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.

Take part in a unique soundscape that captures the sounds of those that we have lost in the pandemic and share your own sounds of reflection.

Discussing how parenting impacts the wider world.

David Coyles, Senior Lecturer at Ulster University will lead this bus tour visiting a number of hidden peace lines across the city.

Join us for this free immersive experience where we experience the sounds of the pandemic.

How can we involve everyone in addressing the climate emergency?

In the early 1800s Age of Reform a disparate group of artists, legal theorists, MPs, and others nearly brought about the end to the death penalty for sodomy.

Come along to the opening of this unique exhibition which presents multiple perspectives and interpretations of the Strand Cinema.

Exploring the current situation in relation to the Irish language a century after partition.

How can big business be held to account for harming people and planet everywhere they operate?

Stephen Frears’ 1985 ground-breaking, gay, mixed race, love story.

Bringing together a range of speakers to consider how we learn from the past to help build the future of the student movement.

Come along to this event to gain an insight into the future of NI-USA relations, including politics, policy and everything in between!

Hear first-hand from overlooked voices as they challenge conventional narratives.

All of everyday life has become transformed by technologies of algorithmic governance. The question is: how should we respond?

Join us for this conversation style event as the author discusses her powerful, candid diary of a 16-year-old schoolgirl.

From social media pile-ons to attacks on people’s jobs, a new form of censorship is coming in to play.

Join us for nine, brilliant, true stories on the theme of ‘Reality’.

Come help develop a new vision for participating in arts and culture in Northern Ireland.

Nandi Jola reflects on the history of Black Atlantic, as she looks at the relationship between British Colonial rule and South Africa.