A series of large scale images and interactive videos pasted onto the Peace Wall in west Belfast.

Compiled by QUB students, these digital projects explore medieval magic, sex, astrology and purgatory in Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron.

This year the festival is delighted to welcome our artists in residence from Glasgow who will help make the festival a reality.

This exhibition presents a collection of photographs and commentary about physical structures in NI that, if transformed, would signify positive change in relation to building a safe, shared and united society.

A display of textile panels that focus on places, people and things that are loved and how these can be affected by our ways of living and being.

A new show at The Lyric that asks why the privileges and protections granted to most of society remain out of reach for Northern Ireland’s LGBT+ community.

Meet us in the alley. We’ll bring the food, questions, and a table; you bring some comfy shoes, and your sense of despair / spirit of playfulness (delete as applicable!).

A taster session for women of all ages and backgrounds who are interested in running for election and playing an active role in politics.

A seriously convivial conversation about the ‘poetical’ in our civic and cultural living.

Second Collective presents for exhibition a series of artworks by women artists in the emerging stages of their practice.

A campaigning workshop with Adam McGibbon.

A series of hand painted porcelain panels with found objects inspired by our heritage and landscape.

The Centre for Investigative Journalism (CIJ) brings its renowned training to Belfast, for journalists and non-journalists alike.

Following the publication of his well-received memoir, Richard Needham looks back on a life that straddles the worlds of commerce and politics.

This workshop aims to showcase some great examples of innovations in democracy at a local level in Northern Ireland, being supported through the Community Foundation’s Civic Innovation Programme.

Join the panel in discussing representative democracy, citizens’ assemblies, and engaging citizens in the future of Northern Ireland.

A fun Interactive workshop where participants will create Instagram stories about local history using archival material.

Nicholas Whyte examines the likely outcomes of the forthcoming local Assembly elections and a potential unity vote.

The launch of an exciting new local network by Involve UK.

A zine-making workshop will be presented by Emma Campbell and Clodagh Lavelle from Array Collective

Hear from QUB researchers exploring how photography has been used to record and shape Belfast from the nineteenth century to the present day.

Champion Things launch their new album ‘Tying Knots in a Suffragette’s Ribbon’.

This online event presents a chance to learn from developers and entrepreneurs working on the cutting edge of technology around the world.

A conversation exploring hope, human nature and the future of politics.

A light hearted quizzical rummage about this place we call home.

A critical look at how the politics of division has stopped the development of a shared and prosperous society in Northern Ireland.

Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Scott Gibson promises to give you a reason to ‘Rejoice’.