Ulster Orchestra alumni network

Let's keep playing!

The Ulster Orchestra Alumni Network brings together the people who have shaped our organisation over the years into a continuing community.

Your contribution is part of our legacy, and we want to ensure you remain connected to the Orchestra and to each other.

Why join the Alumni Network?

Being part of the network gives you opportunities to stay engaged with the Ulster Orchestra and the wider cultural sector:

  • Reconnect with colleagues and peers across the arts and cultural community
  • Stay informed about concerts, projects, and organisational developments
  • Access invitations to alumni and networking events
  • Hear about opportunities to collaborate, contribute, or return to work with the Orchestra
  • Celebrate shared achievements and ongoing impact

Who is it for?

The network is open to any past employees of the Ulster Orchestra, both musicians and administrative staff.

No matter how you have contributed to the Ulster Orchestra, you are welcome to be a part of our alumni community.

What you can expect

We will keep engagement purposeful and relevant, focusing on:

  • Occasional updates and newsletters (not overload)
  • Meaningful invitations and opportunities
  • A simple way to stay connected

JOIN THE NETWORK

Complete the short form below to stay connected:

Ulster Orchestra Alumni Network

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Stay part of the Ulster Orchestra community

Our relationship does not end when your time with the Orchestra does.

Through this network, we hope to continue building a community that reflects the creativity, collaboration, and impact of everyone who has been part of our work.

Contact

If you have any questions or would like to be involved in shaping the alumni programme, please contact Lisa Kinghan, our People & Culture Leader: lisa@ulsterorchestra.com.

NB. The Ulster Orchestra reserves the right to decline or withdraw Alumni Network membership where it is considered that participation may not be in the best interests of the organisation, its members, or its values.