Spring 2016 City Guide - Discover Northern Ireland

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VISIT Belfast Official Guide
2016 Spring Edition
JANUARY–APRIL
CITY OF
ROMANCE
Our guide to the
best places to ENJOY
Valentine’s Day
PAINT THE
TOWN GREEN
Belfast celebrates
St Patrick
EASTER
EGGCITEMENT
Spring into Easter with
great family events
EAT & DRINK BELFAST
Celebrate a feast of foodie events in 2016
Welcome to 2016!
This is the tastiest time to visit Belfast - a great destination
for lovers of good food and drink. The Year of Food and Drink
2016 is a celebration of everything that makes the produce
from this place so good. We craft, grow, breed, catch, cook
and enjoy the finest, freshest food thanks to our rich land
and dedicated hands, which makes for a truly delicious
experience. But don’t take our word for it – come and
discover it for yourself!
14 Sunday Funday
If you’re in town for the
weekend, here’s a few tips
of what to do on a Sunday.
26 Eye on Entertainment
Whether it’s rising stars or
established artists you’re
after, you’ll find Belfast’s
entertainment scene in
04 Top Events
16 Paint the Town Green
good shape!
The hottest events not to
Belfast will be awash
be missed!
with colour and a carnival
29 Traditional Pubs
atmosphere for all the
Find the best traditional
06 Eat & Drink Belfast
pubs complete with snugs,
Find out what’s planned in family to enjoy as we
traditional music sessions
2016 as Belfast celebrates celebrate St Patrick!
and the perfect pint.
a fantastic Year of Food and 18 A Canvas on
Drink.
every Corner
30 Easter Eggcitement
Take a tour to get an insight There’s a lot happening in
10 Top Things to See
and around Belfast this
Our list of the best things to into the history behind
the Belfast murals, once
Easter, with fun for all the
see and do in Belfast.
described as “the world’s
family!
12 Romance in the city
greatest open-air gallery”.
32 Belfast Plus
Treat your loved one this
22 Titanic City
Belfast is abuzz with
Valentine’s day at one of
Explore this historic area
activity, but there’s so
our top 10 most romantic
and uncover the true
much to see off the beaten
places.
legend of Titanic, in the city track, too! Discover some
where it all began.
of the other fantastic
things to see and do just a
24 Reflections on 1916
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few minutes away.
Belfast reflects on a
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number of events which
36 Getting About
100 years ago helped shape
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Gourmet Breakfast.
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the city we know today.
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BELFAST BUCKET LIST
MUST DO:
Check out our guide to the best events not to be
missed this Spring in Belfast!
FESTIVAL
01
Out to Lunch
8–31 January
Various Venues
Boasting a packed menu
of comedy, music and
literature.
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CELEBRATIONS
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MUSIC
04
International Festival
of Chamber Music
19–21 February
Various Venues
A showcase of outstanding
international and local
musicians with a classical
programme of masterclasses
and concerts.
belfastmusicsociety.org
CHILDREN
Belfast Children’s
Festival
4–9 March
Various Venues
Outstanding local and
international productions
especially for young
audiences aged 0-14.
youngatart.co.uk
MUSIC
MUSIC
Chinese New Year
21 February
Ulster Hall
Featuring a national
art troupe from Beijing
performing music, dance,
acrobatics and a facechanging show.
cwa-ni.org
FESTIVAL
NI Science Festival
18–28 February
Various Venues
Offering a stimulating
range of events focusing
on the wonders of
science, technology,
engineering and
mathematics.
nisciencefestival.com
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Belfast Nashville
Songwriters Festival
2–6 March
Various Venues
Celebrating the art of
song writing in a series of
concerts, showcases and a
convention for songwriters.
belfastnashville.com
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Brilliant Corners –
Belfast Jazz Festival
8–12 March
Various Venues
A multi-genre musical
banquet from traditional
big band and straightahead small ensembles to
the avant-garde.
movingonmusic.co.uk
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FASHION
NI Science Festival
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Belfast FashionWeek
10–14 March
Various Venues
A showcase of the
upcoming Spring/Summer
fashion trends from unique
local designers to High
Street favourites.
belfastfashionweek.com
POLITICS
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St Patrick’s Day
Celebrations
17 March
Belfast City Centre
Belfast comes alive with
colour for the annual
carnival parade and
St Patrick’s Day concert.
visitbelfast.com
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Feile an Earraigh
21–28 March
Various Venues
Belfast’s spring festival
returns featuring live music,
spoken word, debates
and more.
feilebelfast.com
FILM
ARTS
EASTER
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Belfast Film Festival
14–23 April
Various Venues
An exciting and diverse
selection of film from
across the world including
classic and premiere
screenings.
belfastfilmfestival.org
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Imagine! Belfast Festival
of Ideas and Politics
14–20 March
Various Venues
This unique festival is aimed
at engaging people in
political/cultural discussion
and debate in the broadest
sense.
imaginebelfast.com
FESTIVAL
CELEBRATIONS
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Cathedral Quarter
Arts Festival
28 April – 8 May
Cathedral Quarter
An exciting programme of
music, theatre, literature,
comedy and more, packed
into the vibrant Cathedral
Quarter.
cqaf.com
Spring into Easter
Festival
26–29 March
Belfast City Hall
Enjoy a fun packed Bank
Holiday weekend at Belfast
City Hall exploring Easter
traditions through arts,
crafts and more.
visitbelfast.com
Easter Festival Family Fun
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BELFAST
2016 will see Belfast and Northern Ireland celebrate its
fantastic Year of Food and Drink. Epic landscapes, timehonoured traditions, people and producers make our
food heritage wonderfully unique. Thanks to wild coasts,
endless green acres and famously fickle weather, Northern
Ireland is producing some of the world’s finest and freshest
ingredients - from iconic breads to seafood, spirits and
meat - all on Belfast’s doorstep. With goings-on galore
throughout 2016, you can celebrate and discover all of the
deliciousness for yourself!
