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From Shorts to Features – Watch Video from the Nerve Centre
Watch video interviews with industry experts as Foyle Film Festival continues in the Nerve Centre -
Undiscovered Singing Competition Launches
Culture Northern Ireland and the #Loveto campaign search for the nation's most promising performers -
Foyle Film Festival Industry Expert Podcasts
'From Shorts to Features' conference at the Nerve Centre features Good Vibrations directors Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn -
Open Mic for Young Writers at Ulster Hall
Author Jan Carson encourages a new generation of aspiring scribes to take the plunge -
World Press Photo
Famine, war, family and more – Belfast hosts the international photojournalist exhibit for the first time -
I Am Ali
Claire Lewins uses exclusive audio journals to tell at least part of the legendary boxer's life story -
The Fall
With episode two of series two set to air tonight, we look back at the slow-burning opener -
Meeting Jack Pakenham at Oriel Gallery
'You have to confront the awful things that happened' says the acclaimed artist of his new retrospective -
Caldwell and Gilroy - The Best of Boxing Enemies
Boxing historian Barry Flynn tells the epic story of Belfast battlers John Caldwell and Freddie Gilroy in new book -
Jacques Brel is Alive...
Blunt Fringe reanimate the husky Belgian songwriter and 'matador of emotion' -
Video: Belfast Central Mission Through the Years
Exhibition of photographs at the Linen Hall Library by AR Hogg reveals the evolution of the Methodist Church benevolent agency -
Damage
A suppressed emotion will do anything to survive in Patrick J O'Reilly's gay conversion therapy drama -
Cinemagic Festival For Young People Begins
Programme for young people continues to make a contribution to film culture, education and training -
NI Music Prize
Robyn G Shiels scoops album of the year, while alt-metal icons Therapy? perform Troublegum -
Belfast Days
Excerpts from Eimear O'Callaghan's teenage diary written at the height of the Troubles in 1972 -
Bard of Armagh Returns on November 21
Poets from Ireland and beyond limber up for the annual festival of humorous verse at Armagh City Hotel on November 21 -
Outburst Queer Arts Festival
Ruth McCarthy revels in the transgressive nature of this year's diverse programme -
Third Person
Liam Neeson is an author struggling with a failing narrative in Paul Haggis' similarly unsuccessful ensemble piece -
Future Reflections at University of Ulster
Dougal McKenzie, lecturer in painting at the Belfast School of Art, on its current print archive exhibition -
Anne Frank: A History for Today
Educational touring exhibition goes on display in Derry~Londonderry's Holywell Trust -
From Bolshoi to Belfast
The evolving aesthetics of Russian theatre revealed at Crumlin Road Gaol -
Making The Fall Season Two
Writer/director Allan Cubitt on keeping the body count low at an advance screening in Belfast -
New Book Tours Weird Belfast
Reggie Chamberlain-King's new book, published by Blackstaff Press, is chock-a-block with odd adverts, sensational songs and all manner of ghosts -
The Stairwell
Michael Longley considers mortality in his new collection shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize -
The Man, The Myth & The Wardrobe
Filmmaker Moore Sinnerton dissects the life and work of the iconic author at the 2014 CS Lewis Festival -
Belfast Photo Festival Opens Submission Round
Individual artists and collectives able to submit up to ten photographs in 2015 open submission -
SOAK
Derry's finest returns home after a year in the spotlight -
Meet the Unbreakable Mark Pollock
New documentary sheds light on Run in the Dark founder and inspirational County Down sportsman -
Tinderbox Bring Unhome to The MAC
Tinderbox Theatre Company bring Jimmy McAleavey's elusive psychological drama to The MAC -
Inez: A Challenging Woman
Foyle Film Festival launch 2014 programme including documentary tribute to one of Derry's finest -
Royal Ulster Academy
After 133 years, the annual exhibit of art by members and non-members continues to astonish -
Ulster Orchestra
Philip Hammond enjoys the youthful energy of principal conductor Rafael Payare -
Du Dance: Fallen
Intergenerational dance production recalls the experience of the First World War in Belfast and beyond -
Ludo Lusi Lusum
Animals metamorphose and interact in Echo Echo's delightful new piece for children -
Lost Domain
Ash frontman Tim Wheeler produces a cathartic solo album following his father's battle with dementia -
Quercus Ensemble's Songs, Games and Dances
1920s Parisian café culture is recalled in the group's immersive new touring production -
MAC International Awarded to Mairéad McClean
Northern Irish artist wins inaugural £20,000 art prize for video piece 'No More' -
The Gloaming
Trad supergroup play out the 2014 Belfast Festival at Queen's with support from Hannah McPhillimy -
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well
Blunt Fringe theatre company founder Claire Murray on coming home to produce ambitious stage shows on a budget -
Remembering Gerry
A host of musicians indebted to the late Radio Ulster presenter Gerry Anderson perform in Belfast -
Neither Either
Two of Ireland's finest companies are inspired by the work of poet Seamus Heaney -
Titanic Creative Management
Film agency for hair and makeup artists aims to train new generation of Northern Irish experts -
Wise Women & Witches
Bob Curran delves into the facts behind the folklore at the Roe Valley Arts Centre -
Derry Festival of Dance & Movement
Echo Echo Dance Theatre Company welcome audiences to their multipurpose HQ in Derry -
Female Gothic
Rebecca Vaughan's medley of classic ghoulish tales is a tricky treat at The MAC -
From Shorts to Features Conference in Derry
Oscar-winning director Andrea Arnold features in two-day Foyle Film Festival conference to assist aspiring filmmakers -
Building for Silver Screens Exhibition
Belfast has always been a city in love with cinema, as the current exhibition at Queen's Film Theatre shows -
Black Stone Cherry
American purveyors of backwoods rock chug their way through an impressive set at Mandela Hall -
It's All Going On With Songwriter Geoff Hatt
Belfast-based performer on his eclectic new album, 70s influences and changing his name for love -
An Enemy of the People
Schaubühne Berlin get Belfast fired up for change -
Watch The Fall Season 2 Trailer
Watch a trailer and video interviews with the stars and writer/director of BBC's Belfast-set thriller -
Kabosh 20 at Belfast Festival
Artistic director Paula McFetridge on exploring the legacy of the 1994 ceasefire with performance piece and website -
Neil Cowley Trio
Jazz meets classical at the City of Derry Choral Festival with suitable support from Codetta choir -
Serena
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper make it three for three in Susanne Bier's long-in-the-making English language debut -
'71
Jack O'Connell excels in this taut Troubles-era thriller by director Yann Demange and writer Gregory Burke -
Anglo-Jewish Culture Explored at Red Barn Gallery
Photojournalist Judah Passow exhibits year-long study of Anglo-Jewish culture across the UK -
Michael Longley Shortlisted for TS Eliot Prize
Belfast poet makes the cut with 2014 collection The Stairwell -
The Simpsons & Mathematics
Ahead of his lecture at the Black Box, author Simon Singh writes about secret equations in Halloween episodes -
Guide Gods
A profound and thought-provoking piece from disabled artist, singer, choreographer and thinker Claire Cunningham -
Grupo Corpo - Sem Mim and Parabelo
The Internationally acclaimed dance company bring the fire of Brazil to the 2014 Ulster Bank Festival at Queen's
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