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What's On in Belfast

There’s lots of events in Belfast, and we’d love you to be part of what's going on!

Belfast is a big place with busy, big-hearted people, which means that there’s lots going on all over the city, all year round, for everyone. This is a city that loves to celebrate and try new things. Whether you're into music, art, or just love a good show, there's always something happening. Every year the city comes to life with events like Belfast TradFest, Christmas Markets and the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival. Discover the latest festivals, events for kids, concerts and everything else. Here’s just a taster of what’s on in Belfast to whet your appetite. There's more to discover today, tomorrow and all year.

NI Science Festival 2026 (Wed 11 - Sun 22 Feb)

The Northern Ireland Science Festival (NISF) returns for 2026, bringing well-known experts and local researchers together to explore how our world works. During the day, you can find a variety of workshops, tours, and hands-on activities suitable for all ages. When the sun goes down, the festival offers a different mix of events for adults, ranging from comedy and music to scientific debates and film. Early bird tickets are available to book now!

Arts Across Belfast Bus Tour (Sun 22 Feb)

 Hop on this half-day bus tour, developed by Creative Tours Belfast, for an enjoyable trip exploring the city's lively arts and culture. With your friendly guide, you'll travel across Belfast north, south, east, and west, learning about the talented people connected to these streets. Discover arts centres, theatres, galleries, and music spots, see interesting street art, and hear local stories as you go. Starting from the Cathedral Quarter, the tour includes short stops at places like The Mac, Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, The Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s and the EastSide Visitor Centre, where you'll have the opportunity to enjoy a live performance, and a light lunch.

Quiet Sessions at Titanic Belfast (Mon 23 Feb)

Explore the Titanic Experience at a gentler pace with the Quiet Sessions. Titanic have lowered the sound levels and softened the lighting throughout their galleries to create a calmer, more relaxed setting for your visit. These sessions are designed for anyone who prefers a less busy environment, including neurodivergent guests or those with sensory sensitivities. You can follow the story of the ship, from its start in the Belfast shipyard to its final resting place in a way that feels comfortable and welcoming for everyone.