(Book Talk) & Screening of Appropriate Behavior Film critic Ryan Gilbey presents It Used to Be Witches, his new book mapping a non-linear path through queer cinema history, in a special in conversation with Cian Smyth at this year's Belfast International Arts Festival. It Used to Be Witches is a playful blend of memoir, criticism and candid interviews with filmmakers from across the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Andrew Haigh, Cheryl Dunye and Isabel Sandoval are among the directors who

Jobseekers and volunteers across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to explore meaningful careers and opportunities within the third sector at the upcoming Charity Careers & Volunteer Job Fair, taking place on Wednesday, November 5, at the Assembly Buildings Conference Centre, Belfast. The event, organised by Charity Jobs NI, brings together charities, community organisations and social enterprises eager to meet people who want to make a difference in their own lives and t

North Belfast childcare specialists Wee Chicks are celebrating 10 years serving the local community by inviting the community together for a fun-packed afternoon at their Autumn Craft & Wellbeing Fair. The creche and afterschool care social enterprise and charity moved on to the site of Currie Primary at the bottom of the Limestone Road earlier this year. And founder Kelly Molloy is keen to encourage families in the local community to pop in to see the facilities and meet the

If you’re ready to dive into a sonic journey that blends baroque pop, art rock, and indie vibes, then hold on tight! The Last Dinner Party has just fired up the music scene with their latest release, "From The Pyre," a thrilling follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut, “Prelude to Ecstasy.” Released on Friday 17th October, this sophomore album shows the band evolving with a sound that is both fresh and familiar, solidifying their place as pioneers in the current music

Opening night at The MAC in Belfast was nothing short of a wild ride, and if you’re not ready for some bonkers theatre, you might want to steer clear! The Boy Who Kicked Pigs, produced by Bruiser Theatre Company, is a madcap romp that blends chaos, absurdity, and enough dark humor to make even the most morbid giggle. Images by Carrie Davenport   From the get-go, the four-member cast was a whirlwind of talent. Picture this: Gerard Headley, as the delightful little terror Robe

There is something electric about the Grand Opera House when a local company takes to its stage with the energy and polish of a...

Marketers across Northern Ireland are preparing for a powerful day of inspiration as the Big Marketing Meet Up (BMMU) returns to ICC...

Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour at the SSE Arena in Belfast on October 5th was an absolute blast! The night kicked off with Goldie Boutilier,...

What a fantastic evening at the Grand Opera House, theatre fans gathered for the opening night of The Shawshank Redemption, a stage...

Who is Self-Esteem?   Rebecca Lucy Taylor , better known as Self Esteem , is an English musician and powerhouse vocalist who has burst...

An event celebrating careers, jobs and volunteering opportunities in the third sector is returning to Belfast for its second year. The...

It was back to the 80s as The Retro Room at Cityside pressed start on Belfast’s first retro arcade premises, with plenty more to come....

The Northern Ireland Creative Health Network has published its first year review and set out clear next steps to co-create a Northern...

BarCamp Belfast 2025 organisers have expanded the lineup for this year’s unconference taking place on September 26 at the Oh Yeah Centre...

Organisers of BarCamp Belfast 2025 have announced the first group of speakers set to take the stage on September 26 at the Oh Yeah Centre...