Role: Recording Studio Digital Engineer - Freelance Position
Hours: 15 hours per week
Fee: £300 per week (job share considered)
Location: New Lodge Arts, Ashton Centre
Dates: Starting as soon as possible until end December 2026 (possible extension)
Deadline: Friday 5th December 2025 @ 12 noon
Job Background:
CONSULTANT BRIEF
Strategic Development
Issued by: New Lodge Arts
26th June 2025
1. Introduction
New Lodge Arts is currently seeking an experienced consultant to support the strategic development of the organisation, including income generation, business planning, and fundraising strategy.
2. Context & Background
The "Spinning Yarns" project is a vibrant celebration of Belfast’s rich cultural history and the untold stories of its people, brought to life through collaborative community art. Over several workshops, participants from diverse groups explored local legends, cherished memories, and everyday heroes, drawing inspiration from iconic figures, historical events, and personal connections. Through innovative techniques such as punch needle embroidery, mixed media collage, fabric painting, and digital art, participants created unique pieces that captured the spirit of their shared heritage.
We are currently seeking Recording Studio Engineers to join our freelance database.
The sessions will be delivered in NLA Studio, Ashton Centre, 5 Churchill Street.
We are absolutely delgihted to receive a grant from the Foyle Foundation to deliver our Arts Academy programme. The programme enables 250 people to participate in creative projects every week in the local area! Thanks so much to the Foyle Foundation for supporting our work!
Back in September, 18 local young people has the opportunity to participate in an award-winning creative entrepreneurship programme providing an opportunity to effect lasting change in their community.
New Lodge Arts Christmas Panto Delights Audiences
This year, New Lodge Arts presented a fabulous production of "Snow White and the Black Forest Gateau," a delightful twist on the classic fairy tale, written by Maire Campbell and adapted by the talented Debra Hill. From the 12th to the 14th of December at Boys Model School, this Panto provided a magical experience filled with laughter and joy.
New Lodge Arts Ashton Centre 5 Churchill Street Belfast, BT15 2BP 028 9074 2255 anne.delaney@ashtoncentre.com