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EAT & DRINK BELFAST
Belfast’s vibrant restaurant
scene offers everything
from Michelin Star fine
dining and exciting midlevel
restaurants to the classic
Ulster fry breakfast. Leading
restaurant reviewers
have plated up praise for
Belfast’s buzzing food
scene and labelled the
city ‘passionate’ about its
restaurant culture. The
much coveted Michelin
Stars recently awarded to
fine dining restaurants Eipic
and Ox have put Belfast
firmly back on the culinary
map, and the finest in
local cuisine can also be
experienced in style at The
Great Room Restaurant,
James Street South and
Shu, to name but a few.
Other fantastic local
eateries include a selection
of 7 unique restaurants in
the beautiful Italian style
piazza of Saint Anne’s
Square, and you’ll be
spoilt for choice in the city
centre with a selection
of exciting restaurants
including Mourne Seafood
Bar, Home, Stix & Stones
and Howard Street. The
city’s diverse cultural
traditions are showcased
with the very best of
Chinese, Indian, Mexican,
Spanish, Italian and
Japanese food all well
represented, so there’s
plenty to choose from.
From breakfast to express
lunch, classic afternoon
teas to sumptuous
fine dining, the Belfast
restaurant scene has
it all just waiting to be
discovered.
Coffee Break
Belfast has a vibrant café
culture. From local artisan
roasters, to incredible
independent coffee shops
and top class baristas...
you’ll never be far away
from a great handcrafted
coffee or a boutique loose
leaf blended tea. There are
an abundance of coffee
shops in Belfast but worth
a stop are local chain
Clements, the Narnia
inspired Lampost Café in
the Eastside and Yellow
Door in Queen’s Quarter.
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St George’s Market
Experiences
Belfast is a foodies delight
just waiting to be discovered.
At the weekend, St George’s
Market oozes Victorian charm
offering some of the finest
fresh produce, local arts and
crafts. Make a stop for brunch
and soak up the atmosphere
Farmhouse
with some great live music. The
Breakfast Week Folktown Market is a farmers
What better way to and artisan market taking place
start the year than every Thursday in one of the
to celebrate the
oldest and most unique parts
way we start the
of the city. You can also explore
day! Farmhouse
amazing delis such as Sawers Breakfast Week
an Aladdin’s Cave of culinary
takes place 24–30 delights, housing an extensive
January with
range of local products as
Ulster Fry Day on
well as gourmet cuisine from
29 January – a
around the globe. For the sweet
staple of our foodie tooth amongst us, don’t miss
heritage always
a stop at Co Couture where
guaranteed to
you can buy locally made
bring in the bacon. award-winning chocolates.
More info at:
Take in the city sights while
shakeupyourwake sampling fine food and drink on
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a Belfast Food Tour. Starting at
St George’s Market, your local
guide will take you on a 4 hour
culinary journey visiting up to
8 different foodie destinations
and sampling over 23 local
foods and drinks.
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EAT & DRINK BELFAST
Belfast promises to bring
a vast range of exciting
food and drink events to
the city. Restaurants will
host special events, dining
offers, activities, one-off
menus, food tours and
talks. Variety is definitely
on the menu from pop-up
restaurants, barbecues
and showcase events to
gastronomic walking tours of
Titanic Quarter. You can even
experience a recreation of the
last 9 course menu served on
board the infamous ship. Dine
under the stars in the glass
dome of Victoria Square while
enjoying panoramic views
across the city or broaden
your culinary skills at one of
the city’s cookery schools,
or take a coffee or cocktail
masterclass. There will be
retro dining and chocolate
dessert clubs to Game of
Thrones themed banquets,
curry and beer pairing nights
and luxurious Champagne
dinners. With monthly themes
and key events already in the
diary, 2016 is shaping up to be
an extraordinary one!
January:
taste in tipple, the region
has it covered, from locally
brewed craft beers, ales
The Year of Food and Drink and ciders to award winning
kicks off in January with
whiskey and gin or a much
Breakfast Month, and where coveted cup of tea from
better to experience a
connoisseur’s choice Suki
traditional breakfast menu
Tea. Don’t miss the chance
than with Hastings Hotels.
to sample a huge range of
Their traditional breakfast
local produce under one
menu showcases the very
roof at the lively, colourful St.
best of Northern Ireland’s
George’s Market.
seasonal larder and
heritage from a carefully
March:
selected group of local and
artisanal suppliers. Pick up
their breakfast booklet to
enjoy their suppliers’ stories,
Many local recipes have
so you can see for yourself
been passed down
the care, quality and local
through generations, using
expertise that all go into
making sure your breakfast traditional techniques or
working with traditional
is a true taste of Ulster.
ingredients to create our
cultural food heritage, such
February:
as wheaten bread, soda farls,
award-winning cheeses and
In Belfast we are spoilt for
artisan chocolate. You’ll find
choice with the agricultural examples of these included
traditions and the heritage
on menus throughout the
cuisine that Northern
city, or drop into St George’s
Ireland is famed for, from its or Folktown Markets to
cheeses to organic meats,
browse, taste and buy
apple orchards and exquisite traditional local products
chocolatiers. Whatever your for yourself.
Breakfast Month
Heritage &
Traditions
Love Local
April :
Brewing &
Distilling
Craft beers are taking the
brewing world - and Belfast
- by storm. So join other
beer lovers in sampling the
delicious wares of local
microbreweries and smallscale producers. Check out
the Woodworkers, offering
six rotating taps of craft
beers, served in a range
of sizes from 7oz taster
glasses to 2 litre ‘growlers’.
Brew your own beer using
a smartphone app at
Brewbot Belfast or choose
from their 10 rotating taps
or menu of 100 bottled
beers. Lisburn’s Hilden
Brewery has been creating
some of the finest quality
craft beers for 35 years.
Enjoy one of their collection
at many bars across the
city or visit the brewery
for a tour to learn the craft
from their master brewer.
For more information on
Eat & Drink Belfast, see:
visitbelfast.com/yearoffood
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BELFAST BUCKET LIST
MUST SEE:
Check out our bucket list for the must see
places you don’t want to miss on any visit
to Belfast and beyond.
TOUR
01
Belfast City Hall
Enjoy a free public tour
of Belfast’s most iconic
building (1906). Within the
grounds visitors can also
visit the Titanic Memorial
Garden.
