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10:00Started

Fangtastic Fun

2 Royal Avenue · Family · Games & social · Workshops & classes
Belfast BID One Enjoy a Spooktacular weekend at 2 Royal Avenue filled with Halloween fun and surprises. Take part in pumpkin decorating, monster mask craft workshop, spooky storytelling, facepainting, walkabout characters and a Halloween disco. You might even spot a monster outside... Free. Find out more here
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Afternoon 3

15:15Started

Wicker

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s wonderfully eccentric fable is, at its core, a gentle love story starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård and Peter Dinklage. On the outskirts of a village by the sea, lives a Fisherwoman; smelly, single and perpetually ridiculed. One day, fed up with her stuffy, small-minded neighbours, she commissions herself a husband to be made from wicker. In an otherwise conservative town, this unconventional romance sparks outrage, jealousy and chaos.
15Tickets & info
16:00Started

NAZA

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Shot at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, NAZA reveals the systems behind Israel’s bombing of Gaza and its mass killing of Palestinian civilians. The film is directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the four co-directors of the 2024 Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land. NAZA is titled for a military acronym euphemistically used by Israeli intelligence to indicate the number of civilians that it expects will be killed in an airstrike. The film builds on revelations first published by the Israeli-Palestinian publication +972 Magazine, Hebrew-language outlet Local Call, and the Guardian between 2023 and 2025. "The film lets us explore something deeper than we could in our investigative journalism alone: not only the words being said but also those that are not said, the silence. It is up to all of us to break that silence." Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor
15; English subtitlesTickets & info

Tonight 50

17:00Started

Halloween Night Market

Writers' Square · Markets
Celebrate Halloween at a special night market. There will be street food, independent market stalls and DJs. Browse handcrafted goods, buy food and drinks and dance under the city lights as the square is transformed into a market. Bar area is for over 18s only. Fancy dress is optional. For event updates, go to Night Market NI (link opens in new window). This free event is supported by Cathedral Quarter BID.
FreeVenue listing
18:00

Damian Mc c arthy Directorial Masterclass

The Black Box · City centre · Film · Belfast Film Festival
We are thrilled to welcome Damian McCarthy, the twisted mind behind ODDITY, CAVEAT and most recently HOKUM, to this year’s festival to take part in a directing masterclass as part of our Long Short Weekend. McCarthy’s career began with some skin-crawling shorts which screened and won awards at festivals around the world. His feature debut, CAVEAT, screened in 2020 before being added to Shudder and becoming a worldwide sensation. He followed this with ODDITY in 2024, before his biggest feature yet in HOKUM, starring Adam Scott. Despite his meteoric rise, his work retains a deeply Irish sensibility: darkly humorous and versed in folklore, scratching at that paranoid, uncomfortable itch at the back of the brain. The conversation will be moderated by actor, writer and director Clare Monnelly (star of Aislinn Clarke’s FRÉWAKA). Featuring some of Damian’s shorts, some clips from his films, and some from the work that inspired him, this will be an indispensable evening for filmmakers and film fans alike. This masterclass is sponsored by Northern Ireland Screen . This event will be live captioned.
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18:00

Wild Horse Nine

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film · Belfast Film Festival
Martin McDonagh returns with another tragicomic two-hander with a razor-sharp script and outstanding performances from a stellar cast. After the success of The Banshees of Inisherin, McDonagh has turned his attention to Chile in the 1970s, where two CIA men discuss morality and mortality during a dispatch to the vanishingly remote and metaphorically rich Easter Island. With John Malkovich as the ailing Chris, mentor to Sam Rockwell’s Lee, and idiosyncratic support from Steve Buscemi, Parker Posey and Tom Waites, the film is an accidental allegory for present-day politics with trademark bittersweet notes, sweeping landscapes and strategically-placed horses. This screening has Audio Description available.
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18:15

BFF: Damian McCarthy Masterclass

The Black Box · Main Room · City centre · Film
Belfast Film Festival are thrilled to welcome Damian McCarthy , the twisted mind behind ODDITY, CAVEAT and most recently HOKUM, to this year’s festival to take part in a directing masterclass as part of our Long Short Weekend. McCarthy’s career began with some skin-crawling shorts which screened and won awards at festivals around the world. His feature debut, CAVEAT, screened in 2020 before being added to Shudder and becoming a worldwide sensation. He followed this with ODDITY in 2024, before his biggest feature yet in HOKUM, starring Adam Scott. Despite his meteoric rise, his work retains a deeply Irish sensibility: darkly humorous and versed in folklore, scratching at that paranoid, uncomfortable itch at the back of the brain. The conversation will be moderated by actor, writer and director Clare Monnelly (star of Aislinn Clarke’s FRÉWAKA). Featuring some of Damian’s shorts, some clips from his films, and some from the work that inspired him, this will be an indispensable evening for filmmakers and film fans alike. This masterclass is sponsored by Northern Ireland Screen.
£6Tickets & info
18:20

Dracula (1958)

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Hammer Films in partnership with Warner Bros resurrects Dracula in a landmark new 4K restoration featuring long-lost footage unseen for over 60 years. Opposite Peter Cushing's fearless Van Helsing, Christopher Lee brought a terrifying physicality and seductive menace to the role that would redefine the Count for generations. When Jonathan Harker arrives at a remote Transylvanian castle, he discovers that his mysterious host, Count Dracula, is a centuries-old vampire who feeds upon the blood of the living. As Dracula's reign of terror spreads across Europe, the determined Professor Van Helsing embarks on a desperate battle to destroy the Prince of Darkness before more innocent lives are claimed. Screenings include cinema exclusive short film (10 mins) exploring the film's restoration, featuring an introduction from John Gore.
12ATickets & info
18:30

Lost Communications: Underwater Sold out

Studio Ulster, 9 Gullivers Drive · Unusual · Belfast International Arts Festival
Underwater is a psychedelic audiovisual descent into a world that is simultaneously alien and home. The underwater world feels like a hallucination - yet behind its strange shapes are creatures working, talking and surviving, just as we do. Electronic musician An−Ting weaves the conversations of coral, seals, and whales into a tapestry of spatial audio and Chinese verse, creating an epic landscape of deep emotion. As the sound swells, Ian Gallagher’s real-time 3D point cloud environments shift and pulse in response. Have you heard that fish talk? What might they reveal about their busy lives — and our place in the universe? Contains flashing lights and fast-moving visual simulations. 14+. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Contains flashing lights and fast-moving visual simulations. Age 14+. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
FreeTickets & info
19:00

Mörderstein - a tribute to Rammstein

Mandela Hall · Music
Paying tribute to Rammstein’s “Neue Deutsche Härte” sound, this six-piece industrial act from the postindustrial North, has taken the British tribute scene by storm, (and fire), one venue at a time! From packed out shows throughout the British Isles, to playing at major tribute festivals, Mörderstein provides a remarkable rendition, just like the real thing, as attested by U.K. audiences everywhere. Whether it’s the colossal choral of anthems echoed by stadium audiences the world over or the fans B- side favourites, Mörderstein performs Rammstein with Germanic precision!
£19.5018+Tickets & info
19:00

PANCHIKO

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
Singular Artists Presents: Panchiko On July 21st, 2016, a user on 4chan’s /mu/ board posted a photo of a mysterious CD they’d found at a record store in Nottingham, UK: a rough-worn demo titled D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L, purportedly released in 2000 by four musicians: Owain, Andy, Shaun, and John. The listener uploaded the ripped audio—the recordings sounded like they were plagued with disc rot—to file-sharing sites, and later YouTube, where they began circulating among internet music circles. The record’s sensationalist appeal was multifold. Was this an honest-to-God ’90s curio? A prank hatched by internet-savvy teens? An internet experiment in nostalgia, in the spirit of vapourwave? Nobody knew. So the Panchiko hive mobilised, gathering on subreddits and discord servers, examining every square inch of the packaging for potential clues, and even calling the Nottingham record store where D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L had allegedly sprung up in the first place. “I woke up one day,” recounts Owain, “and ping—there’s a message on a defunct Facebook page of mine, ‘Hello, you’ll probably never read this, but are you the lead singer of Panchiko?’” The query took Owain by shock; to his and Andy’s knowledge, D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L> had never been uploaded to the internet. The Panchiko fandom finally made contact the following day, when they received their reply from Owain, a simple “Yeah.” At last, the world had confirmation: not only were Panchiko not 14-year-old kids, they were the real deal, right down to the disk rot. Panchiko are excited to embark on a European tour, having amassed hundreds of millions of streams. They play The Belfast Empire on 30th October 2026. To stay connected with Panchiko: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify
£31.7518+Tickets & info
19:30

