paul Larmour on the architectural treasures of Syria. Syria has been almost continually in the news for some years due to the civil war which has raged since…
Find out more »June 2020
The Great Northern Railway – The Architecture of William Hemmingway Mills
UAH is delighted to advise that this previously postponed lecture will now take place on-line on Thursday 25 June at 7:00pm. Established in 1876 as an amalgamation of companies, the GNR set about standardising its inherited infrastructure. With the company’s…
Find out more »September 2020
NCT: An Introduction to Treasure Ireland Grants
Treasure Ireland is a new project to support historic places of worship in Northern Ireland which will run for three years from 2020 - 2023. If you are responsible for looking after a place of worship, our project will make…
Find out more »NCT: Northern Ireland Places of Worship Forum
The Northern Ireland Places of Worship Forum is an opportunity for churches and organisations with an interest in faith heritage to meet, share, explore ideas and plan towards the future over issues common to the buildings of all faith traditions. …
Find out more »November 2020
Introduction to the Hands-On Heritage project
Join UAH Chief Executive, Nikki McVeigh, and the Hands-On Heritage project officer Dr. Connie Gerrow in introducing you to the new 'Hands-On Heritage' project kindly supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. From traditional to technological, the project aims to…
Find out more »March 2021
WEEK ONE: Ruins to Riches: Revive, Repurpose, Reimagine Our Traditional Buildings.
Ruins to Riches offers the opportunity for owners, professionals and the general public to learn more about traditional buildings through a series of free online workshops given by specialist speakers. The aim of the seminars is to inspire owners and…
Find out more »WEEK TWO: Ruins to Riches: Revive, Repurpose, Reimagine Our Traditional Buildings.
Ruins to Riches offers the opportunity for owners, professionals and the general public to learn more about traditional buildings through a series of free online workshops given by specialist speakers. The aim of the seminars is to inspire owners and…
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