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Green Arts NI is a voluntary sustainability network of over 100 members, representing cultural organisations and creative practitioners working across Belfast and Northern Ireland. The network meets regularly to share best practice, learning, inspiration and collaboration opportunities in the area of climate action through arts and culture.
Green Arts NI is supported by Belfast City Council, and new members are always welcome. Find out more or join the Green Arts Network at: www.greenartsni.org or using the link on the right-hand side of the screen!
We are conducting this survey to better understand the needs of the arts, culture and creative sectors in relation to the reuse and sharing of materials, props, sets and other resources. The findings will help Green Arts NI and its partners assess the impact of the closure of the Bryson Arts and Play Resource Centre in Belfast in June 2026 and explore future opportunities to support sustainable and circular economy practices across the sector.
We welcome responses from both Green Arts NI members and anyone with an interest in sustainability, creativity and resource-sharing within the arts, culture and creative sectors.
Green Arts NI is a voluntary sustainability network of over 100 members, representing cultural organisations and creative practitioners working across Belfast and Northern Ireland. The network meets regularly to share best practice, learning, inspiration and collaboration opportunities in the area of climate action through arts and culture.
Green Arts NI is supported by Belfast City Council, and new members are always welcome. Find out more or join the Green Arts Network at: www.greenartsni.org or using the link on the right-hand side of the screen!
We are conducting this survey to better understand the needs of the arts, culture and creative sectors in relation to the reuse and sharing of materials, props, sets and other resources. The findings will help Green Arts NI and its partners assess the impact of the closure of the Bryson Arts and Play Resource Centre in Belfast in June 2026 and explore future opportunities to support sustainable and circular economy practices across the sector.
We welcome responses from both Green Arts NI members and anyone with an interest in sustainability, creativity and resource-sharing within the arts, culture and creative sectors.
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