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  • Northern Lights: Derry

    Garbhan Downey makes the case for his hometown to win UK City of Culture 2013

  • This Is What We Sang

    Kabosh present a 'touching portrayal of the history of Belfast's jewish community'

  • Artists from Sarajevo arrive in Belfast

    Queen's University hosts major cross-cultural event exploring art and conflict

  • Ian Rankin

    After 25 years writing at least a novel a year, and fast approaching 50, Rankin reckons it’s time to go travelling.

  • Maurice Harron

    At his debut exhibition in Derry, the prolific sculptor reveals his creative process, and how he finds inspiration at home and abroad

  • Colm Tóibín

    The author keeps the Belfast crowd entertained

  • I'll Tell Me Ma

    John Gray is moved by Brian Keenan's memoir of his Belfast childhood

  • Heaney/Longley

    Philip Hammond is in a minority of one at the Waterfront Hall - or is he?

  • The Mariinsky Orchestra

    Philip Hammond travels back in time to Leningrad, 1942 - but was it worth the effort?

  • The Playhouse

    Take a tour of the newly restored theatre with director Pauline Ross

  • To Be Straight With You

    One of the Belfast Festival's most talked about productions

  • RISING STAR: Eilidh Patterson

    Derry folkstress on her faith, working with the same soundman as U2 and the importance of an online presence

  • A Visual Force

    Joanne Savage gets payback for life's finer moments at Belfast's Golden Thread Gallery

  • The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus

    An enchanting instalment from the romantically-skewed canon of Terry Gilliam

  • My Cultural Life: Conor Mitchell

    The musical dramatist on loving London, reading music and the inspiration of education 

  • Bonkers About Conkers

    Joe Nawaz is a surprise smash in Belfast's third annual conkers competition

  • The Spirit of Belfast

    John Gray finds Cornmarket's new 'onion rings' sadly lacking
  • Sean Hughes

    Sean Hughes

    'As far as I'm concerned, if you eat fish and you say you're a vegetarian you've got the exact same principles as the Nazis.'

  • Task Force Helmand

    Captain Doug Beattie serves and survives in wartorn Afghanistan. Watch a video interview below

  • Buzzcocks

    Pop punk legend Pete Shelley on Buzzcocks, Malcolm McLaren and falling in love with the Velvet Underground

  • An Irish Country Village

    John Gray reviews the second in Patrick Taylor's series of Irish country novels. Watch a video with Taylor below

  • Northern Lights: Jennifer Johnston

    Garbhan Downey recalls reading about a Derry he recognised and why Johnston should be a figurehead of Derry's City of Culture campaign

  • Royal Ulster Academy

    Iconic former Northern Bank in Belfast plays host to 128th annual exhibition of the best in Northern Irish art

  • Cyrano

    Unrequited love plays out against a turbulent period in French history, including the costumes, the moves, and of course that enlarged nose 

  • This Is What We Sang

    Playwright Gavin Kostick on writing about a community close to extinction. Watch a video tour of the Belfast Synagogue below, led by Adrian Levy

  • Colm Tóibín

    Before his Belfast appearance, the two-time Booker-shortlisted author offers his take on criticism, the craft of writing, and the childishness of Jeff Koons 

  • One & Other

    Standing on a plinth in Trafalgar Square was the experience of a lifetime for Belfast filmmaker Tom Magill. Watch a video of Tom's appearance below

  • To Be Straight With You

    'An unsettling, magnificent production that fizzes with imagination.'

  • Black Milk

    Prime Cut's new production brings Russia to life on the Irish stage once again

  • Culture Night Belfast

    Watch a film from Belfast's latest, and greatest, cultural attraction, featuring vox pops below

  • Macbeth, Who is that Bloodied Man?

    Witches on stilts, motorbikes and imperial murder on an industrial wasteland. Teatr Biuro Podrozy’s Macbeth is Shakespeare with a carbon twist

  • Transparency

    Ransom's controverisal new production delivers 'a badly needed shot of ambiguity'

  • The Beauty Queen of Leenane

    The Lyric's temporary home at the Elmwood Hall is a fitting setting for Martin McDonagh's bleak, brilliant play

  • Hilliard Ensemble

    Philip Hammond heads south for an exhilarating evening of musicial modernity

  • Belfast Festival: Marcus du Sautoy

    Science writer explains why maths rocks and 42 is the magic number

  • Belfast Festival: David Peace

    Yorkshire's finest on story-telling, Brian Clough and why post-war Japan has lessons for us all

  • The Cribs

    Johnny Marr joins the Jarman brothers for another stab at the big time

  • Belfast Festival: Camille O'Sullivan

    The cabaret star on designing Notre Dame, interpreting Tom Waits and dreaming of a hole in the ground

  • DReam

    Garbhan Downey fights off the hens to witness a triumphant homecoming gig

  • Fear and Loathing in Dublin

    A memoir of sex, drink and journalism in 1970s' Dublin

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