Jacqueline shares her pick of What’s on this weekend across NI

Down

Tullyverry House in Killyleagh will host their Open Day and Wedding Fair this Sunday 20th October between 1.00pm and 5.00pm. Exhibitors include caterers, florists, musicians, photographers, videographers, stationary providers, wedding cars, weddings decorators and more!

Armagh

Take a Farm/Cider Tour of Long Meadow Farm this Saturday 19th October at 11.00am.  Be guided through the 30 acre orchard and see how the famous PGI status Bramley Apple is grown, processed, harvested and hand pressed to be transformed into brands of apple juice and artisan ciders. 

Fermanagh

Join RSPB staff on a guided walk this Saturday 19th October through the autumnal display at Castle Archdale Country Park. Learn to identify the different signs of autumn and the wildlife that will be most active during this bountiful season.   £5 per adult, £2.50 per child. Free for all RSPB members.

Tyrone

Enjoy an audience with MUNDY at an intimate acoustic gig by one of Ireland’s finest singer/songwriters in the modern era.  Mundy’s mainly acoustic, folk based pop/rock has been compared to Damien Rice and Josh Ritter. See him live this Saturday evening at Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre in Dungannon. Tickets £18.

Derry/Londonderry

Seamus Heaney HomePlace  in Bellaghy is delighted to work with Moving on Music to present Ruth McGinley and Darragh Morgan, two of Northern Ireland’s leading internationally renowned classical musicians, as they tour NI for the first time together.  Performing this Saturday evening, this concert will feature two beautiful violin sonatas, Irish folk song arrangements as well as a piece by Northern Irish composer Deirdre McKay.

Antrim

Whitehead Museum Railway We are delighted to offer their vintage inspired afternoon tea with a difference!   Afternoon Tea will be served in a static railway carriage beside the award-winning Edwardian Tea Room at Whitehead Excursion Station on Saturday afternoon between 2.00pm and 3.30pm.

Belfast

La Spire, Botanic Gardens, this Sunday afternoon is part of the 2019 Belfast International Arts Festival. Breath-taking aerial acrobatics on an impressive steel spiral sculpture. The all-female cast combine raw strength, tenacity and vulnerability, accompanied by a live musician and special sound machines to create a suspense-filled dreamlike journey into human fragility and power.

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Jacqueline