SEE MAP D4
TOUR
Political Murals
Take a taxi tour or jump
aboard one of the open-top
tour buses to get an insight
into the history behind
these pieces of community
artwork, once described as
“the world’s greatest openair gallery”.
Politcal Murals
SHOPPING
HISTORY
02
Titanic Belfast
This state-of-the-art
visitor experience tells the
story of the Titanic, from
construction to her launch
and subsequent place in
history.
SEE MAP D4
SEE MAP B2
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SHOPPING
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06
Victoria Square
An exceptional
shopping experience
with spectacular views,
anchored by House of
Fraser department store.
Four levels of shopping,
great places to eat and
drink and an 8 screen
Odeon cinema.
SEE MAP D4
03
Crumlin Road Gaol
Try life behind bars with a
tour of the 150 year old gaol
& learn first-hand how this
Victorian prison evolved
through history.
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Oozing Victorian charm, the
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
markets offer some of the
finest fresh produce, local
arts and crafts, hot food
stalls and great live music.
SEE MAP E2
EXPERIENCE
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EXPERIENCE
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Belfast Zoo
Home to more than 1,000
animals and 150 species,
many of which are in
danger in their natural
habitat. Popular attractions
include the Asian
elephants, Rothschild’s
giraffes, California sea lions
and Sumatran tigers.
TOUR
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Stormont Parliament
Buildings
Home to the NI Assembly
and one of the most striking
pieces of architecture in
Northern Ireland. Take a
free tour, relax in the gift
& coffee shop or enjoy a
walk around the stunning
Stormont Estate.
HISTORY
Ulster Museum
A rich collection of art,
history and natural
sciences tells the story
of the people of the north
of Ireland from earliest
times to the present day.
Impressive galleries and
interactive discovery zones
bring history, science and
art collections to life.
SEE MAP C6
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TOUR
For what’s on:
nmni.com
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Game of Thrones tour
Explore some of the
stunning locations featured
in the HBO® award winning
Game of Thrones. There are
a range special tours and
unique themed activities to
choose from.
BEYOND BELFAST
MEET THE LOCALS
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The Gobbins
Enjoy a white-knuckle
guided tour along this
recently refurbished narrow
winding cliff edge path.
Crown Liquor Saloon
The ornate Victorian
exterior and delightful
interior make the Crown Bar
one of Belfast’s treasures
since 1884. Enjoy a hearty
pub lunch and a unique
selection of real ales and
local brews.
SEE MAP C4
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TOP TEN BELFAST
ROMANTIC BELFAST
Treat your loved one this Valentine’s day at one of our top 10
most romantic places in Belfast including stunning views,
luxurious hotels and romantic nights out.
01
The Merchant
Hotel 01
This luxurious hotel is
a harmonious blend
of Victorian grandeur
and Art Deco inspired
sleek modernity
with elegant rooms,
stunning spa,
fabulous jazz bar
and gastronomic
delights in The Great
Room Restaurant perfect for a romantic
getaway.
views of the city
and Belfast Lough
before relaxing over
lunch or afternoon
tea in the beautiful
surroundings of the
1870 baronial style
castle.
02
The stunning Palm
House contains a
range of tropical
plants, seasonal
displays and birds of
paradise.
Mourne Seafood
Oyster Bar 02
Grand Opera House Set the mood for
love by taking a table
The majestic
at the Oyster Bar in
Victorian Grand
Mourne Seafood.
Opera House (1895)
Choose to have your
is a premier theatre
presenting a range of oysters ‘au naturel’
drama, dance, opera with tabasco and
Hastings Culloden
and West End shows. lemon, Japanese
style or baked in a
Estate and Spa
Make the evening a
magical experience
cream sauce topped
Overlooking Belfast
with a bacon and
Lough, this stunning by booking a VIP
five star hotel is set in experience in one of
herb crumble.
12 acres of secluded the stunning theatre
gardens, so book
boxes.
Crown Liquor Saloon
Enjoy a romantic
in for a romantic
drink or lunch in your
break or simply enjoy Botanic Gardens
own private ‘snug’
the surroundings
The gardens have
over a sumptuous
in the historical
been enjoyed
afternoon tea.
surroundings of
as a public park
since 1895. Enjoy
the Crown Bar. This
Belfast Castle
a romantic stroll
ornate Victorian gin
Stroll around
through the extensive palace was built
rose garden with long in 1826 and is one
the gardens and
herbaceous borders of the best-known
scenic trails with
and rare oak trees.
landmarks in the city.
unobstructed
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Stormont Estate
Take a waymarked
woodland walk
through the beautiful
surroundings of
Stormont Estate
with its sweeping
city views and the
stunning Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria Square’s
Dome 03
After shopping for that
special Valentine’s
gift, don’t miss
taking the lift to the
top of this stunning
shopping destination
to enjoy spectacular
360° views over
Belfast from the glass
topped dome.
Cabaret Supper Club
A spectacular evening
of entertainment
awaits at the Cabaret
Supper Club in AM:PM,
with a two course
dinner and burlesque
show providing a night
out with plenty of glitz
and glamour.
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SUNDAY
FUNDAY
If you’re in town for the weekend, there’s
plenty to do on a Sunday. CHECK OUT OUR GUIDE.
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Sunday
Brunch
Many of the city’s
bars and restaurants
offer lazy Sunday
all day menus. Soak
up the atmosphere
with live jazz at Bert’s
Bar while you enjoy
buttermilk pancakes,
Eggs Benedict or
an Arnold Bennett
Omelette washed
down with a Bloody
Mary or glass of Bucks
Fizz. SEE MAP D3
and is free to all
visitors. The museum
tells the story of the
people of the north of
Ireland from earliest
times to the present
day. SEE MAP C6
4 Titanic Belfast
and S.S. Nomadic
Sundays Jan-March
10am-5pm
Sundays April
9am-6pm
Uncover the true story
of the Titanic at this
award winning stateof-the-art interactive
exhibition. Neighbouring
S. S. Nomadic once
ferried 1st and 2nd class
passengers to Titanic
from Cherbourg.
SEE MAP E2
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St
George’s Market
Sunday 10am-4pm
The Sunday Market
has a special emphasis
on local arts and crafts,
offering more local
craftspeople the
opportunity to show
off their talents. Live
music ensures that
shoppers are kept
entertained.
