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  • The Art of Superstition

    The Art of Superstition

    A range of Illustrators approach the brief with Python-esque wit, skill and vision at Ards Art Centre

  • Bangor Literary Tour

    Kenneth Irvine traverses the 'Cradle of Modern Irish Literature' with poetry, song and not a few tenuous links

  • Defending Two Castles

    Rabid Bitch of the North hark back to a heavier time with three-track gold cassette tape release

  • Nicholas Keogh

    Household objects become whimsical instruments at the Golden Thread Gallery

  • Psychic Driving

    Nine artists explore the notion of obsession with various video art installations at Golden Thread Gallery

  • Melmoth the Wanderer

    Big Telly Theatre Company invoke Hell with masks, Fairy Liquid and a whole lot of laughs

  • Steve Vai

    The virtuoso guitarist brings his extravagant show to Mandela Hall

  • Nine Inch Nails

    And So I Watch You From Afar and Little Matador provide support for Trent Reznor and friends at Custom House Square

  • Suspiria

    Belfast Film Festival screen Dario Argento's classic horror, with a live soundtrack performed by Claudio Simonetti

  • Folk on a Boat

    Rachel Coulter and Stephen Macartney of Farriers serenade a boat-load of gig goers for Open House Bangor

  • Q-Con XX

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

  • ForM

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

  • AJ Small Projects

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

  • Alive For Your Pleasure

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

  • Splash Area

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

  • A Late Quartet

    It's more Ludwig than Van Halen, but Yaron Zilberman's chamber music melodrama is still a band movie at heart

  • Found Footage Festival

    Watch video of Arnold Schwarzenegger's first trip to Rio and discover the magic of VHS at the Black Box

  • Important Irish Art

    Bangor's Ava Gallery hosts a series of classic works before they're auctioned in Dublin

  • Petunia and the Vipers

    Moving on Music ship the eclectic outfit over the pond to perform an invigorating set of standards at The MAC

  • A Natural Order

    Lucas Foglia meets America's naturalists, who have embraced modern technology in their search for utopia

  • Old Crow Medicine Show

    A Mandela Hall gig from the American folk stalwarts is 'as fiery as a belly full of moonshine'

  • Scroobius Pip

    The Poetry Chicks' Abby Oliveira supports the London-based poet and hip hop artist at Out To Lunch. 'Think Hemingway in a hoodie'

  • Farriers

    Having recently released their debut album, everyone's favourite folk act round off the year in stompin' style on the Belfast Barge

  • Belfast Retrospective

    The 'hardiness and wit' of Belfast's inhabitants comes across in this collection of harrowing and hilarious photographs at Belfast Exposed

  • Foyle Film Festival Shorts

    Bigger isn't always better, as this 'stunning, charming, creepy' selection of national and international shorts demonstrates

  • Everyday Selves

    Social media and ideas of domesticity are timely themes for the photographers currently featured at Belfast Exposed

  • This Moment

    John McSorley remains preoccupied with ethereal landscapes, but includes a rare self portrait in this exhibition for the Belfast Festival

  • Owen O'Neill

    'To describe O’Neill’s act simply as ‘stand-up’ would do him a great injustice'

  • Important Irish Art

    Adam's Auctioneers showcase masterworks in Bangor before raising the gavel in Dublin, where a le Brocquy sold for €320,000

  • Frank Fairfield

    Moving on Music invite the Californian folk stalwart to perform on the Belfast Barge, fiddle and all

  • Fossils

    Their sound may be derivative, but Seven Summits' 'irresistible' sophomore release is a confident album nonetheless

  • Necrospective

    Freud's and Baudrillard's theories of the 'death drive' and its consequences influence a wide range of artists

  • Lithography Rocks

    Helen Paisley's prints bring a 'kinetic sense of Gallic energy' to the Lagan Barge for August Craft Month

  • Chic

    Funk legend Nile Rodgers – producer, writer, raconteur – regales the Belfast faithful with tales and tunes aplenty

  • Found Footage Festival

    A selection of old VHS clips proves that embarrasment is truly the international language of hilarity

  • Arnocorps

    One thing Arnocorps, the Arnold Schwarzenegger-inspired 'Greatest Band in the World', doesn't lack is discipline 

  • Cursed

    A painting show 'in the loosest possible sense', this exhibition at Catalyst Arts revels in the unusual

  • Hank Williams III

    The defiant grandson of a country legend mixes elements of country, punk and metal. Nashville is not amused

  • The Life of the Lough

    Photographer Bernie Brown captures the various characters and vantage points of Strangford Lough

  • Art Repair Shop

    Broken objects transformed into artworks – and all for free. PS2 help collectors in the Age of Austerity

  • Cinematic Titanic

    A cast of American comics riff and pun on 1968 bugsploitation B movie, War of the Insects

  • Horrible Histories

    Decapitation, manky medicine and Catholic versus Protestant. History has never been this much fun

  • Great Northern Songbook

    An unexpected expletive fails to derail BBC Radio Ulster's tribute to the Ulster Hall

  • Important Irish Art

    An exhibition at the Ava Gallery that captures the talent, skill and variety of well-known names and emerging artists

  • As The Earth Turned

    First-time director Bill Taylor turns in an epic sci-fi feature on a shoe-string budget

  • 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

  • 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

  • Bridget Christie

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

  • Robot Exhibition

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

  • Jack and the Beanstalk

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

  • 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

  • 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

  • Manowar

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

  • Under Cover of Darkness

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

  • 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

  • Ormeau Baths Gallery

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

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