Bach Unseen | David McCann | Northern Lights Mini-Fest Sold out

Sonic Arts Research Centre · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
The evening begins with Bach’s beloved Cello Suite No. 1 in G major, performed by solo cellist David McCann in traditional concert lighting. As the final notes fade, darkness envelops the room and three cellists emerge within a new work inspired by Bach’s suite. Drawing on fragments and resonances from the original music, the performers gradually move throughout the space, altering their relationship to one another and to the audience. Without a visual reference, sound becomes fluid and unpredictable. Melodies appear at a distance, echoes emerge from unexpected directions, and familiar material is reshaped through movement and perspective. The work invites listeners to experience music not as a fixed object on a stage, but as a living presence unfolding all around them. Please note: Due to the low-light nature of this concert, late entry will not be permitted. Much of the concert will take place in complete darkness, and for the safety and experience of all audience members, you will not be permitted to leave your seat until the concert has ended. Age 16+ Please note: Due to the low-light nature of this concert, late entry will not be permitted. Much of the concert will take place in complete darkness, and for the safety and experience of all audience members, you will not be permitted to leave your seat until the concert has ended. Age 16+
£5–20Tickets & info
19:30

BlackGate

The Crescent Arts Centre · South Belfast · Music
Presented by Moving on Music in association with Belfast International Arts Festival 2026, BlackGate is a new project from Irish double-bassist Caimin Gilmore ( Crash Ensemble ) that explores the world of contemporary music, pop, classical, folk, and other. Released to widespread acclaim in 2025 through the New Amsterdam (US) & Ten Spot (IRL) labels, their self-titled debut album is a genre-fluid gem that could slip into multiple sections of the most considered of record collections. Performed by renowned cellist Kate Ellis , harpist Lavinia Meijer and Caimin Gilmore on Double Bass, the music is a cross-genre brew that pulls from Caimin’s hugely interesting and varied career. It had its world premiere at Kilkenny Arts Festival in 2024 and has since been performed at the New Music Dublin Festival , PS21 Chatham Groundtone Festival , the Phoenix Gallery Vermont , and The Bridge Studios in Brooklyn. With a programme that also includes works by Philip Glass , Lavinia Meijer, Gabriella Smith , Benedict Schlepper Connolly and Ann Cleare , we are delighted to welcome BlackGate to Belfast. It’s a project that deserves the keenest ears in every city. Gilmore’s staggering ‘Blackgate’ suite is a triumph of tonality and sonorities… a flurry of beautiful and brilliant ideas woven into an elemental odyssey of an album. The Goo As much as this band is working in a neoclassical space, they are also extremely conversant in contemporary music, and this record really has its feet in both… It’s a beautiful record. NPR elegantly choreographed. The Wire
£15Venue listing
19:30

Ignacio Lopez

Waterfront Studio · Comedy
Spanish comedian Ignacio Lopez brings his brand-new show Nada to Waterfront Hall Studio on 30 October 2026. Star of Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News For You, QI, Richard Osman's House of Games & Comedy Central Live ; Ignacio Lopez returns with perhaps his most ambitious and pretentious project yet. Nada is the captivating comedy experiment which sees Spain’s Best Export create a brand new, completely unique and blisteringly funny stand up show right in front of your eyes, from absolutely nothing! Mining his hilarious upbringing, growing up in Mallorca and South Wales, as well as suggestions from the crowd, and everything he’s learnt performing comedy since 2010, Ignacio crafts an intricate story of mystery and suspense packed with sarcasm, silliness and huge laughs. As well as dazzling viewers with his quick-wit and charm on almost every UK TV station, Ignacio’s talents have seen him headlining all the top comedy clubs, cruises, corporate and military shows worldwide and his acclaimed, sold out tour shows all over the UK prove he’s an act not to be missed. ★★★★★ “Charming, charismatic, hilarious. Will have you leaving with a smile on your face” Deadline News ★★★★★ “A comedic genius at work. Sharp wit mixed with a dose of the ridiculous. A must see” One4Review
£22Tickets & info
19:30

Rev21

Belvoir Studio Theatre · Music
Rev21 is a dynamic 8-piece gospel jazz band that brings together rich musicality, soulful energy, and an uplifting message. Drawing on influences from gospel greats like Israel Houghton and Kirk Franklin, as well as the bold brass sounds of Tower of Power and Trombone Shorty, and the grooves of soul and jazz, Rev21 creates music that’s both powerful and joyful. Their performances are known for their energy, warmth, and musical excellence — with vibrant horn arrangements, tight grooves, and powerful vocals that keep crowds grooving along from start to finish. Formed by a group of musicians who met through London’s vibrant music and church communities, the band blends deep musical training with a shared passion for faith and creativity. Members of Rev21 studied at some of the UK’s leading music institutions — including the Royal Academy of Music and Guildhall School of Music — and each brings their own voice and experience from the UK jazz, blues, and soul scenes. Presented in a relaxed cabaret environment to which you may bring your own refreshments, Rev21 will bring to this performance a sound that’s rooted in soul, built on faith, and open to all.
£20Venue listing
19:30

The Neil Diamond Experience

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Join us for an evening filled with all your favourite hits, from Sweet Caroline to Cracklin’ Rosie. Expect a full band, charismatic lead vocals and plenty of crowd-pleasing moments: from the big sing-along chorus lines to those intimate, heartfelt ballads. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good night of live music, get your 'blue jeans' on - this is a show you won’t want to miss! Show finishes 10pm approx. Join us for an evening filled with all your favourite hits, from Sweet Caroline to Cracklin’ Rosie. Expect a full band, charismatic lead vocals and plenty of crowd-pleasing moments: from the big sing-along chorus lines to those intimate, heartfelt ballads. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good night of live music, get your 'blue jeans' on - this is a show you won’t want to miss! Show finishes 10pm approx.
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19:30

The Thirteen Chairs : An Interactive Ghost Experience Sold out

Cahoots Theatre, Cityside Retail & Leisure Park · Theatre & dance · Belfast International Arts Festival
A forgotten room. Thirteen chairs. A dinner party you will never forget. Every chair holds a secret, every guest has a choice... and every ghost has a story. Guided by your curious host, your choices shape the night. Test your nerve and discover the mysterious tragedy of the Family Hoffman. Encounter an eclectic cast of ghosts as the boundaries between living and dead begin to blur. The Thirteen Chairs is an immersive tale with spine-tingling scares – ‘The Ghost House’ meets ‘The Traitors’. Are you brave enough to take a seat at the table? Suitability - 13 Yrs + Fully wheelchair accessible, Disabled parking available, carer tickets available from Cahoots directly (contact hannah@cahootsni.com) Suitability - 13 Yrs +
£8–15Tickets & info
20:00

JOHN DEVLIN AND THE REVOLVERS aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Fri 30 Oct | 8pm Studio Theatre | £10 With a sound described as ‘an infectious combination of rootsy rock n roll, country, 60s pop and new wave flavoured sounds...’ the band consists of a classic line-up - two guitars, keys, bass, drums, three-part harmonies and harmonica. Date: Friday 30 Oct Time:8pm Cost: £10 Location: Studio Theatre With a sound described as ‘an infectious combination of rootsy rock n roll, country, 60s pop and new wave flavoured sounds...’ John Devlin and the Revolvers consists of a classic line-up - two guitars, keys, bass, drums, three-part harmonies and harmonica. The band will be supported Aidan Logan. Known for his catchy melodies and infusion of humour in his stage performances, Aidan was selected by Panarts to represent Northern Ireland at a series of showcase events in Nashville Tennessee, which saw the troubadour appear on television and radio and performing at the historic Bluebird Cafe.
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20:00

Murder at The Harrison

The Harrison · Theatre & dance
Cereal Box Productions presents "Murder at the Harrison", an immersive performance. Join us in the decadent surroundings of the Harrison Hotel for an evening's sleuthing! Set in the 1920's (dressing up is encouraged!), the performers in this part scripted- part improvised immersive performance leads you through a series of opulent settings and puts your "little grey cells" to the test. The performances start at 8pm with two intervals to allow time for ordering a range of drinks at the bar and working out "whodunnit". The show will conclude at approximately 10pm. Please note that this is a promenade style performance and includes walking/standing, please get in touch if you have any concerns about accessibility. Bar snacks and drinks available at the venue.
£28Tickets & info
20:00

Proud Mary

Ulster Hall · Music
Proud Mary, A Tina Turner Tribute is coming to Ulster Hall on 30 October 2026! Proud Mary and Her City Limits Band is an exhilarating tribute act that pays homage to the one and only Tina Turner. With a high-energy performance, sensational vocals, and authentic recreations of Tina's signature moves, this event promises to be an electrifying experience that captures the essence of Tina herself. What to Expect: - An explosive live performance featuring Tina Turner's greatest hits, including "Proud Mary," "Nutbush City Limits," "What's Love Got to Do with It," and more. - Authentic costumes, choreography, and stage presence that will make you feel like you're witnessing Tina Turner herself in her prime. - A night of entertainment that will have your dancing, singing, and reminiscing about Tina's timeless classics. A celebration of Tina Turner's music for fans of all ages. Proud Mary and Her City Limits Band is led by the talented Amanda Lane, whose powerful vocals and striking resemblance to Tina Turner will leave you in awe. Backed by a dynamic band and talented backup dancers, this tribute act will bring Tina's music to life with an energy and passion that mirrors the real Queen of Rock 'n' Roll. Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of Tina Turner's music live on stage.
£31.50Tickets & info
20:30

