‘Never the Same’ is an online and a site-specific project with the families and relatives of those who were killed and injured in the McGurk’s Bar bombing of 1971.

Parallels Between Medieval and Modern Culture: an interactive digital project compiled by Queen’s University Belfast students.

A photographic installation by artist Shiro Masuyama.

A glimpse into the 2020 that might have been but never was: an exhibition which the public can interact with virtually through Zoom and social media.

A rare chance to see John T. Davis’ thoughtful and revealing 2003 documentary.

A magical storytelling experience is designed to activate a sense of connection, hope and the capacity to dream and imagine through this uncertain time.

A special ‘tour’ uncovering and reimagining the ideas, stories, memories and people that have shaped the Strand Arts Centre in Belfast .

Artist Marta Dyczkowska discusses and presents her work video and photography installation Shut The Front Door .

This talk by Hamza Hamouchene will discuss “Extractivism and Resistance in North Africa”.

Stephen Pritchard argues that our creativity is unlimited and liberating, and our cultures are what makes us human.

Hear from campaigners across the world and locally about how we can cut off the pipeline of money that keeps the world’s polluters in business.

Like Water is a hypnotic short film that appropriately caps a year when Black Lives Matter became an irrepressible global movement.

An event dedicated to the women artists Chimengul Awut (award-winning ) and Nûdem Durak (Kurdish origin folk musician and political prisoner in Turkey).

Looking and Listening to Belfast with Bronagh Lawson.

Trump, the far right and state failure in the USA – with journalist Paul Mason.

If you think you know your current affairs, or like to consider yourself a bit of a whizz about the contemporary world, then this is for you.