Interview with Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast ☘️
Oh Yeah Centre in Belfast is a music and creative hub with a fascinating story and a huge role within Northern Ireland’s music scene. The centre was founded by Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol and has grown into a space supporting musicians, artists, young people and the wider creative community.
We sat down with their marketing officer Taylor to find out more about the work taking place there, how they support their community and what can be learned from the way music and social impact can come together.
Find out more about Oh Yeah Centre here
🎬 More interviews coming soon!
Interviews with Jem from Speed, Aimee from Rise above Cancer, Joe from The Cabb & Grim at Freestyle Skate Shop still to come soon!
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At ESEN, we’re passionate about sharing the stories of organisations that are doing things differently and creating positive change in their communities. We’re here to support Social Enterprises in Edinburgh but also want to expand the public’s knowledge of social enterprise and the great things going on in their cities.
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From music venues and skate shops to cancer support, youth work and international artists – there are so many different ways that people are using creativity, community and enterprise to make a difference. 🌍