BFF: HOKUM Live Commentary

The Black Box · Main Room · City centre · Film
Belfast Film Festival are very excited to welcome director Damian McCarthy and editor Brian Philip Davis to take part in a live commentary of their horror hit HOKUM. Arrogant and alienating American novelist Ohm Bauman (the wickedly talented Adam Scott) travels to Ireland to spread his parents’ ashes. He stays in the same quaint Irish inn where they spent their honeymoon. Whilst getting drunk and annoying the locals, he becomes entranced by folk tales of a witch trapped in the very hotel he is staying in. When a woman disappears, he is drawn into the mysteries and horrors that lie beneath the surface of this quaint hotel, and the disturbing secrets from his own suppressed past. Damian and Brian will introduce the film before telling all about the nitty-gritty of crafting a horror film. Commentating live, they’ll provide behind-the-scenes stories and insight on their creative process. This event is 18+
£6Tickets & info
20:30

Hokum Director’s Live Commentary

The Black Box · City centre · Film · Belfast Film Festival
We are very excited to welcome director Damian McCarthy and editor Brian Philip Davis to take part in a live commentary of their horror hit HOKUM. Arrogant and alienating American novelist Ohm Bauman (the wickedly talented Adam Scott) travels to Ireland to spread his parents’ ashes. He stays in the same quaint Irish inn where they spent their honeymoon. Whilst getting drunk and annoying the locals, he becomes entranced by folk tales of a witch trapped in the very hotel he is staying in. When a woman disappears, he is drawn into the mysteries and horrors that lie beneath the surface of this quaint hotel, and the disturbing secrets from his own suppressed past. Damian and Brian will introduce the film before telling all about the nitty-gritty of crafting a horror film. Commentating live, they’ll provide behind-the scenes stories and insight on their creative process.
Tickets & info
20:30

Wicker

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s wonderfully eccentric fable is, at its core, a gentle love story starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård and Peter Dinklage. On the outskirts of a village by the sea, lives a Fisherwoman; smelly, single and perpetually ridiculed. One day, fed up with her stuffy, small-minded neighbours, she commissions herself a husband to be made from wicker. In an otherwise conservative town, this unconventional romance sparks outrage, jealousy and chaos.
15Tickets & info
20:45

Ken Russell's The Devils Sold out

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Censored for more than half a century, Ken Russell’s visionary masterpiece returns to the big screen fully restored in 4K and cut to Russell’s direction - the first publicly released version of the film as intended by the filmmaker. An enduring masterpiece of cinema starring Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave, Ken Russell’s The Devils is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption, and a defining work of art from a seminal filmmaker. Inspired by the true story of 17th-century priest Urbain Grandier, accused of bewitching a convent of nuns, the film lays bare the collusion of church and state through a searing vision of religious persecution, collective hysteria and institutional corruption. Unveiled at the 79th Cannes Film Festival, the definitive version arrives 55 years after the film’s original release. In addition to powerhouse performances from Reed and Redgrave, Ken Russell’s The Devils showcases the stunning work of artists at the peak of their craft. The 8.45pm screening on Fri 30 Oct will include an in-person introduction by Mark Kermode. Warning: The linked trailer contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
18Tickets & info

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Until1 Dec

‘Art of the Possible’

Ulster Museum · South Belfast · Exhibitions
Over the past decade, the Ulster Museum has collected a significant number of important artworks from around the world—many of which have never been seen by the public until now. Art of the Possible features over 40 artworks made from glass, ceramics, silver, metalwork, jewellery, and wood. These works were created by some of the most talented and important artists and designers working in these materials today.
FreeTickets & info
Until1 Nov

A Thirst for Silver exhibition

Craft NI Gallery · Exhibitions
Visit an exhibition of original works by 50 silversmiths. The exhibition is a focus on the silver beaker. Each maker has interpreted it in a distinctive way, from traditional techniques and meticulous craftsmanship to contemporary experimentation and individual artistic expression. Among the exhibitors are five local silversmiths: Cara Murphy Stuart Cairns Samantha Moore Claire Mooney, and Michael McCrory. The exhibition is free and launches during Late Night Art . For more information on Craft NI exhibitions, go to Craft NI (link opens in new window).
FreeTickets & info
Until1 Nov

NEW WORK John Carson

Golden Thread Gallery · Exhibitions · Belfast International Arts Festival
Launch : Saturday 12th September 1pm-3pm Dates : 12th September – 31st October 2026 Gallery : Lower Gallery In September 2026, Golden Thread Gallery will present NEW WORK, a major new exhibition by internationally acclaimed multidisciplinary artist John Carson. Originally from Northern Ireland and now based in Pittsburgh, USA, Carson’s practice spans film, sound, installation and public art. Combining humour, research and personal narrative, his work explores themes of history, identity, place and belonging. The exhibition brings together three new film projects that examine cultural connections between Ireland and the United States through Carson’s distinctive blend of storytelling, historical inquiry and wit. John Carson’s exhibition is supported by Culture Ireland’s Shared Island Touring Production and Platforms Fund and through partnership between Askeaton Contemporary Arts (Limerick), Golden Thread Gallery and the Border Biennale (Cavan). Carson Street is a 19-minute ‘mockumentary’ exploring how Carson Street in Pittsburgh got its name. Carson’s video invites you to join him in searching for the story behind the naming of Carson Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Carson’s inquiries find him engaging in kerbside conversations, visiting local residents and businesses, exploring historical archives, consulting experts, and eventually heading for Philadelphia to pursue a promising lead. Pittsburg Street . Originally from Belfast, Carson has lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for 20 years and was intrigued to recently discover that there is a Pittsburg Street in Belfast. This short video sets out to search for Pittsburg Street and to examine its history and character. Same But Different examines shared cross-border musical traditions via filmed performances of 3 tunes by 3 musicians from Cavan, and 3 musicians from Fermanagh on flute, tin whistle, fiddle, guitar, accordion and bagpipes. Sub-titles reveal alternative lyrics to each tune and indicate different affiliations. The intention is not to reinforce the notion of two separate cultures, but rather to highlight commonalities within and across Ireland’s ‘two cultures’ as evidenced in shared musical references. “John Carson is a Pittsburgh-based Northern Irish artist, who over five decades has investigated and found new ways of understanding Irish identity. Through video, installation and exhibitions since the 1970s, seen throughout the world, his enthusiastic endeavours have continually made a socially orientated art – one encompassing strains of conceptual art, the immersive role of popular culture, and a form of storytelling peppered with insightful wit and humour.” Sean Lynch, Askeaton Contemporary Arts About the Artist John Carson is an artist whose practice incorporates performance, sound, film, installation, sculpture, drawing, photography and public art. As both an artist and curator, he has been involved in numerous context-based and socially engaged projects. Carson’s work has been exhibited internationally at venues including The Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin; the ICA, London; CCA, Glasgow; IKON Gallery, Birmingham; Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Australia; the Aine Art Museum, Finland; PS1, New York; New Langton Arts, San Francisco; and The Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh. Accessibility The Lower Gallery is accessed via the ground floor, which is step-free. Large print versions of exhibition texts are available. Access videos of the gallery are available on our website here , with BSL and ISL signed versions. Please let us know if you have any questions or additional requirements, we are working hard to make the gallery as accessible as possible for everyone. Golden Thread Gallery is proud to hold an Arts & Disability Access Award 2025 Venue Accreditation. Golden Thread Gallery is supported by: Exhibition is supported by: Culture Ireland’s Shared Island Touring Production and Platforms Fund and through partnership between Askeaton Contemporary Arts (Limerick), Golden Thread Gallery and the Border Biennale (Cavan).
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Until1 Nov

