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Part comedy, part rant and part personal redemption crusade, Rich Peppiatt’s one man show One Rogue Reporter hit the stage at the Out to Lunch Arts...

In a welcome return to lunchtime drama, the Out to Lunch Arts Festival – in conjunction with Skewiff Theatre Company – delighted today’s packed ven...

Five minutes of prayer around Belfast City Hall was the most public Christian response to the flags issue in Belfast. With the carols about the ‘Pr...

Flatpack is back! The seventh Flatpack Festival returns from 21-31 March 2013, spreading across eleven days. This year audiences can expect  and cy...

Following the huge success of Flatpack Festival’s opening night earlier this year, they return to Birmingham Cathedral for another special evening ...

Tomorrow (24 November), things will be distinctly festive in Moseley. As well as the usual Farmers and Art Market at the end of the month, there wi...

Paisley & Me is a new play by Ron Hutchinson that examines Ulster Protestants through the eyes of Ian Paisley and his family. Dan Gordon will be do...

People living in Lichfield and Burntwood are being urged to volunteer for a charity music festival in the city. The Oxjam event on October 20 needs...

Adam Turkington speaking about Open Source Belfast, now open in Sinclair House as part of SomewhereTo_. listen to ‘@AdanTurks speaking about ...

Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival is back, running this year from Thursday 3 to Sunday 13 May. This year must be flying in: it doesn’t feel like thre...

The Festival of Fools is back for the ninth year. Comedy, circus and – new this year – food! The opening ceremony takes place at 6pm on Thursday 3 ...

Amongst the many different Titanic Festival events over the next couple of weeks, Belfast Film Festival have organised the screening of two Titanic...

Cripes! March is going to be a seriously busy month for wonderful events in the city! Still Walking is the brainchild of Ben Waddington. The festiv...

Fierce Festival‘s programme is now online and I’ve had a great time looking at what’s on this year… I have previously writt...

A few of the highlights from this year’s Flatpack Festival have been announced. Having looked at the website, here are a few things that I wi...

Has it really been two years since the last Event?! The Event is a bi-annual arts festival which takes place from 21-30 October in venues across Di...

Guidelines for a Long and Happy Life is new play by Paul Kennedy, set “one generation after a global apocalypse” (ie, bigger than the current e...

The ever-thoughtful and thought-provoking folks at Ikon took part in the recent Belfast Culture Night in the Cathedral Quarter. Ikon’s known for ...

Durga Puja is the biggest festival of the year for Bengali Hindus. The dates are set according to the traditional Hindu calendar. Whereas Bengali w...

  The innaugral LSx Junior Junior Technology Festival took place at the Hunslet Club in South Leeds on Sunday 25th September. Over 50 childre...

Across Ireland, tonight's the night when arts taster events will be run in a town near you ... for free. Last September, Belfast's Cathedral Quarte...

East London is preparing for Alpha-ville, the electronic music festival that leaps into the post-digital era to explore, discover and most importan...

An exploratory celebration of art, technology and society

Punk and pearls at Hackney Wick, Saturday 17- Sunday 18 September

A few weeks ago I was invited  by the Polish Expats Association to mac to see Horizontal 8, a film screening as part of the Play Poland Film Festi...

Five small upside-down boats – currachs – leaning on each other with wool stretched over their hulls instead of traditional tar, creating a she...

Podcast interview with Tom Waites, one of the organisers of the proposed pop festival here. You can subscribe to the whole “In The Meantime&#...

This afternoon, Belfast Mela once again takes over Botanic Gardens from noon until 8.30pm. The annual cross-cultural “gathering” takes in world...

The organisers of BeachFest2011 say they are ready for any weather as they make final preparations for the three-day music festival near Aberavon s...