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  • Celtic Fusion

    Frankie Gavin and the New De Dannan headline the traditional music festival in Castlewellan

  • Voyage

    Sculptures and paintings by Maurice Harron and Brian Ferran are perfectly placed in the London Street Gallery

  • Q-Con XX

    Peter McCaughan visits the annual gaming event at Queen's University

  • Before Midnight

    The final instalment in Richard Linklater's Before trilogy focuses on the travails of family life

  • Rod Stewart

    The veteran singer dusts off the cobwebs with a hit-heavy set at the Oydssey Arena in Belfast

  • Giselle

    Principle dancers Jenna Roberts and Iain Mackay lead this faithful retelling of Theophile Gautier's Romantic ballet

  • Art of Conflict

    Vince Vaughan's unlikely documentary about the history of Belfast's political murals descends into reality TV territory

  • ForM

    Bangor Castle Walled Garden is invaded by an army of unusual sculptures in this hands-on exhibition

  • Big Belfast Choir

    Musical director Aoife Cormacain gets the best of her newly formed ensemble at the Grand Opera House

  • Music City

    Terry Blain wanders around Derry~Londonderry as acts from around the world unite in song for City of Culture

  • Picturing Derry

    This 'comprehensive and enthralling' photographic exhibition shows how Derry~Londonderry was affected by the Troubles

  • Celine Byrne

    A 'delightfully informal' performance from the soprano is the highlight of the latest Newry Chamber Music concert

  • Texaco Children’s Art Competition

    Derry~Londonderry's Gordon Gallery hosts a stunning exhibition of art works by 126 young people

  • The Meal

    Dylan Quinn Dance Theatre and dramaturg Emma Jordon explore issues of ideology and masculinity at The MAC

  • Jay Rayner

    The restaurant critic holds court in Belfast's Crescent Arts Centre. His style is not to Fionola Meredith's taste

  • Love For Sale

    A Charles Bukowski short story is relocated to Belfast, where blow-up dolls remains taboo

  • All-Ireland Performing Arts Conference

    A plethora of informed speakers consider the theme of change

  • Pull My Daisy, Shadows

    Two Beat Generation films screen at Queen's Film Theatre as part of the Belfast Book Festival

  • The Who

    Pete Townsend and Roger Daltrey perform their classic album, Quadrophenia, in its entirety at the Odyssey Arena

  • The Bookseller of Belfast

    Alessandra Celesia's unorthodox documentary captures the weird and wonderful life of bibliophile John Clancy

  • Enturbulation = No Challenge

    Desert Hearts remain charmingly unfamiliar with the zeitgeist as they release their 'beguiling' third album

  • Desert Hearts

    The Belfast four-piece launch their third album in Voodoo, Belfast with a blistering set of the old and the new

  • 30 years of Photography

    Belfast Exposed and The MAC show how fine art photographers have captured Northern Ireland

  • Grounded

    Sheena Wilkinson's award-winning novel is 'devastating and beautifully written'

  • Catholic Blood

    Derry~Londonderry's Void gallery hosts Russian Andrei Molodkin's controversial exhibition until June 28

  • Behind the Candelabra

    Michael Douglas and Matt Damon star as Liberace and his put upon lover in Steven Soderbergh's final feature

  • AJ Small Projects

    A small-scale yet undeniably interesting little exhibition at Belfast's PLACE architecture centre
  • David Quigley

    Piano Classics

    David Quigley's debut recording as a solo artist is a vivid advertisement of how winningly he is playing at present

  • Can't Forget About You

    David Ireland's 'raucous sexual comedy' has the Lyric audience in stitches, but there's more to it than simple innuendo

  • Jon Ronson

    The acclaimed author and 'chronicler of the human condition' waxes lyrical in Derry~Londonderry

  • Underneath the Night of Stars

    Robyn G Shiels ventures into the blue with five new tales of loss and regret

  • Portaferry Proms

    Portaferry Presbyterian Church resonates to the elegant sounds of the Endellion String Quartet

  • TransAtlantic

    Colm McCann's epic new novel spans generations, focusing on historic crossings between Ireland the USA

  • Dancing at Lughnasa

    Newtownstewart Theatre Company do justice to Brian Friel's beloved play at the Strule Arts Centre in Omagh

  • Endless Life

    Michael MacBroom's understated second feature shows what can be done on a miniscule budget

  • Alive For Your Pleasure

    Zerelda Sinclair and Andrea Blood, aka The Girls, bring the macabre to the Naughton Gallery at Queen's

  • One City One Book

    Composer Philip Hammond struggles to relate as Glenn Patterson spins vinyl from the Good Vibrations soundtrack

  • Linen Hall Library 225

    New Neil Martin composition is the highlight of this anniversary concert at the Ulster Hall

  • Lucinda Williams

    Belfast's Real Music Club celebrates 15 years of roots music with performances from Malojian and Austin's finest

  • Frank Turner

    Limelight 1 resembles an aerobics class as Frank Turner, the man with the plan, gets the Belfast crowd bouncing

  • Love & Other Nonsense

    The National Chamber Choir of Ireland show their chops at St Thomas's Parish Church

  • The Fall

    There are no histrionics this time around, as Mark E Smith arrives promptly to tear up the Custom House Marquee

  • Bravo Figaro!

    Firebrand comic Mark Thomas turns inward in this moving one-man show about strained family relationships and opera

  • Love, Billy

    Graham Reid's latest Billy play is uncomfortable viewing for Malachi O'Doherty, who sympathises with the returning hero's familial struggles

  • Splash Area

    His slasher double-bill fails to materialise, but maverick filmmaker George Clarke wins over the mob regardless

  • Thee Oh Sees

    If they once sounded anything like Neil Young, Fionola Meredith finds it hard to tell – she's too busy dancing

  • John Grant

    Malojian provides the sunshine, John Grant the expletives, as CQAF celebrates the songwriter

  • Will Self

    Absurdist jokes, ruminations on rambling and 'dizzying, synaesthetic' descriptions of London are the order of the day

  • Dexys

    Kevin Rowland and co play through their latest album in full at Custom House Square Marquee

  • Neil Cowley Trio

    The UK City of Culture musician-in-residence brings his own brand of exhilarating jazz fusion to the Black Box

  • Kerry Hardie

    County Down poet confronts death and embraces nature in a prose and poetry reading at the Crescent Arts Centre

  • Jump

    Derry~Londonderry has never looked so beautiful as in Keiron J Walsh's high-octane new feature set in the City of Culture

  • Nikolai Demidenko

    Philip Hammond admires the Russian pianist's individual take on works by Chopin and Rakhmaninov at the Ulster Hall

  • Soul Sister

    The Ike and Tina Turner story comes to Belfast, replete with hilarious wigs and a crowd-pleasing set of classic songs

  • The Other North

    Life in Northern Ireland is 'the same, but different' in Jesse Jones' video work, currently on show Derry~Londonderry

  • The Factory Girls

    Caitríona McLaughlin's adaptation of Frank McGuinness's play is a City of Culture highlight

  • Can't Keep Up

    Shauna Tohill uses the Silhouette moniker to pursue her own musical path – this four-track collection was worth the wait

  • Tillies

    Patsy Durnin's authentic recollection of factory life in Derry~Londonderry is, nevertheless, light on darkness

  • Mick Foley

    The former professional wrestler embraces his past and makes choreographed violence seem all warm and fuzzy

  • Brian Friel Lecture

    At Queen's University, Professor Shaun Richards reveals how Irish playwrights have moved on from the cottage kitchen

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