SECTARIAN MURDER SERIES Paul Seawright

Golden Thread Gallery · Exhibitions · Belfast International Arts Festival
Launch : Saturday 12th September 1pm-3pm Dates : 12th September – 31st October 2026 Gallery : Upper Gallery The exhibition presents Paul Seawright’s iconic Sectarian Murder series, which revisits sites of sectarian killings in Belfast through understated photographs and edited newspaper reports, exploring the enduring legacy of violence, memory, and identity during the Troubles. Seawright revisited and photographed the sites of Sectarian attacks during the 1970’s close to where the artist grew up in Belfast. The texts accompanying each photograph are from newspaper reports at the time and document the murders of innocent civilians, killed for their perceived religion. Reference to Protestant or Catholic background was removed from the text. Seawright is best known for his alternative visual analysis of locations and subjects dominated by mainstream media. His photographs are devoid of obvious drama but loaded with implicit tension. In 2002 he was commissioned by the Imperial War Museum London to respond to the war in Afghanistan and his photographs of battle-sites and minefields have subsequently been exhibited worldwide. The iconic Sectarian Murder series is one of his earlier works, and has been exhibited in more than 20 countries, including at Tate Britain, Planet Parr in Munich and Paris, The Troubles Archive OBG Belfast, the British Council Collection exhibition at London Whitechapel Gallery. The series was part of a major exhibition of Seawright’s work entitled ‘Anxious Landscape’ here at the Golden Thread Gallery in 2008. This work was purchased for the Golden Thread Gallery Collection thanks to support from the Ampersand Foundation . About the Artist Paul Seawright was born in Belfast 1965 and is currently Professor of Photography and Deputy Vice Chancellor at the University of Ulster. His photographs have been exhibited worldwide and are held many museum collections including The Tate, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, International Centre of Photography New York and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Accessibility The Upper Gallery is accessed via wheelchair accessible lift or by the stairwell. Large print versions of exhibition texts are available. Access videos of the gallery are available on our website here , with BSL and ISL signed versions. Please let us know if you have any questions or additional requirements, we are working hard to make the gallery as accessible as possible for everyone. Golden Thread Gallery is proud to hold an Arts & Disability Access Award 2025 Venue Accreditation. Golden Thread Gallery is supported by:
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Until1 Nov

AND TIME, AGAIN: Video works from Northern Ireland @ Videotage Hong Kong

Golden Thread Gallery · Exhibitions
Opening Reception | 開幕酒會 17:00 | 11.10.2026 (Sun 日) Dates : 10.10.2026 – 31.10.2026 12:00 – 19:00 (Wed to Sun 三至日) Curated by | 策展：Sarah McAvera Participating Artists | 參與藝術家：Lisa Byrne, Ian Charlesworth, Miriam de Búrca, Susan MacWilliam, Moira McIver, Peter Richards Acting as an entryway into the story of Northern Ireland, And Time, Again brings together six artists whose practices engage with Northern Ireland’s complex histories, contested identities, and enduring political legacies. Through personal testimony, archival research, staged enactments, and site-specific documentation, the exhibition moves beyond familiar narratives of the Troubles and post-conflict society and offers more nuanced narratives, creating an essential space for contextually situated discursive reasoning and reflection. Together, the six works reveal the fragility of narratives and the challenges of truly “knowing” a person or a place, particularly a place like Northern Ireland where deep religious and political divides preclude any idea of consensus. 《彼刻重來》匯集六位北愛爾蘭藝術家，透過錄像藝術梳理當地的故事。從個人經歷、檔案研究、事件重演到場域限定的紀實影像，他們的藝術實踐基於北愛爾蘭錯綜複雜的歷史、受質疑的身份和揮之不去的政治影響。展覽闡述主流論述以外的「北愛問題」和衝突以後的社會面貌，並營造一個循脈絡理解的推論與反思空間。六個作品揭示論述的脆弱之處和切實地「認識」一個人、一處地方的難處——尤其在宗教和政治矛盾根深蒂固的北愛爾蘭，任何共識終難達致。 Co-presented by | 合辦：Golden Thread Gallery, Videotage 錄映太奇 Supported by | 資助：
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Until4 Jan

Craft NI Showcase @ RUA 2026

Ulster Museum · South Belfast · Exhibitions
Craft NI are delighted to be invited back for a second year to present a Guest Showcase at RUA’s 145th Annual Exhibition! The Royal Ulster Academy of Arts (RUA) returns to the Ulster Museum this autumn for its 145th Annual Exhibition, bringing together around 350 works by artists from Northern Ireland, across Ireland and further afield. Craft NI will present a guest showcase within the exhibition, bringing together a curated selection of contemporary craft works spanning various disciplines such as ceramics, glass, jewellery, textiles, metalwork and furniture. The showcase brings together works that explore new, contemporary interpretations of the natural colours of the Irish landscape: from bespoke furniture and blown glass to silversmithing, ceramics and handcrafted jewellery, the works sit in conversation with one another, creating a shared canvas of the local landscape and its influence on the makers. Participating designer-makers include Adam Frew, Andrea Spencer, Anima Roos, Anna Smyth, Cara Murphy (RUA Academician), Carla Pennie McBride, Céline Traynor, Joanne Lamb, John Piekaar, Mark Hanvey, Matthew Chambers, Rauni Higson, Sarah Cathers, Scott Benefield, Seliena Coyle and Shauna McCann. The showcase highlights the breadth and vitality of the local craft sector, with an emphasis on the quality, creativity and technical skill evident in the work of NI designer-makers.
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Until7 Dec

The Earth is the First Body Exhibition

Botanic Gardens Palm House · Exhibitions
The Earth is the First Body: an Exhibition by Botanic Gardens Artist-in-Residence Kerrie Hanna The Earth is the First Body is a new exhibition by artist Kerrie Hanna, created during her residency at Botanic Gardens. Using inks, pigments and charcoal made from plants growing in the Gardens, Kerrie has explored the stories, history and living landscape of this unique place. The exhibition looks at the Gardens' past, including the movement of plants around the world during Victorian times, while also highlighting the important work of protecting plants and biodiversity today. Through stained glass and other artworks, The Earth is the First Body invites us to think about our connection to the natural world and our role in caring for it. Join us for the exhibition opening event and be among the first to see the work. The exhibition officially opens to the public on 24 October and runs until 6 December.
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Morning 36

09:00

Pumpkin Patch City Hall

City Hall grounds · Family
Buy tickets for a pumpkin-filled adventure. Children and adults can choose from over 1,000 pumpkins. During the events, there will be ample space and time to pick the perfect pumpkin. Pumpkin Patch tickets There are three types of ticket: child ticket for children aged between two and 18 years old, this ticket includes a pumpkin to take home adult ticket for over 18 years old, this ticket includes a pumpkin to take home general entry ticket to attend the event but doesn't include a pumpkin Admission is free for children under two years old. You can buy tickets on Belfast One (link opens in new window) from Thursday 8 October at 10am.
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09:30

Ulster Hall Tours Sold out

Ulster Hall · Talks & books
Go behind the scenes with an exclusive guided tour of the iconic Ulster Hall in Belfast on 31 October 2026! Don’t miss your chance to experience first-hand a behind-the-scenes exclusive tour of one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic entertainment venues. This unique and exclusive guided tour will bring to life the stories behind this beautiful building which has been the heart of the Belfast’s cultural and political landscape for nearly two centuries. From Rock legends to State visits, political rallies to boxing brilliance, the Ulster Hall has seen it all. It has been the launch point for countless careers in showbusiness and features some of the city’s most ornate frescos and portraits, each with its own unique history. The capacity of our tours are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.
£12.50Tickets & info
10:00

CHAMBER BABIES aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Sat 31 Oct | Sat 12 Dec 10am-10.50am Age: up to 18 months Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep! Dates: Saturday 31 Oct | Saturday 12 Dec Time: 10am-10.50am Age: up to 18 months Cost: £9 (one baby with adult) | Additional Space £6 Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep!
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10:00

Fangtastic Fun

2 Royal Avenue · Family · Games & social · Workshops & classes
Belfast BID One Enjoy a Spooktacular weekend at 2 Royal Avenue filled with Halloween fun and surprises. Take part in pumpkin decorating, monster mask craft workshop, spooky storytelling, facepainting, walkabout characters and a Halloween disco. You might even spot a monster outside... Free. Find out more here
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10:30

Rhythm and Rhyme (Saturday)

Lisburn City Library · Lisburn · Family
Every Saturday from 10:30am - 11:00am Drop in session - no booking required Rhythm and Rhyme is an exciting free programme to introduce children aged 0 - 4 years to the wonder of rhymes, songs and stories in the library. Rhythm and Rhyme is a great opportunity for children to have fun and learn in a relaxed venue while giving parents and carers the chance to socialise. Ask staff for details t: 028 9266 9345 e: lisburncity.library@librariesni.org.uk
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10:30

Spooky Stories and Creations

Suffolk Library · West Belfast · Family
Celebrate Halloween with us at Suffolk Library! Stay for some spooky treats with some lovely stories and create your own puppet to take home - you can make skeletons, witches, vampires and everything in between. There is something for everyone! Booking not required t: 028 9050 9235 e: Suffolk.library@librariesni.org.uk
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11:00

Belfast’s Statues and Sculptures - from Frink to the Big Fish | Walking Tour

Outside the Ulster Museum, in Botanic Gardens (Meeting Point) · Talks & books · Belfast International Arts Festival
A walking tour of some of the best sculptures in Belfast, starting outside the Ulster Museum and ending at the Big Fish on Donegall Quay. These fascinating works of art also provide an intriguing insight into the culture and thinking of the city when they were created. They are in effect, a snapshot of what Belfast thought was important down the ages. Does something that was trendy in the 60s have anything worthwhile to say to us now? Is what was important in 1880 important today? Visit a dozen of the best sculptures of Belfast, then decide which you feel have stood the test of time.
£14Tickets & info
11:00

