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Santa Sundays Bring Festive Magic to 2Taps — Supporting Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice

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Belfast’s favourite festive family tradition is back as Santa Sundays at 2Taps return to bring holiday cheer, delicious food, and heart-warming community spirit to the city. Running each Sunday until 21 December, Santa will make special Sunday visits to 2Taps, giving families the chance to celebrate the season together while supporting a vital local charity.

Every Sunday, children will have the opportunity to meet Santa Claus in person and post their Christmas lists straight to the North Pole using the magical 2Taps Santa Post Box. In a meaningful gesture of festive goodwill, 2Taps has pledged to donate £5 to Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice for every letter posted, helping to support the essential care provided to children and families.

To make the celebrations even more special, children eat free during Santa Sundays (one child per adult), allowing families to enjoy a stress-free festive outing. Parents can relax and indulge in 2Taps full tapas and drinks menu including the renowned Sunday Roast or special Christmas Menu with a Spanish twist, freshly prepared by the restaurant’s talented kitchen team. The cosy festive atmosphere will be enhanced by live music from Joe Kennedy, performing from 2pm to 5pm, creating the perfect backdrop for a joyful family afternoon.

Jarron O’Neill Watson of 2Taps expressed his enthusiasm for this year’s festive programme, highlighting both the joy it brings to families and the importance of supporting local charitable work. He said: “Christmas is such a special time of year for celebrating children, and Santa Sundays are one of our favourite traditions at 2Taps. As parents ourselves, my sister and I wanted to create something truly magical for families while also giving back to a cause that is incredibly close to our hearts. Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice does vital and inspiring work, and we are proud to support them at this time of year.”

The festive initiative is expected to draw families from across Belfast and beyond, with visitors returning year after year to enjoy the warm atmosphere, delicious food, and memorable experiences that 2Taps is known for. From the twinkling lights and festive décor to the excitement on children’s faces as they hand their letters to Santa, the event promises a magical afternoon for all ages.

Santa Sundays aim to bring the community together, offering families a place to create cherished holiday memories while making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Whether it’s enjoying a comforting Sunday roast, indulging in your favourite tapas, listening to live seasonal tunes, or watching children light up as they meet Santa, 2Taps is set to be one of the most magical places to spend a Sunday this Christmas season.

Santa Sundays are expected to be extremely popular, so book your table today at www.2taps-winebar.com/christmas and keep up to date with 2Taps special menu offerings by following along on social media.

T.P. Flanagan and Seamus Heaney on display at Ulster University for Art Unwrapped 2025

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Ulster University is delighted to announce the eighth annual Art Unwrapped exhibition, a treasured holiday tradition showcasing rarely seen artworks gifted to the city of Belfast from the national collection.

Launched at an event with Belfast Lord Mayor at the Belfast campus on the afternoon of 27 November, this year the university will be exhibiting two inspiring artworks by Enniskillen born T.P Flanagan and a poem written for him by the celebrated Irish poet Seamus Heaney.

Exhibition Details

  • Dates: 28 November 2025 to 22 December 2025
  • Location: Art Gallery, McCracken Building (Block BC),Ulster University Belfast Campus, 2-24 York Street, Belfast, BT15 1AP
  • Admission: Free, with guided interpretive tours led by Fine Art Students of Belfast School of Art. Walk-ins are welcome during our opening hours. Tickets available via Eventbrite   

Art Unwrapped 2025 invites Northern Ireland residents and visitors to immerse themselves in two breathtaking artworks by T.P Flanagan Autumn Lough, 1961  and Weir on the Blackwater River, County Cork, 1993  from the collection of the Ulster Museum will be showcased in an intimate gallery setting, where attendees will explore the paintings’ rich context and underlying themes, guided by students of Fine Art from the Belfast School of Art. In a unique addition, this year’s exhibition will also feature “Bogland” a poem composed by Seamus Heaney for the artist.

This initiative, a collaboration between Ulster University, Belfast City Council, and National Museums NI, has brought iconic art pieces closer to the public for the past seven years. Previous years have seen artworks like Gerard Dillon’s “Innishlacken Couple”, Jack Butler Yeats’ “On Through the Silent Lands” and a collection featuring Margaret Clarke and Catherine McWilliams come to the university for the Christmas period.

Kathryn Thomson, Chief Executive of National Museums NI, says they look forward to sharing another Italian art moment with the public:

“Art Unwrapped has become a much-loved festive tradition for National Museums NI. Every year it provides a special opportunity to see a painting from the national art collection at the Ulster Museum somewhere unique and unexpected. This initiative highlights the power of working in partnership to do something different and make art more accessible to wider audiences.”

Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Tracy Kelly said:

“Art Unwrapped is a special Christmas gift to the city. Belfast City Council is delighted to have collaborated with National Museums NI and Ulster University for the eighth consecutive year on this innovative project because it’s raising both the profile and our appreciation of the visual arts. It’s fantastic to see Art Unwrapped grow in popularity and reach year on year – and it’s another great reason to visit and enjoy the city centre over the festive period. The schools outreach element is a particularly welcome way of inspiring our young people to explore their talent and passion for art and creativity.”

Professor Cathy-Gormley Heenan, University Provost at Ulster University said:

“Art Unwrapped is not just an exhibition but a celebration of art and culture during the festive season. The vision of Professor Rafaella Folli in Ulster, we are proud to continue this tradition, now in its eighth year, offering a unique opportunity for the local community to engage with and appreciate significant works of art, like these wonderful T.P Flanagan pieces we have been generously gifted this year by Ulster Museum. We welcome everyone to our campus to come appreciate these impressive works of art.”

