FROM one corner of the north to the other - there's a property or building that is worth getting a closer look at this weekend's during the European Heritage Open Days.
:: Scullion Hurls Economusee
Watch the traditional Irish craft of hurley-making in the Co Antrim village of Loughguile. The Scullion family are opening the doors of their workshop where visitors can learn all about the craft and watch the hurls or hurleys being created from single pieces of ash.
Watch Michael and Denis Scullion craft and finish a Scullion hurl as well explore the exhibition area to learn about the history of hurling and the family connection.
Booking is essential by calling 028 2764 1308 or e-mail info@scullionhurls.com
:: Steensons Jewelley Workshop Tour
A guided tour of the Steensons Jewelley workshop in Glenarm is a must-see. Visitors will get a chance to discover how this highly-skilled craft utilizes and combines the traditional techniques with cutting-edge technologies.
There's also the opportunity to browse the jewellery collection and a look inside the showroom where there's a touch screen with videos of jewellery making.
For bookings please contact Brona or Jolene on 028 2884 1445 or email brona@ thesteensons.com
:: Crosskeys Inn Eel Supper
Dating back to 1654, Crosskeys Inn is the oldest thatched pub in Northern Ireland. Share the delights of heritage eel fishing with the great flavour of fresh eels fried with freshly baked soda bread.
There will be traditional music, refreshments, storytelling and a talk about eel fishing. The Eel supper requires booking by telephoning 028 7965 0694 or email: crosskeysinn@btinternet.com