Build-A-Beast: Halloween Drama Workshop

Ormeau Road Library · Workshops & classes
Join us for a spooktacular Build-A-Beast Drama Workshop! Create your own unique beast using a variety of craft materials. What will your creature eat? Where will it live? What special powers will it have? Come dressed in your favourite Halloween costume and get ready for a fun-filled session of stories, drama and fancy-dress fun! Everyone welcome; Children under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult. t: 028 9050 9228 e: ormeauroad.library@librariesni.org.uk
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11:00

CHAMBER CHERUBS aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Sat 31 Oct | Sat 12 Dec 11am-11.50am Age: 1-3 Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep! For the day that is – dressing up is encouraged! Dates: Saturday 31 Oct* | Saturday 12 Dec Time: 11am-11.50am Age: 1-3 Cost: £9 (one child with adult) | Additional Space £6 Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep! *For the day that is - dressing up is encouraged!
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11:00

Children's Games

Holywood Library · Holywood · Games & social
Come and play some family friendly games. Suitable for children aged 4-9 years; children must be accompanied by an adult. Every Thursday from 5:00pm - 6:00pm. Every Saturday from 11:00am - 1:00pm. Everyone welcome.
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11:00

Cinemagic: Room on the Broom + Halloween Storytelling with the Hallow Queen

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
A kind witch invites a collection of animals to join her on her broom, though her cat thinks it will get too crowded. Her new friends make themselves useful, however, when the witch is threatened by a fearsome dragon. J oin ‘The Hallow Queen’ for spooky Halloween Storytelling - With stories of glorious witches and ghouls! She’s spectacular, tacky and follows no rules. She captivates all, with her tales rather tall , For the Fall festival, she’s the belle of the ball! She has no sense of smell, but knows lots of spells…How? …eh …well…She can’t tell. She’s The Queen of Halloween! Hallow Queen! (Definitely not a Witch!). Total Event Running Time: 1hr Content warning: This film presentation contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy. The 3 7 th Cinemagic Film Festival runs throughout October -November in venues across Belfast, packed with new international films, workshops, education programmes, special events and Q&As to inspire young audiences. Visit cinemagic.org.uk for more details.
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11:00

Monster Mash: Halloween Special

The MAC · City centre · Family
Details Get ready to Monster Mash at the MAC this Halloween! Bring the whole family along for a spooktacular morning packed with fun, creativity and entertainment. Enjoy exciting circus performances, magical storytelling and hands-on Halloween arts and crafts for little monsters of all ages. Children can also get into the Halloween spirit with spooky face painting and plenty of opportunities to make, play and explore. Come dressed up in your favourite Halloween costume and join us for a monstrously good time at the MAC!
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11:00

Storytime

Newtownbreda Library · South Belfast · Family
Every Saturday from 11:00am - 11:30am. Book on the Monday prior to the session. Storytime sessions help children aged 4 - 8 years develop a love of books, improve their listening skills, inspire creativity and feeds their imagination. Join our friendly staff as they read popular books and introduce children to a whole range of different authors.
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11:00

TAKKUUK Sold out

Studio Ulster, 9 Gullivers Drive · Unusual · Belfast International Arts Festival
An extraordinary immersive journey into the Arctic, infrared cinematography and a hypnotic BICEP score, draw audiences into the powerful stories of Indigenous artists navigating a rapidly changing world. TAKKUUK, meaning ‘look closely’ in Inuktitut, was co-created by BICEP, visual artist Zak Norman, filmmaker Charlie Miller, and seven Indigenous collaborators across Greenland and Sápmi, as part of the EarthSonic initiative. Specially built infrared cameras transform familiar Arctic landscapes into something strange and otherworldly, while the featured artists open up about what it means to holdonto language, land and identity when so much conspires against continuity. Through sound, storytelling and performance, they show how culture endures under external pressure, including accelerating climate change. The result is a genuinely collaborative work that sits somewhere between documentary realism and artistic abstraction, giving Indigenous voices the space to speak on their own terms. Presented within the extraordinary surrounds of Studio Ulster, hailed as the world’s most advanced virtual production facility, TAKKUUK brings together cutting-edge technology and Indigenous storytelling in a setting unlike any other. Programmed in partnership with Ulster Museum & Studio Ulster. Contains strobing sequences. 14+. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Contains strobing sequences. Age 14+. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
FreeTickets & info
11:30

Competition Shorts – Programme #1

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film · Belfast Film Festival
Competition Shorts – Programme #1 Dir. Ais Brady, 10mins Alor is young and frustrated, trying to figure out life while awkwardly drifting through parties with a mask covering her face. When she meets the charismatic Timur, the possibility of a life unencumbered by façades and shame changes her perception forever. A sweet and tender drama about embracing the beauty of life in all its forms, even a scarf blowing in the breeze of the night. Dir. Hannah Mamalis, 14 mins Anna’s life is coming to an end. But don’t worry too much, another Anna will replace her. Feeling wistful in her final moments, Anna writes a letter for her successor containing her observations, her advice, her humble pleasures and her guilty pleasures. Director Hannah Mamalis distils the sweet absurdities of modern life into this surreal fable, perhaps you too will learn something along the way. Dir. Will Peppercorn, 11mins A plucky young journalist is looking for a good-news story. Instead he stumbles upon a viciously bitter feud between two neighbouring farmers. Spotting an opportunity, the eternal optimist seeks to bury the hatchet between these rural rivals and return to the newspaper victorious. Michael Smiley and Paddy Jenkins star as the fierce farmers stuck in a hubristic clash of personalities. Dir. Sarah Gordon, 12mins Mary gets accused of being a witch. The rumour spreads like wildfire and she must defend herself against a rabble of restless villagers looking for any excuse to burn something at the stake. This scathing tale of small-town minds meeting the dangerous force of mob mentality is very timely, despite its brilliantly realised period setting.
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11:30

Saturday Storytime

Suffolk Library · West Belfast · Family
Every Saturday from 11:30am. Storytime sessions help children aged 4 - 8 years develop a love of books, improve their listening skills, inspire creativity and feeds their imagination. Join our friendly staff as they read popular books and introduce children to a whole range of different authors.
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12:00

Quiet Hour Lego

Glengormley Library · Newtownabbey · Family
Come along and enjoy a quiet hour Lego with sensory play in mind. Stay for a bit of play and enjoy the sensory equipment available. Socialise with other parents, carers and guardians after and enjoy. Meets the Last Saturday of every month. Booking Essential. t: 028 9083 3797 e: glengormley.library@librariesni.org.uk
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13:00

Haunted Hallowe'en Hunt & Paper Pumpkin Crafting

Belfast Central Library · Family
Create your own Hallowe'en paper pumpkins and take part in our haunted Hallowe'en hunt. Children are welcome to take home their creations. All materials are supplied by the library. Costumes greatly encouraged! Event is suitable from age 4. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Booking not essential. Make sure to check out our other Hallowe'en events this week! t: 028 9050 9150 e: Belfast_Central_Library@librariesni.org.uk
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13:20

Dracula (1958)

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Hammer Films in partnership with Warner Bros resurrects Dracula in a landmark new 4K restoration featuring long-lost footage unseen for over 60 years. Opposite Peter Cushing's fearless Van Helsing, Christopher Lee brought a terrifying physicality and seductive menace to the role that would redefine the Count for generations. When Jonathan Harker arrives at a remote Transylvanian castle, he discovers that his mysterious host, Count Dracula, is a centuries-old vampire who feeds upon the blood of the living. As Dracula's reign of terror spreads across Europe, the determined Professor Van Helsing embarks on a desperate battle to destroy the Prince of Darkness before more innocent lives are claimed. Screenings include cinema exclusive short film (10 mins) exploring the film's restoration, featuring an introduction from John Gore.
12ATickets & info
13:30

BFF: Spider Baby

The Black Box · Main Room · City centre · Film
Spider Baby, otherwise known as The Maddest Story Ever Told, features horror stars Lon Chaney Jr. and Sid Haig in a bizarre cult-classic that twists tales like The Addams Family into depraved directions. In a lonesome dilapidated house, chauffeur Bruno cares for the Merrye children, all affected by a degenerative illness. When money-grubbing relatives visit unannounced to claim the house as their own, the Merrye family take action into their own hands. After the screening, we will be joined by Disability Action Research Kollective member Aaliyah Bates and artist and disability activist Deirdre McKenna for a panel discussion exploring how horror can act as reflection of social fears, or as a site of reclamation. This film features negative caricatures of people with disabilities and ableist behaviour.
£6Tickets & info
13:30

