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What’s On In October
What’s on in October in Belfast
What’s On In October
What’s on in October in Belfast
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Sound of Belfast Festival 2025
The Sound of Belfast Festival takes place from 6 to 16 November. An annual celebration dedicated to showcasing Belfast’s musical talents and its status as a UNESCO City of Music....
Sound of Belfast Festival 2025
The Sound of Belfast Festival takes place from 6 to 16 November. An annual celebration dedicated to showcasing Belfast’s musical talents and its status as a UNESCO City of Music....
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Belfast International Arts Festival raises the ...
Belfast is set to become a global stage as the city’s annual arts festival raises the curtain on its 63rd edition with plans to fill the city’s theatres, galleries and...
Belfast International Arts Festival raises the ...
Belfast is set to become a global stage as the city’s annual arts festival raises the curtain on its 63rd edition with plans to fill the city’s theatres, galleries and...
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The Interview: Caroline Curran
We recently caught up with Caroline to have a chat about her life on stage.
The Interview: Caroline Curran
We recently caught up with Caroline to have a chat about her life on stage.
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What’s on at the Grand Opera House this Autumn
9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL TUE 7 OCT - SAT 11 OCT Ulster Operatic Company is delighted to bring this hilarious musical comedy (based on the hit movie) to the...
What’s on at the Grand Opera House this Autumn
9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL TUE 7 OCT - SAT 11 OCT Ulster Operatic Company is delighted to bring this hilarious musical comedy (based on the hit movie) to the...
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Review: Dear Arabella
This Marie Jones play is packed with little snippets of humour, but it’s also an incredibly touching tale and a reminder that we just don’t know what’s going on in...
Review: Dear Arabella
This Marie Jones play is packed with little snippets of humour, but it’s also an incredibly touching tale and a reminder that we just don’t know what’s going on in...
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The Snapper by Roddy Doyle
The Snapper by Roddy Doyle has arrived at The Lyric Theatre, Belfast. Running from 17-20 September.
The Snapper by Roddy Doyle
The Snapper by Roddy Doyle has arrived at The Lyric Theatre, Belfast. Running from 17-20 September.
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9 to 5 the Musical
It’s a feel-good story of friendship, empowerment, and fighting the system—with a whole lot of Dolly sparkle thrown in.
9 to 5 the Musical
It’s a feel-good story of friendship, empowerment, and fighting the system—with a whole lot of Dolly sparkle thrown in.
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The LIDL Kickstart Class of 2025
The Kickstart Class of 2025 has landed in Lidl and we’ve been picking our favourites out of the 17 small and local businesses. Each small business enjoys a ‘foot-up’ as...
The LIDL Kickstart Class of 2025
The Kickstart Class of 2025 has landed in Lidl and we’ve been picking our favourites out of the 17 small and local businesses. Each small business enjoys a ‘foot-up’ as...
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Domino's has gone clucking mad
CHICK ‘N’ DIP. The flavour-forward reimagining of chicken has launched in 187 Domino’s stores exclusively across the Northwest of England and Northern Ireland.
Domino's has gone clucking mad
CHICK ‘N’ DIP. The flavour-forward reimagining of chicken has launched in 187 Domino’s stores exclusively across the Northwest of England and Northern Ireland.
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Glasgow is calling
Glasgow is calling, and Stena Line is challenging you to see how much adventure you can fit into a single day trip this autumn.
Glasgow is calling
Glasgow is calling, and Stena Line is challenging you to see how much adventure you can fit into a single day trip this autumn.
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Tourism NI’s new film location map will `inspir...
The new SCENic Route map references 20 locations where many of Northern Ireland’s much-loved shows were filmed, including Derry Girls, Hope Street, Line of Duty, The School of Good &...
Tourism NI’s new film location map will `inspir...
The new SCENic Route map references 20 locations where many of Northern Ireland’s much-loved shows were filmed, including Derry Girls, Hope Street, Line of Duty, The School of Good &...
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Embrace the moment and discover slow tourism
More than just a travel trend, ‘slow tourism’ is a mindful movement that encourages you to savour each moment, become more immersed with the locality, visit places in a way...
Embrace the moment and discover slow tourism
More than just a travel trend, ‘slow tourism’ is a mindful movement that encourages you to savour each moment, become more immersed with the locality, visit places in a way...
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Review: Riley Green
Riley Green played the Waterfront Hall tonight to a packed house full of denim, cowboy hats, baseball caps and country music lovers.
Review: Riley Green
Riley Green played the Waterfront Hall tonight to a packed house full of denim, cowboy hats, baseball caps and country music lovers.
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OnTourNI: On Sale This Week
Concerts and shows on sale this week. Updated as announcements come in.
OnTourNI: On Sale This Week
Concerts and shows on sale this week. Updated as announcements come in.
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OnTourNI: On Sale This Week
Gigs coming soon to Northern Ireland and on sale this week
OnTourNI: On Sale This Week
Gigs coming soon to Northern Ireland and on sale this week
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Ideas for World Wellness Week
The last week in June is World Wellness Week…a week dedicated to promoting mental, physical, emotional and social wellbeing.
Ideas for World Wellness Week
The last week in June is World Wellness Week…a week dedicated to promoting mental, physical, emotional and social wellbeing.
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Belfast’s Big Spring Clean
Running from March 1 to April 30 the Big Spring Clean mobilises thousands of volunteers across the region to tackle litter and revitalise communities.
Belfast’s Big Spring Clean
Running from March 1 to April 30 the Big Spring Clean mobilises thousands of volunteers across the region to tackle litter and revitalise communities.
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EastSide Greenways Announced as Charity of the ...
EastSide Greenways has been chosen by Councillor Fiona McAteer, the High Sheriff of Belfast as one of her charities of the year.
EastSide Greenways Announced as Charity of the ...
EastSide Greenways has been chosen by Councillor Fiona McAteer, the High Sheriff of Belfast as one of her charities of the year.
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Royal Portrush since 1888
The Open returned to Portrush in July 2025 for its 3rd time. If you visited the town during its week long golfing moment you’ll have been treated to the excitement...
Royal Portrush since 1888
The Open returned to Portrush in July 2025 for its 3rd time. If you visited the town during its week long golfing moment you’ll have been treated to the excitement...
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An 1888 farthing coin
Here it is, a 137 year old farthing. Our coins is dated 1888, when Belfast’s light was shining bright. It was the year Belfast was gaining recognition as a leader...
An 1888 farthing coin
Here it is, a 137 year old farthing. Our coins is dated 1888, when Belfast’s light was shining bright. It was the year Belfast was gaining recognition as a leader...
