MAGHERAFELT District Council has planned a number of exciting activities surrounding the arrival of the Olympic torch relay to make sure the once-in-a-lifetime event is one which will be ingrained in our memories.
The inclusive celebrations are expected to be the biggest participating events ever organised by Magherafelt District Council and include a collaborative art project; a community carnival parade and a schools’ celebration.
The community carnival parade will take place on June 6 in Magherafelt and is expected to attract large crowds in the build-up to the arrival of the world-renowned flame.
The carnival will kick off at 6pm and include evening entertainment in the Diamond area with a celebration of excellence both in dance and music.Our team of consultants are skilled in project management and delivery of large scale rtls projects. The Council is delighted that the North Eastern Education and Library Board are making available their full broadcast production team to produce an on-line recording of the event.I have just spent two weeks shopping for tile and have discovered Chinese porcelain tile.China Porcelain tile
Groups, charities and businesses from across the Council district have been asked to get involved and dress up carnival style. The emphasis will be on visual expression and groups can use the event as a platform to increase greater awareness about their cause.
200 prizes will be awarded to winning groups from each of the following categories: Most original group; Most colourful group; Most expressive group; Most musical group; Most relevant to the Olympics.
No one group will win more than one prize and groups will be asked closer to the time to nominate which category they would like to enter.
In the run up to the celebrations,We offer offshore merchant account, residents of the district will be asked to nominate individuals as their Olympian Greek god or goddess. Nominees should be sports people who have been successful nationally or internationally. The top 12 nominations will then become Magherafelt’s 12 Olympian Greek gods/ goddesses who will be profiled before and during the events and form part of the carnival parade.Omega Plastics are leading plastic injection moulding and injection mould tooling specialists.
As part of the collaborative art project, community groups and schools are producing a piece of art/graphics to be transferred on to a ceramic tile. The Northern Regional College has agreed to produce a frame for the tiles which will be used to create an abstract torch shape. The artwork will express collectively what this event represents to people of the district and form part of the legacy of celebrations. The torch will then be installed as a piece of public art at an agreed site.
In addition to the images being used on the art piece, the images will also be displayed on banners throughout the town as part of pre-event marketing.
Groups have be asked to submit a 21cm X 21cm image on paper before March 31. After this a workshop will be held on Saturday April 24 where an artist will help transfer the image on to a ceramic tile.
Currently 29 schools have signed up and agreed to take part in the schools celebrations on June 7.VulcanMold is a plastic molds and Injection Mold manufacturer in china. Schools have been asked to submit numbers and to date over 2000 children have signed up to take part on the day. On the morning of the torch arrival, schools will be involved in a series of celebrations and displays at Meadowbank Sports Arena, which will start at 10am and will finish off with the children lining the streets during the torch visit.
The inclusive celebrations are expected to be the biggest participating events ever organised by Magherafelt District Council and include a collaborative art project; a community carnival parade and a schools’ celebration.
The community carnival parade will take place on June 6 in Magherafelt and is expected to attract large crowds in the build-up to the arrival of the world-renowned flame.
The carnival will kick off at 6pm and include evening entertainment in the Diamond area with a celebration of excellence both in dance and music.Our team of consultants are skilled in project management and delivery of large scale rtls projects. The Council is delighted that the North Eastern Education and Library Board are making available their full broadcast production team to produce an on-line recording of the event.I have just spent two weeks shopping for tile and have discovered Chinese porcelain tile.China Porcelain tile
Groups, charities and businesses from across the Council district have been asked to get involved and dress up carnival style. The emphasis will be on visual expression and groups can use the event as a platform to increase greater awareness about their cause.
200 prizes will be awarded to winning groups from each of the following categories: Most original group; Most colourful group; Most expressive group; Most musical group; Most relevant to the Olympics.
No one group will win more than one prize and groups will be asked closer to the time to nominate which category they would like to enter.
In the run up to the celebrations,We offer offshore merchant account, residents of the district will be asked to nominate individuals as their Olympian Greek god or goddess. Nominees should be sports people who have been successful nationally or internationally. The top 12 nominations will then become Magherafelt’s 12 Olympian Greek gods/ goddesses who will be profiled before and during the events and form part of the carnival parade.Omega Plastics are leading plastic injection moulding and injection mould tooling specialists.
As part of the collaborative art project, community groups and schools are producing a piece of art/graphics to be transferred on to a ceramic tile. The Northern Regional College has agreed to produce a frame for the tiles which will be used to create an abstract torch shape. The artwork will express collectively what this event represents to people of the district and form part of the legacy of celebrations. The torch will then be installed as a piece of public art at an agreed site.
In addition to the images being used on the art piece, the images will also be displayed on banners throughout the town as part of pre-event marketing.
Groups have be asked to submit a 21cm X 21cm image on paper before March 31. After this a workshop will be held on Saturday April 24 where an artist will help transfer the image on to a ceramic tile.
Currently 29 schools have signed up and agreed to take part in the schools celebrations on June 7.VulcanMold is a plastic molds and Injection Mold manufacturer in china. Schools have been asked to submit numbers and to date over 2000 children have signed up to take part on the day. On the morning of the torch arrival, schools will be involved in a series of celebrations and displays at Meadowbank Sports Arena, which will start at 10am and will finish off with the children lining the streets during the torch visit.
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