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  • Darren Matthews

    The Newry comic is off to crack Oz, but Northern Ireland's comedy scene is strong enough to survive without him

  • My Generation

    Art from the 60s and 70s, taken from the Ulster Museum's permanent collection, recalls a period of endless artistic possibilities

  • 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?

  • Titanic – A Commemoration In Music And Film

    A Titanic event that entertains with integrity. A life-affirming triumph and a fitting tribute to those lost 100 years ago

  • Gerry Anderson is On The Air

    Created by Flickerpix animation studio, the visual version of the Radio Ulster show is every bit as funny

  • Bridget Christie

    The surrealist comic, daughter of Irish Catholic parents, on marrying a famous atheist and why bananas are 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

  • Robot Exhibition

    Robocop, Dr Who, Star Trek, they're all here. Peter McCaughan gets his geek on at the Oriel Gallery in Antrim

  • Comedy Gets Intellectual at Bright Club Belfast

    The future of comedy in Belfast is Bright, informed and surprisingly academic

  • Jack and the Beanstalk

    May McFettridge rules the panto roost with plenty of gags and a costume Lady Gaga would envy

  • CS Lewis Centre Opens in Belmont Tower

    The creator of the Narnia series is celebrated with permanent exhibition

  • Calvet

    Jean-Marc Calvet's life is so fantastical that you couldn't have made it up

  • Electric Six

    Electric Six's Dick Valentine might have changed his style, but he is still everything a frontman should be

  • Parked

      Colin Morgan and Colm Meaney crackle and fizz as the mismatched and misfortunate friends

  • Martin Byrne Writes a Song a Day

    The blogging musician looks back on 325 days of creativity, including a collaboration with Duke Special

  • Important Irish Art

    This painting is expected to fetch £800,000 at auction. Visit the Ava Gallery before it, and other stunning works, travel to Dublin

  • 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

  • Manowar

    If you're not into metal – and can't afford the extortionate cover charge – you're not their friend

  • Belfast Festival Fringe Isn't Frayed

    Festival director Peter Quigley on this year's highlights and epic ambitions for the future

  • The Queen Strikes a Pose at the Ulster Museum

    Paul Moorhouse from the National Portrait Gallery in London on a regal exhibition

  • Under Cover of Darkness

    Belfast by Night just doesn't compare to Paris, but Fergus Jordan's exhibition does have its charms

  • Batman Live in Belfast

    As the Dark Knight takes to the stage in Belfast, artist PJ Holden and writer Malachy Coney discuss the hero's popularity

  • Men and my Daddy

    Bricks, riots and white-washed murals, but Adam Patterson's latest exhibition is far from just another 'Troubles' display

  • Colin Bateman's Crime Night

    The Scottish crime writer hints Rebus may have another story to be told

  • Belfast Launches TitanCon

    Fantasy authors, comic artists and Game of Thrones actors 'aren't the geeky things they used to be'

  • Ormeau Baths Gallery

    Ormeau Baths Gallery hosts four exhibitions exploring architecture of past, present and future

  • Tassili

    Peter McCaughan hears a stripped back sound and a longing for a lifestyle lost on the Malian music collective's fifth album.

  • Martin MacKeown

    Impressionism and still life mix in this exhibition of a lesser-known Northern Irish artist

  • Fragments

    A mix of media and weaving techniques makes this a must see for Culture Night

  • Silent, Empty, Waiting for the Day

    Mary McIntyre's photographs raise questions, but encourage the viewer to provide their own answers

  • On Your Bike!

    A celebration of the humble bicycle at the Waterfront Hall

  • Eyes Without a Face

    Queen's Film Theatre screen a masterpiece of the horror genre by French director Georges Franju

  • 2001 A Space Odyssey

    Stanley Kubrick's modernist masterpiece revisited at Queen's Film Theatre

  • Comedy Promoter Ryan Hand Thinks Big

    The founder of Newcastle's little comedy club, LOL Comedy, has big ambitions

  • Film Devour

    Northern Irish film-makers master the short film format at the Black Box

  • Dillinger Escape Plan

    The punk heavyweights rip up the Spring & Airbrake – as if we expected anything less

  • The Adventure Continues With Super 8

    Will JJ Abram's new movie reinvigorate the adventure genre?

  • Chilli Fest

    Peter McCaughan gets fired up for naga infused stout, live tunes and... jewellery stalls?!

  • Celtronic Brings the Party to Derry

    The not-for-profit dance festival entices national and international dance acts to the Maiden City

  • Senna

    An inventive documentary telling the tragic story of Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian racing legend

  • Kevin Eldon

    One of Britain's greatest unsung comedians decontructs the stand-up oeuvre
  • Villagers

    Villagers on 'Totally Wild' Belfast

    The Ivor Novello-winning frontman Conor J O’Brien talks new material and a whirlwind year

  • The Art of Video Games

    Does LA Noire point the way toward a more sophisticated gaming future?

  • Dylan Moran

    Interruptions plague Dylan Moran in the Waterfront, but he still manages to deliver some first-class surreal comedy

  • Scott Capurro

    The controversial comic isn't afraid to tackle the taboo subjects on his return to Belfast

  • More Than Lycra? Comic Book Artists Make the Case

    Peter McCaughan on how best to access and appreciate the Northern Irish comics industry

  • Sex, Lies and the KKK

    Abie Philbin Bowman is intentionally provocative, but isn't that what the best comedy is all about?

  • CQAF: Sex, Lies and the KKK

    Comedian Abie Philbin Bowman - set for the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival - takes his comedy seriously

  • Biosuite - Unsound

    Peter McCaughan gets hooked up to the machine - literally - to experience Emotional Response Cinema

  • What Cultural Statue Would You Erect?

    Michael Jackson at Fulham, Robocop in Detroit - but who or what would you like to see immortalised in your vicinity?

  • Skip Little Axe McDonald

    A blistering set from an aging artist intent on bringing delta blues bang up to date

  • Simon Munnery

    A bewildering fusion of styles from the star of cult sitcom Attention, Scum!

  • The Rubberbandits

    Sectarian chants from a section of the audience mar an otherwise enjoyable gig from the comedy hip-hop duo

  • Darwin Deez

    Catchy pop rock, dance routines and freestyle rap battles at the Limelight

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