‘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 bold experiment in broadcasting is coming…

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

Explore alleys. Discover art.

EU Citizens’ Rights in Northern Ireland Post-Brexit – a live panel discussion.

Exploring the details of the Belfast Region City Deal and the opportunities it will create for Belfast and surrounding regions.

Re-inventing the city: how do you reinvent ‘the city’ after a pandemic?

Deloitte New Forums – An Open Innovation Conversation focused on sustainability.

The Impact of Partition in Ireland – a talk by historian Cormac Moore.

Managing bilingual societies in Europe, with Marc Olivier-Loiseau and Cecilia Gialdini.

Three post-GFA generation, pro-union women in candid conversation about all aspects of life in Northern Ireland

In this practical, two hour online workshop, 64 Million Artists will share their methods for creating citizen-led and co-created cultural projects.

Editor-in-chief of US-based Politifact, Angie Drobnic Holan, joins us to talk about fact checking in a tense political environment.

What exactly is community art? Why do we need it in Northern Ireland?

A short play about identity, privatisation and the simple documents that change our lives.

Join ‘Change the World in Song’, singing to raise the rafters and spirits, and affirm values of peace and justice.

Can a weapons manufacturer be tried for complicity in a war crime?

Bill McKibben discusses climate change – the greatest challenge we’ve faced as a civilization and the biggest change to the natural world during the course of human history.

Take a couple of top academics, some dangerous ideas, add one comedian and it’s the force of nature that is the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas (CODI).

A screening of the Sir Steve McQueen’s Small Axe film Lovers Rock with post-film discussion.

Join 9ft in Common for this talk as they launch the emergent Belfast Alley Map.