5 Take a Tour
of the City
Enjoy a fun way of
exploring the Titanic
SEE MAP D4
Quarter sights on a
Segway Tour (11am 3 Ulster Museum
5pm). Belfast City
Bike Tours (10am
Sunday 10am-5pm
& 2pm) offer a fun,
Home to a rich
collection of art, history eco-friendly tour to
and natural sciences show you the sights.
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Or take a Game of
Thrones Tour to
see the well-known
dramatic filming
locations featured in
the hit TV show.
6 Belfast Zoo
Sunday 10am-4pm,
April 10am-7pm
Home to more than
1,000 animals and
150 species, many of
which are in danger
in their natural
habitat. Don’t miss
the Asian elephants,
Rothschild’s giraffes,
California sea lions,
and Sumatran tigers.
7 Crumlin Road Gaol
Sunday 10am-4.30pm
First opened its gates
to prisoners in 1846
and for 150 years was
a fully operational
prison. A guided tour
takes you through the
years to experience
what life was like for
those imprisoned in
‘The Crum’. SEE MAP B2
locally made arts,
crafts, food and gifts
on offer.
SEE MAP D3 D4
9 Belfast City Hall
Sunday tours at
12pm, 2pm & 3pm
Uncover the history
of Belfast City Hall
on a free guided tour.
Explore some of its
finest features, visit
the Titanic Memorial
Garden, exhibitions
and relax in the
Bobbin Coffee Shop.
SEE MAP D4
10 Belfast Cathedral
Open Sunday to
visitors 1-3pm
The Cathedral Church
of St Anne is over
a century old with
an imposing façade
and Romanesque
architecture. Enjoy
an audio guide which
takes you on an
intimate 40 minute
tour. SEE MAP D3
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Shopping
Sunday 1pm-6pm
Explore high street
stores, designer
boutiques, markets
and the incredible
Victoria Square and
CastleCourt shopping
centres. Don’t miss
For more ideas, see
the Sunday Fayre at
visitbelfast.com
Victoria Square with
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ST PATRICK’S DAY
Paint the
town green
St Patrick’s Day
Shenanigans
17 March 2016
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Belfast will be celebrating
St Patrick on Thursday 17
March when the city will be
awash with colour and a
carnival atmosphere for all
the family to enjoy!
The celebrations will start
with a spectacular, vibrant
carnival parade leaving from
City Hall at 12noon. Community
groups from across the cultural
spectrum will take part along
with professional and amateur
performers, musicians and
dancers. Come along to see
St Patrick, a giant snake, pipe
bands, dancers and more
weave a colourful trail through
the city centre before finishing
at Custom House Square.
But the entertainment
doesn’t stop there! From
12.45pm - 3pm, enjoy a free
outdoor concert hosted by
Cool FM’s Breakfast Show
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presenters Pete Snodden,
Rebecca McKinney and Paulo
Ross, with special guests
and an eclectic range of
entertainment including
traditional dance, pop and
multicultural music. Access to
the concert is free and entry
is on a first come first served
basis (no ticket required,
terms and conditions of
entry apply). Gates open at
12noon and under 16s must be
accompanied by an adult.
So, come to Belfast for
its fantastic St Patrick’s Day
celebrations, get your hands
clapping and feet jigging!
It’s a great day out for the
whole family.
For more information
contact the Visit Belfast
Welcome Centre
028 9024 6609
visitbelfast.com/stpatricks
St Patrick’s Day
Celebrate St
Patrick in Armagh
10-20 March
The carnival procession
winds its way through the
city from 1.30pm, followed
by a toe tapping concert
and family fun afternoon in
the Shambles Yard. There
will also be services in
the two cathedrals, along
with traditional music,
historical talks, exhibitions
and a busking competition.
saintpatrickscountry.com
Giant’s Causeway
ST Patrick’s Day
Festival
12-13 March, 11am-4pm
Celebrate all things Irish
at the Giant’s Causeway
Visitor Centre. Find the
leprechauns on the
treasure trail and enjoy
face painting and balloon
modelling.
nationaltrust.org.uk/ni
Irish Speakers in the
First World War
14 March, 6.00pm
Linenhall Library
Free Lecture and Screening
featuring a documentary,
exploring the story of Irish
language speakers in the
First World War, based
on the only known Irish
language account by Father
Pádriag MacGiolla Cheara.
linenhall.com
The SPAR Craic 10k
17 March, 9am,
Belfast City Hall
‘Run for the Craic’ in Belfast
this St Patrick’s Day and
take part in the annual
SPAR Craic 10k. This urban
10k starts at City Hall,
finishing on the Titanic
Slipways. So begin St
Patrick’s Day in a fun and
healthy way, before joining
the celebrations in the
city centre afterwards.
Registration is now open at
athleticsni.org
Punjana St Patrick’s
Day Tea Dances
17 March, 12pm-2pm
& 3pm-5pm
Ulster Hall
Put on your dancing shoes
and enjoy an afternoon
of old time dancing and
refreshments with the
John Trotter band. Free
tickets are available on
8 February from the
Ulster Hall Box Office:
028 9033 4455.
St Patrick’s
Celebrations
17 March
Ulster Folk &
Transport Museum
Take part in set dancing,
sample traditional food
and listen to stories,
music and song.
nmni.com/uftm
Celebrate St
Patrick’s Day at
Castle Espie
17 March, 11am-4pm
Discover the little laughing
leprechauns hidden around
the reserve, meet the snakes
St Patrick forgot to banish
plus craft and games.
wwt.org.uk
St Patrick’s Day Race
meeting at Down Royal
17 March, 12-5.30pm
Celebrate St Patrick’s Day
with an action packed day
at the races!
downroyal.com
Castle Ward St
Patrick’s Celebrations
17 March
The Myths and Legends
family treasure hunt offers
plenty of laughs, challenges
and even some local folklore
(booking essential 028 4372
3933). Join the annual walk
through St Patrick’s country
on a mixture of quiet country
roads and green lanes (no
dogs permitted, starts
10.30am). Or simply come
and relax in the stableyard
to enjoy an afternoon of
traditional music.
