Belfast International Arts Festival
The 61st Festival returns 12 October – 5 November 2023 with a new season of contemporary arts and culture in over 30 venues across the city and featuring the very best international and homegrown artists in theatre, dance, music, visual arts, literature and film. When: 12 Oct - 5 Nov Where:
Pumpkin Days at Laganvale Farm
Laganvale Farm 55a Sandy Lane, LisburnThe popular pumpkin picking event is back again! You'll arrive at the farm and start your visit with the pumpkin picking activity - choose from our wide variety of colours and sizes before scooping out the insides, drawing on your designs and letting our friendly team of carvers finish the
Playful Museum
NI War Memorial 21 Talbot St, BelfastProud to be a Playful Museum, NI War Memorial museum offer fun and engaging learning experiences for under 5's. Have fun and learn about rationing and wartime farming with Jeannie the Hen through storytelling, music, and movement. The museum's Early Years resources have been created for children aged 2-5 and
‘Guess How Much I Love You’ Public Art and Literature Trail
Lisburn Museum Market Square, LisburnThe heart-warming story went on to sell more than 55 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 57 languages. The new Guess How Much I Love You Public Art and Literature Trail is free for the public to enjoy. It can be accessed via a digital App or followed on a map collected from
Time is Running Out
W5, Belfast BelfastThis temporary exhibition from Institution of Civil Engineers explores the future of infrastructure, focusing on how civil engineers can find sustainable solutions in sectors such as transport, energy and water. It aims to inspire young people who are passionate about the environment to consider civil engineering as a career. Based around three
Witches Tea Party
Maxemoo Cafe 33 Main Street, MillisleBook now for a Fabulous Witches Tea Party! Secret potions and scarey treats await you! Price includes photo shoot at Pumpkin Patch Garden. Book early to avoid disappointment. When: 13 - 29 Oct Where: Maxemoo Café, Millisle Cost: £12.95 Time: 10.30am - 4.30pm Visit the event website here: www.visitardsandnorthdown.com
We Are Guardians
Armagh Planetarium College Hill, ArmaghWe Are Guardians: How satellites can help us save the planet. The world, its peoples and environments are connected and interdependent. From the smallest bacteria to the largest ocean whale; there exists a link between all things. In a world out of balance, We Are Guardians looks at how ecosystems
Moonbase: The Next Step
Armagh Planetarium College Hill, ArmaghIt has been over 50 years since humankind last set foot on the Moon and now we are going back to stay. MOONBASE: THE NEXT STEP tells the story of this human endeavour, visualising the scientific and technological advances needed to safely travel 250,000 miles and survive the hostile and