17:00
Prof Luke Moffett launches *Algorithms of War*, examining civilian harm and accountability in AI-driven warfare.
17:00
Join us for a very special F1 themed night. With music, prizes and surprises. BYOB!
17:00
Paint your very own personalised pottery piece in Belfast city centre. No experience necessary! BYOB!
17:00
A traditional Irish music session: musicians gather to play tunes together, rather than a billed performance. Listeners are welcome.
17:30
“Food Loves Design” aims to highlight the role of design in the food and hospitality sectors.
From illustration and branding to interiors and experiences, Food Loves Design celebrates the role of design in shaping how we experience food and hospitality. This event series invites the wider public to explore the creativity, ideas and thinking behind the places, brands and experiences we love, in a way that is joyful, accessible and interactive.
Our second event takes place on Tuesday 17th November , bringing together FADA Studio , Maven and Nine Squared for an insight into the world of interior design. Discover how the three came together to bring Nine Squared to life, from the initial ideas and creative vision through to the design and delivery of the space. Hear about the collaborative process, the thinking behind the interiors and how thoughtful design can shape the way we experience a place.
Tickets are £20 including refreshments & snacks with a limited number of free tickets available to those on low income.
Accessibility: Ninesquared Coffee is based in a ground floor unit with street access. The venue is easily reachable by buses due to its proximity to Belfast City Hall with off-street parking (including limited disabled access spaces) and car parks available nearby including CastleCourt and Euro CarParks.
About FADA Studio
FADA is a multifaceted design studio; an open, empathetic environment where creative conversation can thrive and flourish, where concepts are nurtured, contorted and tested before taking on their final form. We are considered in our approach, producing work that instils an appreciation for craft and precedent.Derived from the Irish language, FADA is an acronym for ‘faoi aon díon amháin’ translating as, ‘under one roof.’ In this space, under one roof, we thrive on the cross-pollination of ideas, people and place, resulting in the creation of meaningful timeless spaces, furniture, objects and forms. Founder and Architectural Designer, Aoife Mulvenna, is a collaborative creative with a passion for emotional place making and an eye for detail. She is driven by a genuine desire to understand her clients on a deeper level, crafting beautiful spaces that feel authentic and brand specific.
fadastudio.co
About Maven
Maven is an award-winning, independent furniture and homeware store located in a stunning former bank building on Belfast’s bustling Lisburn Road. Celebrating its 13th birthday this Autumn, Maven brings together the very best of international design, as well as smaller designer makers, resulting in a design destination that has customers travelling from across the island of Ireland.
As well as a bricks and mortar shop, Maven customers can also shop online. The team has a dedicated contracts division, working alongside architects, designers and contractors, as well as personal shopping and design services for residential customers.
wearemaven.co.uk
Food Loves Design is part of our “Design After Dark” series in collaboration with Blick Shared Studios and supported by Belfast City Council.
18:00
Dr Neil Galway (Planning @ QUB) speaks to CCEA GCE Geography Specification Unit AS 2 (2c) Urban Challenges, with reference to Belfast.
18:00
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.
18:15
Robert Pattinson continues his run of astonishing 2026 performances as he portrays the To Catch a Predator presenter Chris Hansen in this vivid and propulsive drama. It’s 2006 and despite its unconventional methods, To Catch a Predator is a US TV hit. When executives decide to move the show to a primetime slot, Hansen and his production team must up the ante to keep their audience, no matter the cost.
Merritt Wever and Skyler Gisondo also impress in this absorbing narrative feature debut from documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim ( You Can See Everything ).
18:30
As Belfast expanded westward a Presbyterian congregation was established in the Falls district, becoming known as Albert street Presbyterian Church. It served the area until 1971 when circumstances led to it’s closure. This exhibition and the talk which accompanies it will tell the story of the congregation’s commitment to the area for over a century and illustrates how An Tionólann, re-engages with West Belfast as a direct link to what is for many a forgotten history.
With an introduction from local historian Tom Hartley. Everyone is Welcome! Tuesday 17 November 6:30pm -7:30pm Booking is essential t: 028 9050 9212 e: fallsroad.library@librariesni.org.uk
18:30
Join us for an insightful talk exploring the devastating impact of four Luftwaffe air raids carried out on Northern Ireland in Spring 1941. The talk, delivered by Mark Wigton, Outreach Officer at the Northern Ireland War Memorial, will highlight why Belfast in particular was targeted and will feature first hand accounts describing four nights that would change the face of the city forever.
