Funded by a loan from Community Finance Ireland (CFI), this redevelopment marks a significant milestone for the arts charity. The updated 7,500 square-foot facility now accommodates a diverse range of printmaking techniques, including etching, screen printing, and lithography, while offering expanded services such as free monthly workshops and open days aimed at fostering inclusion.

Emma Drury, Director of Seacourt Print Workshop said,

“We’re proud to play a part in Bangor’s cultural regeneration and our central location makes us more visible and accessible, enabling us to double our programming and support the community in new ways.”

Phelim Sharvin, Head of Community Finance Ireland NI, commended Seacourt for its transformative vision:

“This project aligns perfectly with our mission of driving positive social change. By supporting Seacourt, we’re helping to create a vibrant, inclusive space that enriches the community.”

The project’s success highlights the collaborative potential of social finance, arts, and community resilience.

If you want to take part in any of the upcoming events at Seacourt you will find everything you need here.

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