What's On in County Tyrone

It’s hard to imagine that you might want to take a day off from sightseeing, adventure and Tyrone’s spectacular scenery. But we understand. Besides, you can always go back to it tomorrow, right? If you’re here, then you must be looking for another kind of Tyrone experience. Well, you won’t be disappointed.

Try some eels and ales

September around Cookstown is Eels and Beer season. Your day starts with a visit to the eel fishery in nearby Toome where you get to see live Lough Neagh eels up close - and even get to hold one, if you fancy the chance! After a wee delicious taste, you move on to the Heaney Brewery at ‘The Wood’ on the outskirts of Bellaghy for a sample of interesting ales, seasonal and special brews, and unique craft beers. So, if something slippery and slurpery tickles your fancy – and your tastebuds - don’t miss this mouth-watering experience.

Welcome the summer solstice

Enjoy a summer solstice experience like no other at Davagh Observatory and Beaghmore Stone Circles. Here, you’ll observe the night sky as it is rarely viewed and experience how it would have been seen by your ancient ancestors. You’ll learn the fascinating history and significance of the stone circles from insightful locals who know more than a thing or two about stars.

Understand The Great Famine

To mark the 175th anniversary of The Great Famine (1845-1849), take a trip back in time to learn the heart-breaking history of the county. You’ll get to visit the workhouses and paupers’ graves in the area. It may even be the beginning of a search into your own family tree. Finish your Famine Tour in Friels, Swatragh and see an original famine pot while experiencing living history and storytelling in this fascinating glimpse into Tyrone’s and Ireland’s past.

Taste something finger-pickin’ good

If you’re looking for things to do in Omagh, you must get a taste of its famous Bluegrass Festival. As the largest bluegrass festival outside of North America, you’re in for a toe-tappin’, knee-slappin’ treat. So, start finger-pickin’ your favourite bluegrass masters from the USA, Australia and Europe, plus the very best acts from across the UK and Ireland. Your jam-packed weekend takes place on six stages over the three days in the unique setting of the Ulster American Folk Park.

These are just a few of the things to do throughout County Tyrone. Keep an eye out locally for more or come back here to discover more events as they come online.

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OM Odyssey Outdoor Film Projection

Davagh Forest

Address

Davagh Forest, 155 Davagh Road, Davagh Forest, County Tyrone, BT79 8JQ

Telephone
+44 (0) 28 8676 0681

omdarksky@midulstercouncil.org

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Price £3.00 Activity

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Observatory / Planetarium

A film projection on to the outside of the Observatory building, our OM Odyssey will take you on a journey through time and space.

Dates

From:

26 Oct 2024to23 Feb 2025

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Price £3.00 Activity

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Parking & Transport
- Car parking
Winter Wonderland

Ballygawley

Address

Todds leap Activity Centre, Todds Leap Road, Ballygawley, County Tyrone, BT702BW

Telephone
02885567170

enquiries@toddsleap.com

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Price £22.50 Per Ticket

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Christmas Events

This Christmas, Santa, Mrs. Claus, and those Elves will be taking over Todds Leap again! Following an incident on our Zip Line in 2014, Santa and his Elves set up home at Todds Leap & this year they're BACK!

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From:

1 Dec 2024to22 Dec 2024Various Opening Times

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Price £22.50 Per Ticket

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- On site parking
Visit Father Christmas and his Elves at Ulster American Folk Park

Omagh

Address

Ulster American Folk Park, 2 Mellon Rd, Omagh, County Tyrone, BT78 5QU

Telephone
028 8224 3292

info@nationalmuseumsni.org

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Price £13.50 to £20.00 Per Ticket

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Christmas Events

Experience the magic of Christmas and meet Father Christmas and Mrs Claus at the Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh.

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From:

6 Dec 2024to23 Dec 2024Various Opening Times

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Price £13.50 to £20.00 Per Ticket

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Christmas at Ulster American Folk Park

Omagh

Address

Ulster American Folk Park, 2 Mellon Rd, Omagh, County Tyrone, BT78 5QU

Telephone
028 8224 3292

info@nationalmuseumsni.org

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Christmas Events

Step into Christmas past, full of nostalgia and traditions as you wander the wintery scenes of the Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh.

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From:

6 Dec 2024to3 Jan 2025Various Opening Times

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International Migrants Day Talk

Omagh

Address

Ulster American Folk Park, 2 Mellon Road, Omagh, County Tyrone, BT78 5QU

Telephone
02882243292

info@nationalmuseumsni.org

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Price £12.50 to £26.50 Per Ticket

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Talks/Lectures

Mark International Migrants Day at the Ulster American Folk Park, a day set aside to recognise the important contribution of migrants while highlighting the challenges they face.

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From:
18 Dec 2024Open 14:00 - 15:00

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Price £12.50 to £26.50 Per Ticket

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Frederick Douglass Day Talk

Omagh

Address

Ulster American Folk Park, 2 Mellon Road, Omagh, County Tyrone, BT78 5QU

Telephone
028 8224 3292

info@nationalmuseumsni.org

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Talks/Lectures

Mark Frederick Douglass Day by joining Ulster American Folk Park Curator of Emigration, Liam Corry, for an informal talk looking at Douglass's life and Ulster's links with Douglass and slavery in the United States.

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From:
14 Feb 2025Open 14:00 - 15:00

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