18-20 March
Continue the St Patrick’s
Day celebrations into the
weekend with live traditional
music, special offers, and
lots of family fun. Come
and enjoy some of the
best that St George’s
Market has to offer.
stgeorgesmarket.com
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MURALS OF BELFAST
A canvas on
every corner
The creation of political
murals in Northern Ireland
can be traced back as far as
1908. Since then a tradition
has been cemented, with
murals becoming not only an
emotional and reactionary
outlet for frustration and
change, but a unique part of
Northern Irish culture.
Artworks range from
Republican and Loyalist
statements of resentment or
hope, to colourful celebrations
of famous sons and daughters,
including the legendary
footballer George Best,
detailed representations of
characters from Belfast-born
writer C.S. Lewis’s The Lion,
the Witch and the Wardrobe,
and commemorative murals
dedicated to Titanic and
Belfast’s shipbuilding legacy.
These pieces of public
art often appearing on gable
walls of residential homes
and provide an insight into
the culture and traditions
of Northern Ireland. West,
North and East Belfast have
the political edge, with many
murals in and around the
Nationalist Falls Road bearing
an Irish historical theme
to underline its all-Ireland
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ethos while the Shankill
and Newtownards Roads
Loyalist murals reflect the
communities’ pro-British
stance.
The Peace Wall, which runs
between the Falls and Shankill
Roads, is now home to a
vibrant mix of political murals,
graffiti and commissioned
public art. The International
Wall on the Falls Road includes
murals on political themes,
environmental issues and
features famous world figures
and other global campaigns,
from past and present.
Many tourists stop off
during their sightseeing tours
to see the walls, the murals
and street art. Thousands
upon thousands of messages
are scrawled onto every inch
of the Peace Wall from many
overseas visitors. Some of the
messages are just dates and
names but all along the wall
are short messages of peace
and hope.
The murals of Belfast are
a must-see experience for
visitors, once described by
the Independent’s Travel
Editor, Simon Calder as
“the world’s greatest openair gallery”.
Make sure to book a
sightseeing tour to
get an insight into
the history behind
these pieces
of community
artwork. Start your
experience at:
visitbelfast.com/
tours
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VICTORIA
SQUARE
Katherin Farries
personal stylist
Victoria Square is Northern Ireland’s premier shopping and
leisure destination with over 50 stores, ranging from high
end to high street and 20 diverse cafes and restaurants.
As a whole new fashion season opens up, Victoria Square’s
Personal Stylist, Katherin Farries, takes a look at the key
Spring trends, to help you refresh your look for 2016!
Spring
I love Spring as it’s
the perfect time
to brighten up my
wardrobe with
some new bold
pieces. Here’s a
few ideas to make
the transition from
Winter to Spring.
I’ll be buying a
timeless mac in a
lighter colour like
blue, a pair of shoes
in this season’s key
geometric print
and a scarf in either
luminous mint or
dusky pink – pick
the colour that suits
you best!
£125
Floral Print
Blouse –
Karen Millen
£189
Saskia Mac –
Hobbs
£250
Leona Sandal –
L.K. Bennett
Each new season
I love to add a new
colour or print to my
normal palette –
this season you can
do it with oriental
blooms like this
floral print blouse
from Karen Millen,
which also has a
very feminine pussy
bow neckline.
£285
Dillon Red Tote –
Michael Kors
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£90
Gigi Blue
Handbag –
Guess
VICTORIA SQUARE
£185
Biba Rose Gold
Necklace – House
of Fraser
ACCESSORIES
Statement
accessories like a
dominant necklace
or a mini bag in
bold Lego colours
will update your
look instantly and
you’ll be spoiled
for choice in
Accessorize,
H&M, Guess or
Michael Kors.
£27
Dior Lipstick –
House of Fraser
Go pastel with your
make-up in blush
pink or peach. The
beauty counters
in House of Fraser
offer the ultimate
in choice for any
budget plus their
advice is next to
none.
£25
Skinny Chinos –
Topman
£32
Givenchy Blusher –
House of Fraser
£79
Print Shirt –
Ted Baker
Gentlemen you can
also revitalise your
wardrobe! Remus
Uomo caters for
all tastes and the
more edgy pieces
in Ted Baker and
Reiss will bring you
right up to date.
Casual options are
available in Tommy
Hilfiger, Superdry
and Topman.
Still stuck?
Book a Personal
Style session with
me or try a Victoria
Square Gift Card,
which is accepted
in all stores and
restaurants.
Available from
customer services.
For more
information on
Victoria Square visit
victoriasquare.com
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TITANIC
City
April 14th marks the 104th anniversary of the
sinking of RMS Titanic. Explore this historic
area and uncover the true legend of Titanic,
in the city where it all began.
The SSE Arena &
Odyssey Pavilion
Belfast’s premier entertainment
and indoor sports venue. Catch
a concert, go clubbing, enjoy
dinner and a movie, or cheer on
the Belfast Giants ice hockey
team. It is also home to W5,
an award-winning science
centre that will keep the kids
entertained for hours, while
learning a thing or two!
odysseypavilion.co.uk
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PRONI
The Public Record Office of
Northern Ireland (PRONI) is the
official archive for NI, holding
over 3 million public and
privately deposited records.
Explore your family history.
proni.gov.uk
SS Nomadic Belfast
& Hamilton Dock
SS Nomadic is the 105 year
old tender ship which served
Titanic on her maiden voyage,
Belfast City Hall
carrying first and second class
Sited in the grounds, the Titanic passengers. Originally built by
Memorial Garden contains a
Harland and Wolff in 1911, The
plinth inscribed with the names Nomadic is the last remaining
of the 1,512 people who died on ship of the White Star line.
RMS Titanic.
nomadicbelfast.com
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TITANIC QUARTER
Titanic Studios
Europes largest free space
studio is home to HBO’s Game
of Thrones, City of Ember and
Your Highness.
