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What's On in Antrim

Antrim, or the land of the ‘lone-ridge’, is a land steeped in legend and myth. Fairies and giants have pranced and pounded their ways through the famous Nine Glens and along the rugged coastline. All the while they’ve existed alongside the residents of towns like Ballymena and Cushendall who honour and celebrate them in their annual fairs and festivals. Just like the fairies and giants, the people of County Antrim are always up to something fun and fantastical!

Naturally North Coast & Glens Makers Market at Ballycastle Sea Front (Sun 21 June)

The Naturally North Coast & Glens artisan market returns to Ballycastle Seafront. It is a great place to meet Northern Ireland’s food producers and craft makers while exploring handmade goods and regional produce. The market is free to enter and dog-friendly, making it a convenient stop for those visiting the beach or travelling along the Causeway Coastal Route.

W5 Late - Space (Fri 26 Jun)

Get ready for an adults-only evening at W5. For one night, the venue is open exclusively to those aged 18 and over, giving you the chance to explore eight interactive zones and more than 250 hands-on exhibits without the kids. You can try out the space-themed activities, tackle the towering Climbit challenge, or visit the TV studio. Fully licensed bars and a café will be open throughout the night to keep you refreshed, making it the perfect opportunity to grab your friends and experience the centre in a completely new way.

Friends Goodwill Music Festival (Sat 27 - Sun 28 Jun)

The Friends Goodwill Music Festival returns to Larne. The weekend begins with a concert featuring The Shamrocks, an Irish music group with local roots, and support from singer Briana Corrigan. On Sunday, the event moves to Curran Park for a free family afternoon. Visitors can enjoy a petting farm, circus workshops, and crafts, with a quiet area and changing facilities available. Food trucks and a bar will be on-site for the Saturday concert, get your tickers now for this amazing weekend of activities!

Antrim might be home to Northern Ireland’s capital Belfast, but its market towns, villages and country castles offer lots to see, lots to eat and even more to experience. As they might say in these parts, get stuck in.