Check out this online exhibition featuring images of the unloved spaces of Belfast submitted by the public earlier this year.

Are you registered to vote? If not, why not? If yes, then Vote For Me! My name is Mark Chancer and I am your independent candidate for the local elections.

You are invited to view these online presentations which explore the history of magical ideas from the late Middle Ages into the present.

A Sense of Survival is a site-specific installation of sculpture and sound, created in tribute to the women and children incarcerated for minor crimes over the history of Crumlin Road Gaol.

In 1989, a twenty-one year old American college dropout moves to Belfast, hoping that the Troubles in Northern Ireland will take care of her own.

Enjoy a free business breakfast as we gather to consider what Blackstaff Square in Belfast could and should be.

Dr. Mark Taylor highlights the need to be cautious about culture.

Award-winning broadcaster and journalist, Lesley Riddoch chews over the week’s news with former media lecturer and Dundee United fan, Pat Joyce.

Professor Linda Bauld discusses what we learned from the Covid-19 pandemic and whether the next pandemic be prevented.

Medbh McGuckian was born in Belfast where she is an Honorary Lecturer at Queen's University.

Join this fun workshop with Paul Connolly, the charismatic front man and chief songwriter for The Wood Burning Savages.

On the eve of the Belfast Agreement’s 25th anniversary, Professor Padraig O'Malley reflects on social, economic, and political changes in both parts of the island.

A film inspired by true events, Beans follows a Mohawk girl during the armed stand-off known as the 1990 Oka Crisis.

This café-style conversation will provide an opportunity to gather in a civic space for reflective conversation about various aspects of food and the food system.

Approximately 400 army barracks built between 1690 and 1921 remain on the island of Ireland. A few are still in military use, but the story of this built heritage is largely forgotten.

In this event five young people will pitch their ideas about what they would do if they were Minister for a Day.

A play about family, love and everything that went before.

Acclaimed Australian singer and songwriter Robert Forster (The Go-Betweens) visits Belfast with his 8th solo album The Candle And The Flame.

Award-winning broadcaster and journalist, Lesley Riddoch and her podcast pal, Pat Joyce examine the prospects of Scottish independence.

Armed only with a chair and a mic, stories, jokes and poetry Henry Normal takes on the world looking for a win-win situation.

Shon Faye discusses her bestselling book The Transgender Issue: An Argument for Justice with leading local academic and activist Kellie Turtle.