Latest on Culture Northern Ireland
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Glasgow Girls' Cora Bissett coming back to Belfast with new show for '90s music lovers
What Girls Are Made Of tells the true story of the performer's years as an indie musician with everything along the way, featuring a live band playing classic songs from Nirvana, Radiohead and more
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Bangor artist creates stained glass windows to mark ending of Game of Thrones
Following Tourism Ireland's Dark Hedges doors, six handcrafted panels depicting the show's iconic Houses will pop up in Belfast as the final season airs
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Music website samples Belfast sounds and invites users to 'Mix the City'
Already available in several major cities worldwide, the interactive platform features contributions from 95 local artists including Duke Special and the Ulster Orchestra
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Hidden female voices uncovered in exhibitions at PRONI and Linen Hall Library
Part of Women in the Archives, the project highlights local people overlooked by history and presents fascinating and innovative insights into past centuries
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Derry Jazz Festival announces Marc Almond as headliner
The enduring singer of Soft Cell whose career has spanned five decades will be helping to kick off the Bank Holiday Weekend in the city in May
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Satirical play that sparked riots in Paris is being reimagined in Belfast
Tinderbox Theatre Company will present the politically-charged parody Ubu the King at the MAC this month, based on the controversial classic from a century ago
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Local writers to celebrate suffrage exhibition's success at Mount Stewart
The historic property will host special readings to mark the end of Faces of Change: Votes for Women which commemorated the suffrage centenary in 2018
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Job Opportunity: Administrator at Charles Wood Festival of Music and Summer School
The festival named after the renowned Armagh-born composer has been celebrating his work for nearly 30 years
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Launch of €1.82m cross-border cultural programme 'Making the Future' from museum collections
Participants from 'all walks of life' are sought to get involved in the project and have their voices heard through high profile exhibitions and much more
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Stratospheric programme launched for this year's NI Science Festival
The festival's 200 events will touch on milestone anniversaries of the first moon landing and the internet, explore today's hot topics and enrapture the minds of young and old
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Have a 'Perry' Christmas with tickets to pioneering producer of Bob Marley and The Clash
Reggae and dub innovator Lee 'Scratch' Perry, who helped kick start Marley's career in the 1960s, is returning for a second live show in two years at the Nerve Centre, Derry
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Drummer David Lyttle is helping you beat the January blues with jazz
The MOBO-nominated musician is taking his dynamic sound to Garvagh in the new year as he continues his mission to give small towns a taste of something different
