T'ai Chi
Date: 28 May 2026
Venue: Ebrington Green, Derry/Londonderry, Derry/Londonderry, BT47 6FA
Come along to Ebrington Green to embrace the green spaces on our doorstep and take in the beautiful views of Lough Foyle - and the city that we love.
Come along to Ebrington Green to embrace the green spaces on our doorstep and take in the beautiful views of Lough Foyle - and the city that we love. Join us for a slow drawing session with artist Cara Donaghey, followed by T'ai Chi with Feel Free T'ai Chi.
T'ai Chi is suitable for all ages. Participants are invited to do some warm ups, stretching, and a little Qigong before proceeding to some T'ai Chi forms. All abilities are welcome but participants who have mobility issues may not be able to join in as fully.
No booking required - just call down.
Waterside Together is a shared green spaces events and festival project which aims to reanimate spaces that are perceived as belonging to the 'other community', transforming them into areas that are open, welcoming, and safe for all members of the Waterside community. Programmes will be delivered in parks, greenways and community spaces, targeting a range of participants including families, children and young people, older people, and members of the BAME community. Part of the programme will be a shared spaces festival that promotes the collective usage of the green infrastructure in the Waterside and which encourages the movement of people to areas that they would not usually use for recreational purposes.
Waterside Together is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) and funded under the theme of Community Regeneration and Transformation, and it is also funded through Derry City and Strabane District Council's PEACEPLUS Local Co-Designed Action Plan.
Waterside Together is delivered by Waterside Neighbourhood Partnership.