
Weave X Portview
A live music set infused with historic glimpses into local industrial life.
A live music set infused with historic glimpses into local industrial life.
Orchestral music and politics in 2021: composer Conor Mitchell on what it means to be a politically-engaged composer writing in 2021.
Gavin Esler talks about his latest book How Britain Ends and what, if anything, it means to be ‘British’ in the 21st Century.
In this provocative lecture, Claire Fox will discuss what she feels is the growing threat of ‘cancel culture’.
For the first time, Chris Agee reads from his “startlingly unique” new poetic work, Trump Rant (2021), written between January 2017 and Election Day 2020.
As part of the festival and to mark the centenary of the foundation of Northern Ireland, the award winning artist, John Baucher, has made a celebratory ceremonial cloak comprising of flags and bunting which have been found gifted or retrieved over the past 10 years.
Global thinkers and activists set out ideas and thoughts around what needs to be done to ‘build back fairer’.
Considering how, together, we can make Northern Ireland a more attractive and inclusive place for everyone.
An online immersive virtual tour, following the story of Toshiko, a 6-year-old hibakusha (survivor) of the Hiroshima bombing.