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Corrymeela’s Arts and Culture Festival Kicks Off This Weekend
Duke Special set to attend inaugural festival of diversity, arts, debates, politics and music, marking 50 years of peacemaking -
Belfast Festival Makes A Colourful Return
Following withdrawal of Queen's University funding earlier this year, the renamed festival vows 'the show must go on' -
Derg Fest
The Co. Tyrone weekender returns following its inaugural success with internationally acclaimed headliners UB40 and more -
Playwright Brian Friel Celebrated in Inaugural Cross-Border Festival
Organisers behind Enniskillen's Wilde Weekend and Happy Days Beckett Festival honour Ireland's greatest living dramatist with events across Belfast and Co. Donegal this August -
Maiden City Festival Brings History to Life
Hundreds of performers prepare for the 18th annual programme reenacting Derry's illustrious past with theatre, dance and unique special events -
Happy Days Beckett Festival Preview
Provocative productions, world premieres and even a spot of cricket are all lined up as part of the fourth annual celebration of Enniskillen's Nobel Prize-winning son -
Derry Tells Cancer to 'Slide On'
Shipquay Street becomes a charity water slide once more this September following huge proceeds in 2014 -
Dave Mullan Lands Down Under
Having been signed by a new Australian label, the travelling young troubadour is doing it himself from the North Coast to the Gold Coast -
La Traviata
North West and Spark Opera join forces to stage Verdi's seminal story of love, hypocrisy and self-sacrifice at the Millennium Forum -
Northern Ireland on Film
Thousands of never before seen clips made available to the public as BFI's new digital film archive goes live -
Sheer Joy for Foy
World tours with Ed Sheeran and a Rudimental feature spot are turning Foy Vance into a household name. But the Bangor-born songwriter is keeping his cool ahead of the biggest gig of his life -
Joey Dunlop Commemorated with Memorial Site Visit
Longtime companion marks milestone anniversary of much-loved motorcyclist's tragic death in Estonia -
Vote Derry Heritage Centre for National Lottery Award
St Columba-dedicated Áras Cholmcille is the only project of its kind from Northern Ireland to reach final nomination stage for prestigious title -
Open House Architecture Festival
PLACE celebrate the engineering of Belfast's most iconic sites and offer a first glimpse at future landmarks with inaugural weekend of free, expert-led tours -
Listen to a Preview Track from Nick Boyle's New Musical
The Jazzabelles is a rags to riches tale from the Wireless Mystery Theatre music director set in 1950s Belfast -
Somewhereto_ Profiles: IzonHow
Avid YouTuber Adam McCallion on life as a rising vlogger and sustaining a following on the video sharing giant -
Hewitt Finds His Rightful Home
Ulster Museum hosts the returning exhibition recognising the literary legacy of its most celebrated alumni -
Honorary Degrees for NI Artists
Renowned cinematographer Seamus McGarvey and music producer David Holmes receive top distinctions from Ulster University -
NI Opera 2015-16 Season Preview
Director Oliver Mears on tackling a 'gargantuan work of art', venturing into uncharted territory and taking risks to challenge audiences with this year's programme -
Rainy Boy Sleep: Worthy of the Name
Ahead of his fourth consecutive Glastonbury appearance the Derry-based solo artist talks signing to Universal and becoming a regular at the world's biggest festival
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