Spider Baby & Post Screening Discussion

The Black Box · City centre · Film · Belfast Film Festival
Spider Baby, otherwise known as The Maddest Story Ever Told, features horror stars Lon Chaney Jr. and Sid Haig in a bizarre cult-classic that twists tales like The Addams Family into depraved directions. In a lonesome dilapidated house, chauffeur Bruno cares for the Merrye children, all affected by a degenerative illness. When money-grubbing relatives visit unannounced to claim the house as their own, the Merrye family take action into their own hands. After the screening, we will be joined by Disability Action Research Kollective member Aaliyah Bates and artist and disability activist Deirdre McKenna for a panel discussion exploring how horror can act as reflection of social fears, or as a site of reclamation. Please note this film features negative caricatures of people with disabilities and ableist behaviour. This screening is a Relaxed (RS) event with subtitles for d/Deaf and hard of hearing (SDH). There will be BSL signing for the panel discussion.
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14:00

Belfast’s Statues and Sculptures - from Frink to the Big Fish | Walking Tour

Outside the Ulster Museum, in Botanic Gardens (Meeting Point) · Talks & books · Belfast International Arts Festival
A walking tour of some of the best sculptures in Belfast, starting outside the Ulster Museum and ending at the Big Fish on Donegall Quay. These fascinating works of art also provide an intriguing insight into the culture and thinking of the city when they were created. They are in effect, a snapshot of what Belfast thought was important down the ages. Does something that was trendy in the 60s have anything worthwhile to say to us now? Is what was important in 1880 important today? Visit a dozen of the best sculptures of Belfast, then decide which you feel have stood the test of time.
£14Tickets & info
14:00

Eoin McNamee

The MAC · The Studio · City centre · Talks & books
Details Eoin McNamee presents his new short story collection, The Comets . The Comets is a richly textured collection of stories, set in Ireland and Northern Ireland, that explore working-class lives teetering on the borderlands between violence and love. McNamee tells these haunted stories with precision and care, cementing again his position as one of the most loved literary stylists of contemporary Irish writing. The author of eight novels including Resurrection Man and The Bureau , McNamee has been nominated for theMan Booker Prize, and has won the Kerry Fiction Prize and the CWA Steel Dagger. Liam McIllvaney said of McNamee's prose that it has the 'cadenced majesty of McCarthy or DeLillo, but the vision it enacts is all his own.' Most recently, Eoin was part of the writers room for Netflix’s Vikings Valhalla series. Programmed as part of the Belfast International Arts Festival.
£7.50–9.50Tickets & info
14:00

Lego Club

Belfast Central Library · Family
Every Saturday from 2:00pm - 4:00pm. Booking not required. Come along to have Lego building fun. Fun and creative ideas for things to make and build Lego. Duplo is available for younger children.
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14:00

ROCK’N QUO – a tribute to Status Quo

The Deer's Head · City centre · Music
Get ready to rock the afternoon away at The Deer’s Head on October 31, 2026 at 2:00 PM (BST) ! This debut gig promises a fantastic tribute to Status Quo, with the added bonus of support from the equally fantastic Chris Taplin Band . Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking for a great time, this event will have you tapping your feet and singing along. Don’t miss out on an afternoon of classic rock vibes and fresh talent all under one roof!
£15Tickets & info
14:30

Competition Shorts – Programme #3

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film · Belfast Film Festival
Competition Shorts – Programme #3 Dir. Alan Hopkins, 16mins An injured teenager arrives at the door of a nurse and her boyfriend. While she tends to his wounds, her boyfriend becomes inundated with messages and tweets and stories and videos of hate and conspiracy and violence. According to his algorithm, this boy is the reason for it all, and mobs begin appearing at their front door. This timely drama has its finger on the pulse of our hate-inflicted age of paranoia, striking right at the pit of the stomach. Dir. Roisin Agnew, 8mins The subversive history of bogs in Ireland becomes a call to action, as the poisonous spread of data centres across the island is considered and resisted. Blending archive footage with 3D visuals, the film brilliantly reveals how the tendrils of colonialism have bled their way into the building blocks of capitalism forecasting a bleak future, one ruled over by parasitic machines hellbent on draining the environment/the culture/the world of energy & ideas. Dir. Liadán Roche, 16mins As Dublin cannibalises itself out to private interests and shady corporations, two trans lovers find an unexpected solution to the Irish housing crisis. It may not be permanent, but it’ll do for the night. Sexy and surreal, the film dives into the phantasmagoric unknown of mystic ‘third spaces’ and the innate horror of trying to live in a city that doesn’t care about you. Dir. Conor Kehelly, 9mins You go for a simple pint, sipping down that sweet nectar, when a peevish punter takes issue with the cut of your jib. From the perspective of a pint glass, a minor argument becomes a cosmic destruction of the self and a reckoning with the towering figure of the ‘old Irish fella’ in Irish culture. Where some people find Jesus at the bottom of a bottle, Kehelly discovers richly comic yet poignant material, rendering his findings through a beautifully anarchic animation style.
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15:30

Wicker

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s wonderfully eccentric fable is, at its core, a gentle love story starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård and Peter Dinklage. On the outskirts of a village by the sea, lives a Fisherwoman; smelly, single and perpetually ridiculed. One day, fed up with her stuffy, small-minded neighbours, she commissions herself a husband to be made from wicker. In an otherwise conservative town, this unconventional romance sparks outrage, jealousy and chaos.
15Tickets & info
16:00

Bel Trew: From the Front Lines

The MAC · The Studio · City centre · Talks & books
Details Bel Trew is The Independent's multi award-winning Chief International Correspondent, documentary filmmaker, commentator and photographer. Born and raised in the Gulf and Eastern Europe, Bel has covered some of the biggest conflicts and crises of our time since the start of the Arab Spring in 2011. She is a documentary filmmaker, specialising in uncovering evidence of international law violations and the plight of civilians, making films that range from the disappeared in Ukraine war to the deadly impact of unprecedented aid cuts in sub-Saharan Africa. Bel was named Foreign Reporter of the Year at the UK Press Awards and also won the Marie Colvin Award. She has lived across the world from Cairo to Berlin. Her forthcoming book focuses on reframing war reporting by telling the stories of crises and conflict through the eyes and experiences of the extraordinary ordinary people forced to endure it. Age Guidance: 14+ Programmed as part of the Belfast International Arts Festival.
£7.50–9.5014+Tickets & info

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17:00

Dia de los Muertos

Various streets in Cathedral Quarter · Family
Experience a vibrant Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) event with giant characters, stilt walkers, a sugar skull float and some surprises. The event will feature: live music dancers drummers fire performers, and colourful street entertainment. Performances will take place across Hill Street, Commercial Court, Cotton Court and St Anne's Square. The skull procession starts in Hill Street at 7pm. To read event information, go to Día de los Muertos (link opens in new window). This free event is presented by ArtsEkta and Cathedral Quarter BID.
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18:00

Cinemagic: Mark Kermode Film Night: Jason and the Argonauts

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Mark Kermode returns to Cinemagic for an ‘Epic Adventure Special’ of his iconic Belfast Film Night, setting sail into his 2026 festival pick, Jason and the Argonauts . Join Mark as he charts a course through legendary thoughts on this year’s film releases before opening the floor for heroic audience questions. And as it’s Halloween, fancy dress is welcome. Why not come as your favourite mythological hero or creature? Mark will be in joined in conversation with Brian Henry Martin. Jason and the Argonauts hero Jason (Todd Armstrong) embarks on a quest aboard the Argo to retrieve the legendary Golden Fleece and reclaim his rightful throne. Facing treacherous seas, terrifying monsters, a bronze giant, and a skeleton army, Jason and his brave crew must overcome mythological perils though courage and the favour of the gods. Event Age Recommendation: 15+ Total Event Running Time: 3hrs Content warning: This film presentation contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy. The 3 7 th Cinemagic Film Festival runs throughout October -November in venues across Belfast, packed with new international films, workshops, education programmes, special events and Q&As to inspire young audiences. Visit cinemagic.org.uk for more details.
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18:10

Scream

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Back at QFT for its 30th anniversary, Scream is legendary director Wes Craven's funny, clever and scary meta-horror classic. In the small American town of Woodsboro, a psychotic murderer with a love of horror flicks murders teenager Casey Becker (Drew Barrymore). The killer then begins terrorising Casey's classmate, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), whose mother was murdered a year earlier. As the body count begins to rise, Sidney and her friends find themselves contemplating the "rules" of horror films in order to survive. "Remains super smart and scary 30 years on" - Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
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18:30Doors

Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour - 25 Years Of Hits

The O2 Belfast · Music
IT'S NEARLY TIME! Doors open: 6:30PM Special guests: Ana Sky For ease of entry: We advise customers with floor tickets to enter via The O2 Pavilion ground floor entrance opposite Hollywood Bowl, and tickets for Doors 3-24 to enter via the main front doors of The O2 Belfast Arena. VIP package holders should enter via the first door on the left hand side of the main entrance to The O2 Belfast. All times are approximate and subject to change. PLAN YOUR NIGHT Food & Drink As soon as the doors open at The O2 Belfast, you’ll find a variety of food and drink options ready to go. From great-value meal deals to quick service and plenty of choices, we've got something for every taste. Check out our options here . Traffic & Parking Traffic around the venue and Odyssey car parks is expected to be busy. Check out live traffic and roadworks updates via TrafficWatchNI here . The O2 Belfast car park is now operating a ticketless parking system. For all information and FAQs ahead of your visit, please click here . Lounge Upgrades Elevate your evening in our Rewards Lounge. Check out what's included and eligibility criteria here . Heineken® Lounge Menu If you have purchased tickets to the Heineken Lounge for this event, please find the set menu for the evening here. Westlife return for SEVEN special shows at The O2 Belfast on 27-31 October 2026 and 5-6 November 2026 , as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. These new dates extend Westlife’s record for the most shows ever performed at the The O2 Belfast, a historic milestone that no other artist has come close to matching. The global pop kings will perform their greatest hits, including “Swear It Again,” “Flying Without Wings,” and “You Raise Me Up,” alongside fan favourites from across their catalogue. Fans can expect a euphoric, hit-packed set spanning the band’s remarkable career. Shane, Nicky, and Kian of Westlife said: “ Belfast has always held a special place in our hearts. The crowds here are unbelievable, the atmosphere is like nowhere else in the world. To be returning for our 25th anniversary and to extend our record-breaking run at the The O2 Belfast is an amazing feeling. We can’t wait to see everyone again next October. ” Over the last 25 years, Westlife have become one of the most successful pop groups of all time. Their music has been streamed over 3 billion times globally; they’ve achieved 36 No.1 albums worldwide, 14 UK No.1 singles (ranking only behind Elvis Presley and The Beatles), sold over 55 million records, surpassed 1 billion YouTube views, and sold more than 6 million concert tickets around the world. The Wild Dreams Tour sold over 1.2 million tickets alone.The band have performed over 200 shows since their reunion in 2019 across 30 countries. Westlife remain the UK & Ireland’s top-selling album group of the 21st century.
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19:30

Gary Meikle: Yer Maw

Ulster Hall · Comedy
Gary Meikle: Yer Maw returns to the stage with another new show which has quickly become the yearly norm for him now, coming to Ulster Hall on 31 October 2026! Hi guys it’s me, Gary. These blurbs do my head in if I’m honest, each year I need to sit and write one out before I even know what stories I’m gonna share, well I mean I don’t have to write one I could pay something else to do it but f*** that they’d just write some mundane vague crap which I can clearly do myself. At least this way you know I've written it personally. So what's the new show about? Again, I don’t yet, but it will contain at least one ‘yer maw’ Joke, what I do know is that it’ll be another brand new 80-90 minutes of stories, opinions and observations about me and my family as well as you all its always about people and the mad shit we do, sometimes animals but more often than not it's about people and the stupid scenarios we end up in. I wonder if that's now enough wordage to cover the minimum blurb requirement? I guess we'll see, and I’ll see you all soon maybe - oh, one last thing, my show isn’t suitable for small people, some of it might be about them, in fact it definitely will but, yeah they ain’t getting in :)
£30.25Tickets & info
19:30

Memento Mori, Sarah Richmond & Ian Tindale | Northern Lights Mini-Fest

Harty Room, Music Building, Queen's University Belfast · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
Join mezzo-soprano Sarah Richmond and pianist Ian Tindale on Halloween night for a recital of haunting songs, wandering souls and dances with death. From Barber’s The Monk and His Cat and Britten’s A Charm of Lullabies to Schubert’s Death and the Maiden and Mahler’s Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen, this evocative programme explores memory, longing and the supernatural. Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre and Strauss’s Allerseelen complete an evening that is playful, mysterious and deeply moving. Age 8 Yrs+ Age 8 Yrs +
£5–20Tickets & info
20:00

Murder at The Harrison

The Harrison · Theatre & dance
Cereal Box Productions presents "Murder at the Harrison", an immersive performance. Join us in the decadent surroundings of the Harrison Hotel for an evening's sleuthing! Set in the 1920's (dressing up is encouraged!), the performers in this part scripted- part improvised immersive performance leads you through a series of opulent settings and puts your "little grey cells" to the test. The performances start at 8pm with two intervals to allow time for ordering a range of drinks at the bar and working out "whodunnit". The show will conclude at approximately 10pm. Please note that this is a promenade style performance and includes walking/standing, please get in touch if you have any concerns about accessibility. Bar snacks and drinks available at the venue.
£28Tickets & info
20:30

Wicker

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s wonderfully eccentric fable is, at its core, a gentle love story starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård and Peter Dinklage. On the outskirts of a village by the sea, lives a Fisherwoman; smelly, single and perpetually ridiculed. One day, fed up with her stuffy, small-minded neighbours, she commissions herself a husband to be made from wicker. In an otherwise conservative town, this unconventional romance sparks outrage, jealousy and chaos.
15Tickets & info
21:00

BLACK PARADE HALLOWEEN PARTY 00’s EMO ANTHEMS HALLOWEEN PARTY

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Clubbing
THIS IS HALLOWEEN We’re throwing a huge emo Halloween party on Saturday 31st October. We’ve had some massive nights for Halloween and some amazing costumes! Get your tickets early for this Tickets on sale now! Starting at £8 Early Bird advance. The UK’s biggest emo night! Expect to hear massive emo party anthems from My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Linkin Park, Paramore, Blink-182, Taking Back Sunday, Panic! At The Disco, All American Rejects, Bring Me The Horizon, You Me At Six, Enter Shikari and loads more.
£8Tickets & info
21:30

Ken Russell's The Devils

Queen's Film Theatre · South Belfast · Film
Censored for more than half a century, Ken Russell’s visionary masterpiece returns to the big screen fully restored in 4K and cut to Russell’s direction - the first publicly released version of the film as intended by the filmmaker. An enduring masterpiece of cinema starring Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave, Ken Russell’s The Devils is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption, and a defining work of art from a seminal filmmaker. Inspired by the true story of 17th-century priest Urbain Grandier, accused of bewitching a convent of nuns, the film lays bare the collusion of church and state through a searing vision of religious persecution, collective hysteria and institutional corruption. Unveiled at the 79th Cannes Film Festival, the definitive version arrives 55 years after the film’s original release. In addition to powerhouse performances from Reed and Redgrave, Ken Russell’s The Devils showcases the stunning work of artists at the peak of their craft. The 8.45pm screening on Fri 30 Oct will include an in-person introduction by Mark Kermode. Warning: The linked trailer contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
18Tickets & info
22:00

STEREO SESSIONS HALLOWEEN SCREAM - DRESS UP, GET DOWN!

Thompsons Garage · Clubbing
STEREO SESSIONS HALLOWEEN SCREAM Haunted House Music sets the soundtrack for our Halloween special at Thompsons! Fancy Dress is throughly encouraged and cash prizes are on offer for best Fancy dress .... Dress Up, Get Down! SATURDAY 31 OCT : THOMPSONS 🍾 Earlybird Table Packages Available 🍹 Earlybird Drinks Promos On Offer #ThompsonsGarage #Belfast #Nightclub #HouseMusic #DJ #Clubbing #Saturday
Free18+Tickets & info

Ongoing 11

Until1 Dec

‘Art of the Possible’

Ulster Museum · South Belfast · Exhibitions
Over the past decade, the Ulster Museum has collected a significant number of important artworks from around the world—many of which have never been seen by the public until now. Art of the Possible features over 40 artworks made from glass, ceramics, silver, metalwork, jewellery, and wood. These works were created by some of the most talented and important artists and designers working in these materials today.
FreeTickets & info
Until1 Nov

A Thirst for Silver exhibition

Craft NI Gallery · Exhibitions
Visit an exhibition of original works by 50 silversmiths. The exhibition is a focus on the silver beaker. Each maker has interpreted it in a distinctive way, from traditional techniques and meticulous craftsmanship to contemporary experimentation and individual artistic expression. Among the exhibitors are five local silversmiths: Cara Murphy Stuart Cairns Samantha Moore Claire Mooney, and Michael McCrory. The exhibition is free and launches during Late Night Art . For more information on Craft NI exhibitions, go to Craft NI (link opens in new window).
FreeTickets & info
Until1 Nov

