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Belfast
Classical Music
Opera returns to the Grand Opera House in Belfast for the first time since its renovation. Book now to see Northern Ireland Opera's 'La Traviata' performed with the Ulster Orchestra in Belfast - now officially designated a UNESCO City of Music.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Traditional Wrought Iron Demonstration using a Black Smith's forge and hand tools to create decorative and functional iron-work.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
This is a wonderful Grade A listed building with significant antique pieces of furniture and artworks. Built in 1854 and extended in 1895, the Harbour Office’s style of architecture reflects an Italian palazzo. With impressive stained glass windows…
Belfast
Exhibition
Reimagine Remake Replay allows young people to connect with heritage and enhance museum collections
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Designed by the architect John Bennie Wilson of Glasgow and built between 1885 and 1887, "This church takes advantage of a splendid site on the slopes of the Malone Ridge", according to the architect Brett. The campanile is a landmark in the…
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
There has been a Quaker Meeting in Belfast since 1799. Originally located in North Street, it later moved to its present position in 1810. A larger meeting house, designed by Thomas Jackson, was built in 1839.
Belfast
Festival
Northern Ireland's largest contemporary arts festival promises a compelling programme of drama and dance, topical talks with the authors behind the latest literary releases, classical music, toe-tapping folk and roots, independent film and…
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
The Masonic Hall in Arthur Square was designed by Lanyon, Lynn & Lanyon and built between 1868 and 1870. The foundation stone was laid on 24th June 1868 "with full Masonic ceremony" by Sir Charles Lanyon. Extensively refurbished, this Lanyon…
Belfast
Festival
Experience the wonder of Belfast's diversity with a spectacular week long programme of world music, dance, food and art across the city.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
This European Heritage Open Day National Museum NI are opening their collection stores for a behind the scene look at our rich and diverse history.
Belfast
Festival
EastSide Arts Festival celebrates its 10th birthday this summer, 4–14 August and everyone is invited!
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Belfast City Cemetery is one of the oldest public cemeteries in Belfast having opened in 1869.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
The Strand holds the label of the oldest surviving cinema in Northern Ireland.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
This congregation of the worldwide Moravian Church was established in 1871 in Sandy Row, and then in the University Road church building from 1887.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Ulster Architectural Heritage will be opening the doors of their Grade A Listed offices: the Old Museum Building. The building was constructed in 1831 by Duff and Jackson for the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society to house their…
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Information and demonstrations will be given by PRONI on how to do family history research. The use of enhanced software capabilities to research burial records using latest digital technology provided by PlotBox and EverAfter, to locate graves…
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
St Peter's is the Cathedral for Down & Connor Diocese.
Holywood
Festival
Experience the joy of picking your own potatoes from the ground and immerse yourself in Harvest traditions at our Harvest Festival.
Belfast
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
The Crombie Building, named after the first Principal of the Academy, is a three-storey building of Scrabo sandstone, constructed in the Scots-Baronial style which had been introduced to Ulster with the construction of Scrabo Tower in 1857.
Belfast
Exhibition
It's back! Visit our amazing handwoven, embroidered Game of Thrones tapestry, on display at the Ulster Museum between 24 June until 25 September 2022.