
Belfast Orangefest Launches New Public Engagement Campaign To Help Shape Its Future
Orangefest, the cultural brand established by the County Grand Lodge of Belfast, has launched a new public engagement campaign aimed at shaping the future of
12th July, From 10.00 am to 3.30 pm, Belfast City Hall & Royal Avenue
Orangefest is a vibrant celebration that runs alongside the annual 12th of July parades in Belfast.
Established in 2007, Orangefest aims to foster a peaceful and harmonious society by celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of Northern Ireland.
The event is dedicated to making the 12th of July a family-friendly occasion, enhancing the well-known parades with a variety of inclusive, entertaining activities.
Each year, Orangefest attracts thousands of participants and spectators, contributing significantly to the local economy and tourism.
Can’t get to Belfast to see the parade this year? Don’t worry, we’ve got you.
Our mission at Orangefest is to create an inclusive, family-friendly celebration that promotes understanding and respect for the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Northern Ireland.
We aim to enhance the well-known 12th of July celebrations by providing additional activities that are educational, entertaining, and accessible to all, fostering a sense of community and togetherness in Belfast.
Our vision is to build a peaceful and harmonious society within Belfast, where the diversity of cultures is celebrated and respected.
We aspire to make the Belfast 12th a globally recognised event that not only highlights the cultural significance of the day but also promotes unity and economic growth.
Through our efforts, we aim to remove barriers, foster mutual respect, and create a positive and inclusive environment for all citizens and visitors.

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