Our team organise a Colour Run on behalf of the Mayor and their nominated charity each year. It takes place in April or May.
Be sure to keep checking back to register your place.
Drayne's Farm Lisburn and Castlereagh Sports Awards 2026
Sport Lisburn & Castlereagh has launched its nomination process for the prestigious Drayne’s Farm Lisburn & Castlereagh Sports Awards 2026.
The Sports Awards are an opportunity to recognise individuals as well as teams and clubs excelling within their chosen sport in the past year, whether through direct participation and competition, or through contributions as a coach or administrator.
The aim of the awards is to recognise the wealth of sporting talent of individuals, teams, and clubs, residing or based, in the Lisburn and Castlereagh area. Nomination categories include.
Senior Sports Personality of the Year
Junior Sports Personality of the Year
Senior Sports Club Team of the Year
Junior Sports Club Team of the Year
School Sports Team of the Year
Sports Coach of the Year – (Amateur Only)
David Edwards Senior Merit Award
Alison Slater Junior Merit Award - (16 to 21 years of age)
Sports Club of the Year
Disability Sports Team of the Year
Sports Person with a Disability of the Year
Before making a nomination, please click here to view our awards nomination guidelines and for further information on the selection criteria and award categories.
The closing date for applications is Wednesday 30th September at 12 Midnight.
The magical Santa Dash will be making a sparkling return to Lough Moss Leisure Centre in December 2026.
The entry fee is £5 and will include your very own Santa hat, a medal and a hot chocolate as you cross the finish line.
All proceeds from the Santa Dash will go directly to the Mayors chosen charity.
Please keep an eye out on the Be Active Stay Active Facebook page for updates and booking information.
Sports Club Games
These are great opportunities for Sports Clubs across Lisburn & Castlereagh to test their adaptability in an unfamiliar competitive context, while also bonding as a team and having fun!
The challenge includes a wide range of activities and is open to everyone, making it suitable for all fitness levels.
At each game stage there will be Cup and Plate winners with the ‘Sports Club Champions’ being crowned at the end of all three stages.
Applications for the 2027 games will open in January 2027. Please keep an eye out on the Be Active Stay Active Facebook page for updates.
Training courses for sports clubs and coaches
Local sports clubs and coaches can benefit from a timetable of specialised training courses taking place each financial year. These courses will equip clubs with the skills to develop their organisation and get the best out of their players and athletes.
Walking for All
Walking for All
Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council is proud to support ‘Walking for All’ a new cross-border programme designed to inspire healthier, more connected communities through walking.
Funded through the PEACEPLUS programme and managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB), this major initiative led by Outscape will engage over 14,000 people across rural areas in Northern Ireland and border counties.
What is Walking for All?
Walking for All is all about making walking accessible, social, and enjoyable for everyone.
The programme offers:
Short, regular, led walks in local community spaces
A welcoming and inclusive environment
Opportunities to improve physical and mental wellbeing
A chance to meet new people and feel more connected
Open to adults of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities, the programme is designed to tackle social isolation, increase activity levels, and support healthier lifestyles.
Meet Your Local Walking for All Officer
Carla Adams
Carla Adams is the dedicated Walking for All Officer for Lisburn & Castlereagh, leading the programme locally.
Carla will:
Support the development of walking groups across the council area
Work closely with local communities and organisations
Help recruit and train volunteer Walk Leaders
Ensure walks are inclusive, welcoming, and accessible to all
Through her role, Carla will play a key part in building a network of local walking opportunities that bring people together and support long-term community wellbeing.
Become a Walk Leader
We’re looking for enthusiastic individuals to help lead walks in their local area.
As a Walk Leader, you will:
Lead short, weekly walks in your community
Help create a friendly and supportive environment
Encourage others to get active and connected
Full training is provided, including a half-day, in-person Walk Leader course.
Interested in getting involved? Click here to sign up and Carla will be in touch to guide you through the next steps.