The children took part in an engaging Ulster‑Scots workshop focused on the Lambeg drum, one of the most iconic instruments in local cultural heritage. During the session, they learned how the drum is traditionally made, exploring the materials used such as the wooden shell, animal skin, and rope tensioning. The children discovered how these elements work together to produce the Lambeg drum’s distinctive and powerful sound.
The workshop also highlighted the history and cultural significance of the Lambeg drum within the Ulster‑Scots tradition. Through discussion and hands‑on learning, the children gained an appreciation of traditional craftsmanship, music, and the importance of preserving local culture. It was an enjoyable and informative experience that brought history and heritage to life.
