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19 Jan 2019 - 16 Mar 2019
The acclaimed famine-art collection finishes its Irish tour in Derry
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9 Mar 2019
“Proud, Protestant and Poor”, was a description given to Sean O’Casey.
The Randox Northern Ireland Potato Festival is an annual event held each year.
8 Mar 2019 - 4 May 2019
Born in 1916, Louis le Brocquy is considered one of Ireland’s foremost painters.
3 Aug 2019 - 11 Aug 2019
Heart of the Glens Festival is hosting its 28th annual festival in August.
13 Mar 2019
The Lyric Theatre and its rendition of Seamus Heaney's epic poem Station Island.
3 May 2019 - 6 May 2019
A four day festival in one of the most beautiful villages in the Glens of Antrim.
An acclaimed collection of 50 famine-related artworks, on loan from Quinnipiac University in America, completes its tour of Ireland in Derry in 2019, the only time to see to see the art in Ireland before it returns to its home in the US.
“Proud, Protestant and Poor”, was a description given to Sean O’Casey by one of his many biographers.
The Randox Northern Ireland Potato Festival is an annual event held each year, bringing together members of the public and the farming community in celebration of all aspects of the local potato industry.
Louis le Brocquy is considered one of Ireland’s foremost painters. Born in Dublin in 1916 his work is exhibited at galleries across the world and represented in numerous public collections, from the Guggenheim, New York to Tate, London.
The Heart of the Glens Festival is one of the largest community festivals in Northern Ireland and hosts a range of cultural events. It provides 9 days of fun, entertainment and workshops to suit all ages with over 100 events of fun.
The Home of St. Patrick Festival is delighted to welcome The Lyric Theatre with its rendition of Seamus Heaney's epic poem Station Island.
Cushendun’s Big Arts Weekend is a four day festival of music, drama, poetry, art, walks, workshops and family fun in one of the most beautiful villages in Glens of Antrim. The programme has something for everyone and many of the events are free.
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