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Volume Control Music Collective
Meet the enthusiastic young music fans organising gigs for under-18s at the Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast -
Which Comics Should Hit the Silver Screen?
Peter McCaughan considers the Northern Irish creations that could reignite our interest in Hollywood adaptations -
Open House Bangor
Peter McCaughan visits a gym, a pub and the promenade to take in some visual art exhibitions in unusual places -
Comic Book Artist PJ Holden Releases Numbercruncher
Belfast-based comic book artist discusses his latest title and the future of the industry in the digital age -
Superheroes at Bradbury Gallery
Marvel Comics' debut fine art collection, curated by legendary comics writer Stan Lee and featuring six iconic covers, runs in Belfast until March 12 -
Grabbers: The Game
Published to coincide with the release of the film, this cross-platform app shows that Northern Ireland is beginning to compete on the global gaming market -
Graphics Grrrls - Female Representation in Comics
The Belfast Festival at Queen's welcomes comic book writer Gail Simone. 'Comics are still trying to catch up with Wonder Woman' -
Clowning Around with Paul Currie
The inaugural Belly Laughs Comedy Festival in Belfast welcomes Northern Ireland's most adaptable performer -
Ards Guitar Festival 2012
Avalon Guitars may have closed its doors, but director Emily Walsh is determined to carry on regardless -
Tony Wright's Six Songs in Aid of Charity
The songwriter otherwise known as VerseChorusVerse unexpectedly releases an EP in aid of Action Cancer and First Fortnight -
Who's Been Framed At The Ulster Hall?
Photographer Carrie Davenport and the Skyway Club embrace a noir aesthetic for their photographic mystery -
Boys From County Hell
Vampires invade the Irish countryside in Tyrone duo's short film – which they hope to expand to a full feature. Watch the trailer and be afraid... -
Pigstock Music Festival 2012
In a Killinchy field, festival director Jonny Tate talks price hikes, ticket sales and rocking out with the rest of us -
Ards Comedy Festival
Forget Belfast and Derry~Londonderry – founder Victoria Armstrong invites everyone to the east coast this weekend -
Newtownards Celebrates Punch and Judy
Charles Dickens thought them 'quite harmless'. The Web Theatre shows the puppets' good side on their 350th birthday -
How Holograms Are Changing Live Performance
Fans of bygone Northern Irish stars could be in for a surprise. After Tupac Shakur, Pete McCaughan asks: who next? -
Gerry Anderson is On The Air
Created by Flickerpix animation studio, the visual version of the Radio Ulster show is every bit as funny -
Archery and I
Peter McCaughan finds that taking up a new hobby is the perfect way to stave off the January blues – and he learns a thing or two about military history -
Artist Breathes Art into the Linen Hall Library
Artist-in-Residence Laura Graham opens a 'Door', the first in a series of art installations -
The Art of Music Video Production
Film-maker Sean Duncan is inspired by Soviet cinema, wrestling and comic-book art -
Comedy Gets Intellectual at Bright Club Belfast
The future of comedy in Belfast is Bright, informed and surprisingly academic -
CS Lewis Centre Opens in Belmont Tower
The creator of the Narnia series is celebrated with permanent exhibition -
Martin Byrne Writes a Song a Day
The blogging musician looks back on 325 days of creativity, including a collaboration with Duke Special -
Colin Morgan Parks Up In Belfast
The Armagh-born actor on wizards, welfare and taking up smoking for his role in the Irish feature, Parked
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