Titanic Belfast
The world’s largest Titanic
visitor experience is housed in
an iconic six-floor building. With
nine interpretive and interactive
galleries that explore the sights,
sounds, smells and stories
of Titanic, as well as the City
and people which made her, it
is an unmissable experience
which brings history to life in an
unforgettable way.
titanicbelfast.com
T13
Belfast’s very own Urban
Sports Park. Set in a former
shipbuilding warehouse, T13
offers BMX, skateboarding,
urban art, DJ sessions, free
running, breakdancing, music
and art events – if it’s urban,
T13 does it.
t13.tv
Titanic’s Dock &
Pump-House
Descend 44 feet to the bottom
of the Thompson Dock where
Titanic last sat on dry ground.
See the ship’s physical
footprint in history, learn about
Belfast’s shipbuilding legacy in
the visitor centre or take a tour.
titanicsdock.com
Samson & Goliath
Towering over Titanic Quarter
are the landmark yellow gantry
cranes of Harland and Wolff.
Constructed in 1969 and 1974,
Samson and Goliath are still
in operation today, and stand
96m and 106m tall.
Titanic
TRAVEL
There are lots of
ways to get around in
Titanic Quarter, walk
if you want to, but you
could try a Segway
Tour segwayni.co.uk
or take to pedal
power on two wheels
belfastcitybiketours.
com
Relax and let the
Captain take the
strain on the Mona
laganboatcompany.
com, or take a trip
down memory lane
on The Wee Tram
theweetram.com
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1916-2016
HMS Caroline
Belfast is in the midst of
a decade of centenaries.
This series of events, which
began with the signing of
the Ulster Covenant in 1912,
and ended with the creation
of Northern Ireland and the
Irish Free State in 1922, had
an enormous impact on the
island of Ireland and the
people that call it home.
Since 2012, lots of events
have taken place, exploring
the changes that took place
during this time – from the
Home Rule crisis to the
Suffragette movement.
2016 is a significant year,
which will see Belfast reflect
on a number of events which
100 years ago helped shape
the city we know today.
The Battle of the Somme
This First World War battle
started on 1 July 1916 and
continued until November.
More than one million men
were killed, lost or injured
during the course of the
four-and-a-half month battle,
including thousands from the
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An exhibition on
the key events
from 1916 will be
launched in Belfast
City Hall on 7
March and will be
available to visitors
until the end of
The Easter Rising
August. For more
The rising took place on the
information go to
streets of Dublin and, despite
belfastcity.gov.uk/
its ultimate failure, set in motion
centenaries
a series of events which led to
the Irish War of Independence. There will be many
commemorative
The Rising began with the
events taking
Proclamation of the Republic
place across the
read by Patrick Pearse on
Easter Monday 1916 (which fell city during the
year, so to keep up
on 24 March that year) and
to date, sign up to
lasted for six days.
our mailing list at
The Battle of Jutland
visitbelfast.com
The Battle of Jutland was the
only major naval battle during
the First World War – a conflict
which saw old methods of war
replaced by new technological
advances. HMS Caroline played
an important role in the battle
and this year will see the ship
open to the public as a maritime
museum after a multi-million
Memorial to the
pound restoration scheme.
36th (Ulster) Division and the
16th (Irish) Division. Between
them, soldiers from these
two divisions were awarded
four Victoria Crosses for their
bravery – two being awarded
posthumously.
Royal Irish Rifles
Eye on
entertainment
Grand Opera
House
Lyric Theatre
SSE Arena,
Belfast
Take a trip to the stunning,
historical Grand Opera
House where this season
you can choose from family
favourites such as Cirque
Berserk, Chitty Chitty Bang
Bang or Mister Maker to top
comedy shows Cat, Sandi
Toksvig and History of the
Peace (accordin’ to my
Ma). Enjoy great live music
acts including Mary Black,
Paul Brady and Charlie
Landsborough or have a
night to remember with
Strictly’s Brendan Cole. You
can also choose from a
feast of stunning west end
musical productions on offer
including The Bodyguard,
Rocky Horror Picture Show,
Avenue Q and Nine to Five.
The Lyric Theatre is the
only full-time producing
theatre in Northern
Ireland. Overlooking the
picturesque River Lagan,
this stunning building has
won a series of awards
for its architecture and
you can enjoy the views
from its gourmet café bar.
This seasons highlights
include a reimagined
production of Educating
Rita, comedy from Jake
O’Kane, music from
Eddi Reader and the
Three Tenors, and a new
production of Alfred
Hitchcock’s classic spy
thriller, The 39 Steps,
brilliantly and hilariously
recreated for the stage.
The SSE Arena, Belfast is
Northern Ireland’s premier
entertainment venue and
is home to the Belfast
Giants ice hockey team.
There are a feast of top
name concerts lined up this
season including Jason
Derulo, The Corrs, Slipknot,
X Factor Live, Adele, The
Vamps, Little Mix and
Muse. Experience the silver
anniversary celebration of
Disney on Ice or be thrilled
by the magic of Dynamo.
Enjoy full throttle action
at the Monster Energy
Arenacross Tour, action
packed premier league darts
or see your favourite WWE
Superstars live in action at
Wrestlemania Revenge.
Full programme online at:
goh.co.uk
lyrictheatre.co.uk
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ENTERTAINMENT
Belfast’s entertainment scene attracts a combination of big-name
stars while continuing to develop top home-grown talent. Many
NI-born performers have become international names - most
notably Liam Neeson, Kenneth Branagh and Van Morrison. Local
playwrights Martin Lynch and Marie Jones dominate the theatre
scene, and the city attracts an ever growing number of movie
shoots. So, whether it’s rising stars or established artists you’re after,
you’ll find Belfast’s entertainment scene in good shape!
The MAC
Ulster Hall
Crescent Arts
Centre
The MAC, in the cultural
Cathedral Quarter, is home
to music, theatre, dance
and visual art, bringing
the very best of local and
international talent under
one roof. A perfect antidote
to those January blues is the
loveable Maggie Muff back
for her final fling with ‘Dirty
Dancin’ in Le Shebeen’. Enjoy
a night of 1920’s New York
with Thoroughly Modern Millie
or music from the Eagles
and Fleetwood Mac with The
Illegals and Niamh Kavanagh.
Don’t miss drama with ‘After
Miss Julie’, mindreading
fun with David Meade and
a funny and heart-breaking
one man show of ‘I am not
myself these days’.
The Victorian Ulster Hall
is home to the Ulster
Orchestra who performs
regularly with both evening
and lunchtime concerts.