Refreshments will be provided. Lisburn Library is an accessible building with parking nearby. Booking Essential t: 028 9266 9345 e: lisburncity.library@librariesni.org.uk
19:00
Join author Malcolm Guite for the Belfast launch of his new book The Coming of Arthur.
19:00
A traditional Irish music session: musicians gather to play tunes together, rather than a billed performance. Listeners are welcome.
19:00
A traditional Irish music session for pipers, with uilleann pipes to the fore. Listeners are welcome.
19:30
Sam McVea. This will be a Doctor Who themed comedy with support from Bunny Martinez and Pete giffen at the sunflower bar Belfast
19:30
Why is vitamin D so important for our health, and how much do we really know about the so-called sunshine vitamin? From sunlight and nutrition to immunity, inflammation and common diseases, join Dr Kazi Lutfar Rahman for an engaging journey into the fascinating science of vitamin D.
Drawing on his PhD research at Ulster University, Kazi will explore the relationship between vitamin D and psoriasis, an inflammatory skin condition, and investigate why people may respond differently to modern biologic treatments. He will also introduce the intriguing roles of genetics and epigenetics, discuss practical ways to maintain healthy vitamin D levels, and separate scientific evidence from common myths.’
Can vitamin D help protect us from disease? Is sunlight alone enough in Northern Ireland? And could understanding our genes help explain differences in health and treatment responses? Join this informal Science Café to explore these questions, discover the evidence and take part in the conversation.
No scientific background is needed, just curiosity!
Dr Kazi Lutfar Rahman is a biomedical scientist and PhD graduate from Ulster University, with a background in medicine, physiology and biomedical research. With experience in medical education and biomedical research, Kazi is passionate about making complex scientific concepts accessible to the public and encouraging meaningful conversations about health, disease and emerging research.
This event is 18+
19:30
Out of Ideas Comedy Club brings Aaron Butler, Dave Elliott, and more together for a night of laughs.
19:30
Weekly class, every Tuesday 7.30pm – 9pm
£6 admission/£3 for students and volunteers
Ever thought of learning Set Dancing? Well, why not join us every Tuesday for a great oul evenings craic with one of Irelands leading Set Dancing Teachers, and everyone is welcome
Ronán Eastwood has taught Set Dancing & Ceili Dancing for over 30 years and has taught at festivals, workshops & Fleadhs all over Ireland, England, Europe, USA & Australia.
Most importantly it doesn't matter if you haven't danced before; full instruction & guidance will be given before each figure of each dance, it will then be demonstrated, and there are plenty of people in the class who have danced before and will be able to help.
· No experience necessary & no partner needed.
· We will cover basic steps & movements and teach set dances from all over Ireland.
· Expert tuition on hand to help you learn at a very leisurely & relaxed pace.
Definitely good to wear loose fitting closing, flat shoes if possible and remember to bring a bottle of water.
It's great craic & a fantastic way to keep fit!
19:30
The Simon & Garfunkel Story (2026) Maple Tree Entertainment
20:00
20:00
A traditional Irish music session played at a gentler pace, for learners and people building up their tunes. Listeners are welcome.
20:30
This searching, Palme d’Or-winning moral dilemma pits preaching conservative Christian parents against a holier-than-thou liberal system. An evangelical family move to a small Norwegian town. Their seemingly placid adjustment is shattered when suspicions around their children’s wellbeing place the parents under severe scrutiny.
Cristian Mungiu ( 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days ) masterfully crafts an ambivalent social drama that raises fundamental questions and avoids easy answers, asking us to ponder how unbiased our own sense of empathy is.
20:30
Spice up your Tuesday nights with Salsa Social at Revolución de Cuba Belfast! Latin rhythms, good vibes and plenty of dancing await.
21:00
Belfast's famous comedy night. Every Tuesday night presenting top quality acts from across Ireland, UK and the international comedy circuit. £12/£10 Free pint of Harp on entry for first 50 in Doors open at 19:30 Show starts at 21:00 approx Show finishes at 22:45 approx
21:30
A traditional Irish music session: musicians gather to play tunes together, rather than a billed performance. Listeners are welcome.
21:30
A traditional Irish music session: musicians gather to play tunes together, rather than a billed performance. Listeners are welcome.
22:00
We are officially kicking off Student Christmas with a very special County Holylands headlined by our own Micky Quinn. Micky has curated some of his favourite acts to join on this special event.
22:00
The Hatfield House Student Xmas Eve Party!! 🎅🎄❄️ The Dusty Windowsills with DJ Shane Pearce (Juice Radio) ITS CHRISTMAS EVE AND WE ARE GONNA PARTY! ⛄⭐🎁