NEW WORK John Carson

Golden Thread Gallery · Exhibitions · Belfast International Arts Festival
Launch : Saturday 12th September 1pm-3pm Dates : 12th September – 31st October 2026 Gallery : Lower Gallery In September 2026, Golden Thread Gallery will present NEW WORK, a major new exhibition by internationally acclaimed multidisciplinary artist John Carson. Originally from Northern Ireland and now based in Pittsburgh, USA, Carson’s practice spans film, sound, installation and public art. Combining humour, research and personal narrative, his work explores themes of history, identity, place and belonging. The exhibition brings together three new film projects that examine cultural connections between Ireland and the United States through Carson’s distinctive blend of storytelling, historical inquiry and wit. John Carson’s exhibition is supported by Culture Ireland’s Shared Island Touring Production and Platforms Fund and through partnership between Askeaton Contemporary Arts (Limerick), Golden Thread Gallery and the Border Biennale (Cavan). Carson Street is a 19-minute ‘mockumentary’ exploring how Carson Street in Pittsburgh got its name. Carson’s video invites you to join him in searching for the story behind the naming of Carson Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Carson’s inquiries find him engaging in kerbside conversations, visiting local residents and businesses, exploring historical archives, consulting experts, and eventually heading for Philadelphia to pursue a promising lead. Pittsburg Street . Originally from Belfast, Carson has lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for 20 years and was intrigued to recently discover that there is a Pittsburg Street in Belfast. This short video sets out to search for Pittsburg Street and to examine its history and character. Same But Different examines shared cross-border musical traditions via filmed performances of 3 tunes by 3 musicians from Cavan, and 3 musicians from Fermanagh on flute, tin whistle, fiddle, guitar, accordion and bagpipes. Sub-titles reveal alternative lyrics to each tune and indicate different affiliations. The intention is not to reinforce the notion of two separate cultures, but rather to highlight commonalities within and across Ireland’s ‘two cultures’ as evidenced in shared musical references. “John Carson is a Pittsburgh-based Northern Irish artist, who over five decades has investigated and found new ways of understanding Irish identity. Through video, installation and exhibitions since the 1970s, seen throughout the world, his enthusiastic endeavours have continually made a socially orientated art – one encompassing strains of conceptual art, the immersive role of popular culture, and a form of storytelling peppered with insightful wit and humour.” Sean Lynch, Askeaton Contemporary Arts About the Artist John Carson is an artist whose practice incorporates performance, sound, film, installation, sculpture, drawing, photography and public art. As both an artist and curator, he has been involved in numerous context-based and socially engaged projects. Carson’s work has been exhibited internationally at venues including The Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin; the ICA, London; CCA, Glasgow; IKON Gallery, Birmingham; Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Australia; the Aine Art Museum, Finland; PS1, New York; New Langton Arts, San Francisco; and The Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh. Accessibility The Lower Gallery is accessed via the ground floor, which is step-free. Large print versions of exhibition texts are available. Access videos of the gallery are available on our website here , with BSL and ISL signed versions. Please let us know if you have any questions or additional requirements, we are working hard to make the gallery as accessible as possible for everyone. Golden Thread Gallery is proud to hold an Arts & Disability Access Award 2025 Venue Accreditation. Golden Thread Gallery is supported by: Exhibition is supported by: Culture Ireland’s Shared Island Touring Production and Platforms Fund and through partnership between Askeaton Contemporary Arts (Limerick), Golden Thread Gallery and the Border Biennale (Cavan).
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Until1 Nov

SECTARIAN MURDER SERIES Paul Seawright

Golden Thread Gallery · Exhibitions · Belfast International Arts Festival
Launch : Saturday 12th September 1pm-3pm Dates : 12th September – 31st October 2026 Gallery : Upper Gallery The exhibition presents Paul Seawright’s iconic Sectarian Murder series, which revisits sites of sectarian killings in Belfast through understated photographs and edited newspaper reports, exploring the enduring legacy of violence, memory, and identity during the Troubles. Seawright revisited and photographed the sites of Sectarian attacks during the 1970’s close to where the artist grew up in Belfast. The texts accompanying each photograph are from newspaper reports at the time and document the murders of innocent civilians, killed for their perceived religion. Reference to Protestant or Catholic background was removed from the text. Seawright is best known for his alternative visual analysis of locations and subjects dominated by mainstream media. His photographs are devoid of obvious drama but loaded with implicit tension. In 2002 he was commissioned by the Imperial War Museum London to respond to the war in Afghanistan and his photographs of battle-sites and minefields have subsequently been exhibited worldwide. The iconic Sectarian Murder series is one of his earlier works, and has been exhibited in more than 20 countries, including at Tate Britain, Planet Parr in Munich and Paris, The Troubles Archive OBG Belfast, the British Council Collection exhibition at London Whitechapel Gallery. The series was part of a major exhibition of Seawright’s work entitled ‘Anxious Landscape’ here at the Golden Thread Gallery in 2008. This work was purchased for the Golden Thread Gallery Collection thanks to support from the Ampersand Foundation . About the Artist Paul Seawright was born in Belfast 1965 and is currently Professor of Photography and Deputy Vice Chancellor at the University of Ulster. His photographs have been exhibited worldwide and are held many museum collections including The Tate, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, International Centre of Photography New York and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Accessibility The Upper Gallery is accessed via wheelchair accessible lift or by the stairwell. Large print versions of exhibition texts are available. Access videos of the gallery are available on our website here , with BSL and ISL signed versions. Please let us know if you have any questions or additional requirements, we are working hard to make the gallery as accessible as possible for everyone. Golden Thread Gallery is proud to hold an Arts & Disability Access Award 2025 Venue Accreditation. Golden Thread Gallery is supported by:
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Until1 Nov

AND TIME, AGAIN: Video works from Northern Ireland @ Videotage Hong Kong

Golden Thread Gallery · Exhibitions
Opening Reception | 開幕酒會 17:00 | 11.10.2026 (Sun 日) Dates : 10.10.2026 – 31.10.2026 12:00 – 19:00 (Wed to Sun 三至日) Curated by | 策展：Sarah McAvera Participating Artists | 參與藝術家：Lisa Byrne, Ian Charlesworth, Miriam de Búrca, Susan MacWilliam, Moira McIver, Peter Richards Acting as an entryway into the story of Northern Ireland, And Time, Again brings together six artists whose practices engage with Northern Ireland’s complex histories, contested identities, and enduring political legacies. Through personal testimony, archival research, staged enactments, and site-specific documentation, the exhibition moves beyond familiar narratives of the Troubles and post-conflict society and offers more nuanced narratives, creating an essential space for contextually situated discursive reasoning and reflection. Together, the six works reveal the fragility of narratives and the challenges of truly “knowing” a person or a place, particularly a place like Northern Ireland where deep religious and political divides preclude any idea of consensus. 《彼刻重來》匯集六位北愛爾蘭藝術家，透過錄像藝術梳理當地的故事。從個人經歷、檔案研究、事件重演到場域限定的紀實影像，他們的藝術實踐基於北愛爾蘭錯綜複雜的歷史、受質疑的身份和揮之不去的政治影響。展覽闡述主流論述以外的「北愛問題」和衝突以後的社會面貌，並營造一個循脈絡理解的推論與反思空間。六個作品揭示論述的脆弱之處和切實地「認識」一個人、一處地方的難處——尤其在宗教和政治矛盾根深蒂固的北愛爾蘭，任何共識終難達致。 Co-presented by | 合辦：Golden Thread Gallery, Videotage 錄映太奇 Supported by | 資助：
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Until4 Jan

Craft NI Showcase @ RUA 2026

Ulster Museum · South Belfast · Exhibitions
Craft NI are delighted to be invited back for a second year to present a Guest Showcase at RUA’s 145th Annual Exhibition! The Royal Ulster Academy of Arts (RUA) returns to the Ulster Museum this autumn for its 145th Annual Exhibition, bringing together around 350 works by artists from Northern Ireland, across Ireland and further afield. Craft NI will present a guest showcase within the exhibition, bringing together a curated selection of contemporary craft works spanning various disciplines such as ceramics, glass, jewellery, textiles, metalwork and furniture. The showcase brings together works that explore new, contemporary interpretations of the natural colours of the Irish landscape: from bespoke furniture and blown glass to silversmithing, ceramics and handcrafted jewellery, the works sit in conversation with one another, creating a shared canvas of the local landscape and its influence on the makers. Participating designer-makers include Adam Frew, Andrea Spencer, Anima Roos, Anna Smyth, Cara Murphy (RUA Academician), Carla Pennie McBride, Céline Traynor, Joanne Lamb, John Piekaar, Mark Hanvey, Matthew Chambers, Rauni Higson, Sarah Cathers, Scott Benefield, Seliena Coyle and Shauna McCann. The showcase highlights the breadth and vitality of the local craft sector, with an emphasis on the quality, creativity and technical skill evident in the work of NI designer-makers.
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Until7 Dec

The Earth is the First Body Exhibition

Botanic Gardens Palm House · Exhibitions
The Earth is the First Body: an Exhibition by Botanic Gardens Artist-in-Residence Kerrie Hanna The Earth is the First Body is a new exhibition by artist Kerrie Hanna, created during her residency at Botanic Gardens. Using inks, pigments and charcoal made from plants growing in the Gardens, Kerrie has explored the stories, history and living landscape of this unique place. The exhibition looks at the Gardens' past, including the movement of plants around the world during Victorian times, while also highlighting the important work of protecting plants and biodiversity today. Through stained glass and other artworks, The Earth is the First Body invites us to think about our connection to the natural world and our role in caring for it. Join us for the exhibition opening event and be among the first to see the work. The exhibition officially opens to the public on 24 October and runs until 6 December.
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