The extensive spring
programme includes live
music performances from
ex-Westlife star Shane Filan,
jazz supremo Gregory Porter
and the Ultimate Eagles or
for a night of laughter don’t
miss stand-up comedy
from Neil Delamere and
David O’Doherty. Liven up
your lunchtime with bookish
adventures featuring
readings by popular writers
at specially themed literary
events or enjoy a range of
classic and family movie
screenings.
The programme offered by
the Crescent Arts Centre
embraces the visual arts, many
forms of dance, verbal arts,
music, theatre and drama,
crafts, and an extensive
programme of workshops
for young people. Spring
highlights include recitals
from the Hard Rain Soloist
Ensemble, a performance of
the Chinese classic ‘Diaochan:
the rise of the courtesan’,
valentine themed baby
sensory parties, an exhibition
of the work of Gerry Devlin
and the monthly Fine & Dandy
Market, showcasing the work
of independent artists and
crafters alongside vintage
wares and quality local produce
(last Sunday of each month).
themaclive.com
ulsterhall.co.uk
crescentarts.org
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Cosy PUBS
Find the best traditional pubs in Belfast complete
with snugs, traditional music sessions and the
perfect pint. With original features, a warm
atmosphere and friendly welcome there’s no better
place to meet friends and enjoy the local craic.
TRADITIONAL
PUBS
The C
rown
Duke of York
A popular traditional
Belfast bar crammed
with original mirrors
and memorabilia,
cold beer, great
Guinness and the
largest selection
of Irish whiskeys in
Ireland. Catch live
music ThursdaySundays. SEE MAP D3
The Garrick
Established in 1870,
The Garrick is one of
the oldest pubs in
Belfast. With great
food, a range of over
60 bottled beers and
ciders and traditional
Duke of York
music sessions on
Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays which you
can enjoy in front of an Robinsons
In the ground floor
open fire. SEE MAP D4
Saloon you’ll find
Kelly’s Cellars
original memorabilia
Built in 1720, Kelly’s
The Crown
from the Titanic
Cellars has changed Liquor Saloon
very little in 200 years Dating back to 1826, including the famous
and still has most of the Crown was one of Philomena Doll.
its original features.
the mighty Victorian gin Steeped in Irish
The low arches and
palaces. Now owned tradition, the back
original open fire
by the National Trust bar, Fibber Magee’s is
makes this pub feel
and sympathetically the genuine article.
like home from home, restored over the years, Pull up a stool by the
open fire and enjoy
and people singing
it remains a unique
tunes of traditional
a song or two is a
visual gem and a
familiar part of an
veritable masterpiece musicians, every
night of the week.
evening. SEE MAP C3
in bar architecture.
The Dirty Onion
The Dirty Onion
is Belfast’s oldest
building with real Irish
music and craic 7
nights a week. Dating
back to 1780, the
building was used
as a bonded spirit
warehouse from
1921. The distinctive
external wooden
structure is an original
feature which frames
the venue’s beer
garden. SEE MAP D3
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The Morning Star
A historically listed
building tracing back
to 1810 when it was
mentioned in the
Belfast Newsletter
as being one of the
terminals for the
Belfast to Dublin
Mail Coach. The
downstairs bar
contains the original
mahogany counter
and old terrazzo floor.
McHughs
Dating back to 1711,
McHughs is housed
in Belfast’s oldest
building. The main
bar offers a homely
feel with an open fire,
while the basement
bar plays host to a
range of live bands.
Enjoy home-cooked,
traditional Irish food
with a modern twist
in the restaurant.
SEE MAP D3
SEE MAP D3
Liquor
Bittles
Saloon
Bar
The John Hewitt
This traditional bar
has been established
as a venue for various
styles of good, live
music. The full house
sign is seen regularly
for gigs as diverse
as Jazz, Ulster Scots
Folk or Cajun which
you can enjoy over
a glass of local craft
beer. SEE MAP D3
Bittles Bar
Red-bricked and
‘flat-iron’ in shape,
Bittles is a wonderful
example of a
traditional Victorian
Bar. Founded in
1868, the bar was
originally called
the Shakespeare
reflecting its
theatrical clientele.
Browse the eclectic
range of artwork
celebrating Ireland’s
literary and sporting
heroes. SEE MAP D4
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EASTER
EGGCITEMENT!
There’s a lot happening in and around Belfast
this Easter, with fun for all the family!
Spring into
Easter Festival
Belfast City Hall
26–29 March, 12–5pm
Free event
Come along to Belfast City
Hall this Easter Bank Holiday
for a great line-up of free,
family friendly entertainment.
Take an unforgettable
‘Nearly True’ walking tour
through Belfast City Hall,
meeting some interesting
characters along the way.
Join Punch and Judy for a
seaside adventure or meet
‘Mr Magic himself as he spell
bounds the audience. Visit
Phil’s Farmyard to meet the
meerkats Itchy and Scratchy
and Skippy the wallaby or
come along to Willy Wonka’s
very own festive chocolate
making workshop. No festival
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would be complete without
facepainters, balloon
modellers and an array of
colourful street theatre to
keep everyone entertained.
Please note some events
are ticketed. Tickets will
be available from the
Visit Belfast Welcome
Centre in early March.
See visitbelfast.com
for full details.
National Trust
Easter Egg Trails
A huge number of Cadbury
Eggs are being delivered
to National Trust locations
across Northern Ireland
ahead of the annual Cadbury
Easter Egg Hunts, taking
place 25 to 28 March.
From spring woodlands at
Springhill and the craggy
coastlines of Downhill
Demesne, to the shores of
Lough Erne at Crom and
enchanting gardens at Mount
Stewart, there are lots of
Cadbury Easter Egg Trails to
choose from, guaranteeing a
fun-filled Easter for everyone.
