All events, festivals, and things to do in Belfast
Immersive exhibition unveiling latest Titanic wreck findings with artifacts and VR experiences. Generating buzz among history buffs for its cutting-edge tech and fresh insights into the tragedy. A timely cultural highlight tied to Belfast's shipbuilding heritage.
Titanic Quarter Limited
Tourist attraction · 4.6 ★
Country music showcase evoking the Grand Ole Opry vibe with live performances. Popular for music fans seeking Nashville-style entertainment. Building buzz in local scene.
Theatre At The Mill
Performing arts theater · 4.7 ★
Exhibition by Sarah Cathers exploring curiosity through material processes. Noteworthy for its innovative craft focus, running this week. Appeals to contemporary art lovers.
Craft NI Gallery
Store · 4.8 ★
Prestigious bowling competition ahead of Commonwealth Games, featuring top UK bowlers. Generating sports buzz as a competitive highlight. Must-see for sports fans.
Belfast Indoor Bowls Club
Association or organization · 4.8 ★
Popular musical adaptation of the iconic Addams Family, featuring dark humor and catchy songs. Already sold out, indicating high demand and buzz among theatre-goers. A fun, family-friendly yet quirky production.
Belvoir Studio Theatre
A famous Belfast pizza spot has confirmed it will open a new location in the Cathedral Quarter this Spring. The announcement was made with a message saying 'Hey Cathedral Quarter, we're coming'.
Cathedral Quarter
Neighborhood
Popular Asian food spot Waka is preparing to open at Victoria Square Belfast. The restaurant promises to make lunch breaks way tastier for city centre workers and visitors.
Victoria Square
Shopping mall · 4.4 ★
Belfast indie darlings headline a massive hometown gig with high-energy dance-rock. Tickets flying due to local pride and festival vibes.
Boucher Playing Fields
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's award-winning one-woman show returns in a limited run, critically adored and generating huge theatre buzz with scalper prices soaring.
Lyric Theatre Belfast
Major new exhibition at Ulster Museum featuring Picasso's erotic drawings and lesser-known works, drawing critical praise and record visitor pre-bookings for its bold themes.
Ulster Museum
Art museum · 4.7 ★
Lin-Manuel Miranda's revolutionary musical returns to Belfast with its acclaimed cast, blending hip-hop and history in a production that's critically adored and booking at record speed. Perfect for theatre lovers seeking cultural impact.
Grand Opera House
Market joins the craic with special events, food, and festivities over the weekend. Vibrant atmosphere with daytime sessions.
St George's Market
Market · 4.6 ★
Key part of St Patrick's celebrations as UNESCO City of Music, with concerts and cultural events. Highlights Belfast's musical heritage.
City Centre
A theatre production running at the Waterfront Studio Theatre, exploring intriguing narratives tied to historical figures.
Waterfront Hall Auditorium
A spectacular celebration of music and community featuring the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland, soloists, drummers, pipers, and dancers from across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Under Maestro Greg Beardsell, 6,000 children from choirs join in peace anthems, pop, rock, and family favourites across two concerts.
SSE Arena Belfast
Arena · 4.5 ★
The Bow Brothers and Aoife Scott Band headline a special St Patrick’s Day concert at The MAC. Closing the festival with high-energy trad music and song.
The Black Box
A spectacular Pipe Band Extravaganza features competing pipers and drummers at City Hall as part of St Patrick's Day events. It's a ticketed highlight celebrating traditional music.
City Hall
Premise
Renowned folk artists Dougie MacLean and Ursula Burns perform as part of Belfast TradFest's expanded St Patrick's Music Festival. This ticketed highlight is generating buzz ahead of summer's Fleadh Cheoil.
Mandela Hall