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What's On

For such a small corner of the world, you’ll find there’s very rarely a dull moment in…

Group taste a cacao shot as part of the Master Craft Chocolate Experience

Food & Drink

Tuck into the best places to eat in Northern Ireland – from cosy pubs and seaside chippies to…

Decorated eggs in a basket at the Ulster American Folk Park.

Easter

The evenings are getting lighter and the weather is getting brighter and with Easter on the horizon…

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People dancing at the AVA Music Festival, Belfast

Christmas Market

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What's On in Belfast

There’s lots of events in Belfast, and we’d love you to be part of what's going on!

Belfast is a big place with busy, big-hearted people, which means that there’s lots going on all over the city, all year round, for everyone. This is a city that loves to celebrate and try new things. Whether you're into music, art, or just love a good show, there's always something happening. Every year the city comes to life with events like Belfast TradFest, Christmas Markets and the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival. Discover the latest festivals, events for kids, concerts and everything else. Here’s just a taster of what’s on in Belfast to whet your appetite. There's more to discover today, tomorrow and all year.

W5 Easter Family Night (Thur 2 Apr)

Enjoy a family evening at W5 this Easter, where you can take part in a variety of hands-on activities. Every visitor receives a treat bag to fill with sweets and popcorn, and children can spend the session making crafts or building their own LEGO Easter egg. There will be opportunities to meet small animals and spot the Easter Bunny for photos, with face painting and a juice station also available. Visitors are encouraged to wear their best Easter costumes for a chance to win a prize. For the perfect family evening of fun, get your tickets now to avoid missing out!

Easter at the Ulster Folk Museum (Sun 5 Apr)

Celebrate a traditional Easter this spring at the Ulster Folk Museum. Visitors can meet costumed characters, watch butter-making and baking demonstrations, and try freshly made cake samples while enjoying traditional music and games. If you visit on Easter Monday, you can also join in with egg rolling, watch a pipe band performance, and take part in a traditional cake dance. Come along and spend Easter at this perfect family event!

Ards International Guitar Festival 2026 (Wed 15 Apr)

The Ards International Guitar Festival returns, marking 30 years of live performances and free fringe events. The 2026 programme brings together a wide range of styles, including blues, folk, rock, and classical music. Key highlights this year include a tribute to John Martyn with Ken Haddock and Collie McClean, alongside sets from Pierre Bensusan and Andy McKee.