Easter at
TITANIC BELFAST
Over the Easter period, join
Titanic Belfast for some free
family fun over the Bank
Holiday Weekend! Bring
the kids along to earn their
certificate by completing the
Explorer Trail throughout the
Titanic Experience and meet
Titanic’s mascots!
titanicbelfast.com
EASTER EGGCITEMMENT
Belfast Zoo
Green, follow the Easter
treasure hunt and play street
games. Create your own
Easter art and welcome the
new additions to the farm
including spring lambs,
piglets and baby chicks.
nmni.com/uftm
Giant Easter
Bunny Hunt
Easter Sea Safari
25–29 March
Celebrate Easter with the
animal characters at Belfast
Zoo, Follow the Easter egg
trail and visit your favourite
animals at feeding time.
belfastzoo.co.uk
Castle Espie
24 March–3 April,
10am–5pm
Join us for our Easter eggstravaganza and annual giant
Easter bunny hunt with lots of
activities across the holidays.
wwt.org.uk
Easter AT ULSTER FOLK
& TRANSPORT MUSEUM
27–29 March, 10am–5pm
Roll eggs down Bleach
Sightseeing boat trips
27 & 28 March
Enjoy a sightseeing tour of
Strangford Lough with its
abundance of nature and
wildlife. See the SeaGen,
Angus Rocks Lighthouse,
surface whirlpools and some
of the many seals at Cloughy
Rocks Nature Reserve. Trips
leave from Strangford Pier
and run hourly throughout
the day. Booking Essential:
028 4372 3933
strangford-seasafari.com
Bangor Easter Parade
28 March
Enjoy a family fun Easter
Monday at Bangor with
entertainment at the
seafront including a themed
parade. For full details
contact Bangor Visitor
Information Centre on
028 9127 0069
visitardsandnorthdown.com
Easter Eggspress
Departs Belfast Central
Station
28 & 29 March
Hop aboard the Easter
Eggspress for a steam train
adventure to Whitehead. Fun
for all the family with Easter
eggs for the children. Tickets
available from the Visit
Belfast Welcome Centre.
visitbelfast.com
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You can easily access both countryside
and sea shore within a short drive of Belfast
to enjoy a variety of exciting attractions,
historic places of interest, informative tours,
outdoor activities and amazing scenery.
belfastplus.com
Escape to Ards and North Down
Escape the city scene
and head to Ards and
North Down for endless
miles of coastline, rolling
green hills and fabulous
scenery, only a short
journey away.
There are wonderful
attractions to choose
from, such as the Ark
open Farm, Castle Espie,
Mount Stewart, North
Down Museum, The
Somme Centre and the
Ulster Folk and Transport
Museum.
With many events
to keep you entertained
- from exhibitions and
karting to Easter Fun with
bunny hunts and egg
trails - there is something
for everyone.
For something that bit
different for little ones be
For more inspiration see
visitardsandnorthdown.
com or call into one of
our Visitor Information
Centres.
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sure to visit Castle Espie
from 13 February - 20
March when The Giant
LEGO® Brick Animal
Trail will be there, with
sculptures sitting among
some of their real-life
cousins.
On Easter Monday
28th March, join the fun
in Bangor with family
Easter entertainment at
the seafront including a
themed parade.
The Circuit of Ireland
races into Newtownards
this Easter on Friday 8
April - an event to get the
heart racing!
Ards International
Guitar Festival will rock
the town from 6-10 April .
Guitar aficionados across
the Borough can expect
a jam-packed line up of
flamenco, blues, folk, rock,
blue grass and classical.
After a busy day’s
activities, warm up with
a hot drink and tasty bite
in one of the many coffee
shops or eateries, some
with stunning views of
the tranquil countryside.
Or why not book into one
of the award winning
restaurants, famed for
serving local produce
cooked to perfection?
With great local
accommodation on
offer – from 5* luxury to a
budget accommodation
- there is something
for every pocket. For
something really
different try a mill, barn
or boathouse for your
overnight stay!
Ards Visitor
Information Centre
31 Regent Street
Newtownards BT23 3AD
028 9182 6846
Bangor Visitor
Information Centre
34 Quay Street
Bangor BT20 5ED
028 9127 0069
Lisburn city & castlereagh
Another year of exciting
entertainment awaits in
Lisburn & Castlereagh,
with a variety of events to
suit all ages.
including an Easter egg
hunt and lots more fun.
Magical Trails & Tales
28 & 29 March
Hillsborough Castle
NI Motorcycle Festival
Help us tell the lost stories
5–7 February
and discover secrets with
Eikon Exhibition Centre
interactive storytelling and
Many of the sport’s biggest performance throughout
names will be in attendance the day in the house and
throughout this threegardens.
day biking extravaganza
Easter Monday & Tuesday
including ISLE of Man TT
Cracking Easter Fun
star Michael Dunlop.
28 & 29 March
Get Creative at the Castle
Dundonald International
25 March–4 April
Ice Bowl
Get hands-on this Easter
Treat your little bunnies to
with drop-in making
an egg…citing day out with
activities and garden trails ice skating, tenpin bowling
for all the family.
and Indiana Land play world
all under one roof.
Easter Family Fun Day
26 March
Castle Easter Challenge
Market Square, Lisburn
1st April
Join us for a family fun day, Castle Gardens, Lisburn
For full events info see
visitlisburncastlereagh.
com or call into one of
our Visitor Information
Centres.
Lisburn Visitor
Information Centre
15 Lisburn Square
Lisburn BT28 1AN
028 9244 7622
This innovative new event
gives young people the
chance to race through
a fun and challenging
assault course.
Circuit of Ireland Lisburn
Power Stage
7 April
Lisburn City Centre
Action–packed top
motorsport event the
Circuit of Ireland is
back with even more
supercharged Easter thrills.
Sketch & Stroll
(On Your Doorstep)
16 April, 2pm–4pm
Hillsborough Castle
Armed with your sketchpad
get out in the fresh air and
take inspiration from the
gardens of Hillsborough
Castle where a professional
artist will guide you to
sketch wonderful scenes.
Hillsborough Visitor
Information Centre
The Old Courthouse
Hillsborough BT26 6AG
028 9244 7640
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Road
Park
Glencairn Road
Road
Park
80, 80A Woodvale
Sydenham
Road
Road
Road
20A, 23, 29
20,
20A, 23
Circular
Circular 20
26B
96 26B
3. 61, 64/BYorkgate
3.
11C/D
Road
Titanic 600/A/B By-pass
61, 64/B
Massey Ave. Massey Ave.
Mater
Road
Road
Twaddell
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