With student-led tours and school outreach programmes designed to inspire and educate the next generation of artists and art enthusiasts, Art Unwrapped is more than just an art exhibition.  Ulster University invites the public to experience these pieces up close and personal this festive season.

For more information, visit: www.ulster.ac.uk/artunwrapped

10 things to do in Northern Ireland

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Here are ten exciting things to do 1 – 7 December.

 

  1. Enchanted Winter Garden at Antrim Castle Gardens, County Antrim, 28 November – 30 December. Antrim Castle Gardens will be transformed into a glistening festive wonderland once again. Among the highlights is the debut of the Enchanted Tree Choir, a new attraction that will see the trees of the forest brought to life. With an expanded funfair, Enchanted Grotto, Festive Food Fayre and Twinkling Light Trail, the resident fairies have made it an experience to remember. Bookings will be available every 30 minutes from 16:30-19:30.
  2. A Magical Christmas Experience at Titanic Belfast, Belfast, 28 November – 23 December. Watch the excitement unfold as Father Christmas and his Elves count down to their favourite night of the year on a guided tour of their Magical Christmas Experience. Meet your Elf guide, visit the Enchanted Forest, Elves Workshop, Mrs Claus’ Kitchen before meeting Father Christmas on a journey to the North Pole.
  3. Christmas at Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, Royal Hillsborough, County Down, 29 November – 4 January. This festive season, step into a world of Christmas magic as The Snowman™ and The Snowdog come to life at Hillsborough Castle and Gardens. Wander through 100 acres of wintry wonder on a charming outdoor trail featuring beautifully hand-painted Snowdogs. Discover sculptures and one iconic Snowman™, inspired by the beloved animated film. Make your day even more special and explore the castle’s beautifully decorated rooms filled with festive cheer.
  4. Christmas at Marble Arch Caves, County Fermanagh, 1 December – 4 January. Step into the nearby woodland for Elf Escape, Heroes vs Villains on an elf-tastic quest (£4pp) or visit Mrs Claus’s Cottage for a special storytime. Marble Arch Caves are offering Guided Cave Tours of the subterranean underworld from 1-23 December (10:00 to 15:30) and for those home for the holidays from 27-31 December, running from 11:00 to 15:00.
  5. Christmas at W5, Belfast, 29 November – 23 December. From magical storytelling sessions and indoor snowball fights to festive quizzes and creative crafts, there’s something to fill every heart with holiday cheer at W5. Make your way to Santa’s Workshop in AMAZE, where cheerful elves will reveal the Naughty or Nice List before guiding families to a glowing grotto for a special one-on-one moment with Santa himself, complete with a gift and photo opportunity to treasure.
  6. Christmas Wonderland, Jungle NI, Moneymore, County Londonderry, 29-30 November; 5-7, 11-14, 16-23 December. The Jungle becomes a twinkling world of festive wonder, where every path sparkles and every corner hides a little Christmas cheer. Families can wander through the enchanted woodland, meet Santa and his merry elves, hop on the Jungle Express and get transported through the magical forest, with the good company of Buddy The Join in on the all singing, all dancing Stage Show, adventure activities, toasted marshmallows with the Elves and visit the woodland farm.
  7. Santa Trail, Glenpark Estate, County Tyrone, 5-22 December. Step into a winter wonderland where sparkling lights, festive music, and the scent of Christmas fill the air. Meet Santa in his cosy grotto and some Christmas creatures on the farm, enjoy shortbread and hot chocolate for all the family followed by the essential ride on the festive tractor with crafts and surprises for the kids.
  8. Lisburn Twilight Market, County Antrim, 5 December. The market will be filled with the sounds, sights and tastes of Christmas. Enjoy a hot drink and bite to eat from one of the award-winning vendors. Stroll among the bustling mix of artists, crafters, health and beauty and homeware providers. Santa himself just might find time in his busy schedule to pop along for a chat or bring his elves for some Christmas crafting!
  9. Deck the Doors wreath making workshop, Long Meadow Cider, Portadown, County Armagh, 6 December. Get into the festive spirit at Bramley Barn with a creative Christmas wreath-making workshop. Guided step-by-step, you’ll learn how to design and build your own beautiful wreath from scratch using a mix of seasonal foliage, dried flowers, seed heads, berries, ribbons, and more. With all tools and materials provided, you’ll have everything you need to craft a unique piece that will brighten your home throughout the festive season. Sip on warm spiced apple juice or a glass of cider and enjoy seasonal nibbles as you create!
  10. North Coast and Glens Christmas Market, County Antrim, 5 December. Naturally North Coast & Glens (NNCG) are an award-winning, community market celebrating the best of our local food, culture, heritage, and traditions. Special Christmas Markets will be held in Ballymoney on December 5th and Roe Valley on December 6th from 11am.

 

 

For more information on what’s on, or to plan your next giant adventure in Northern Ireland, visit discovernorthernireland.com. Subject to availabilities with select dates.

Jacqueline shares her pick of what’s on this week/weekend across NI

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Antrim

Northern Ireland’s Premier Christmas Event is Back!

Expect bigger and brighter lights, more exciting sites and four additional nights.

From 28 November until 30 December, Antrim Castle Gardens will be transformed into a glistening, festive wonderland once again. The resident fairies have a few new ideas of how to make Enchanted Winter Garden more magical than ever before. But the true magic? You’ll have to come and see for yourself.

Find out more HERE

Armagh

Be our guest this Christmas at The Market Place Theatre’s furry-tale pantomime spectacular, ‘Beauty and The Beast’. Prepare yourself for a tale as old as time, but told in a way you won’t have seen the like of before!

Find out more HERE

Belfast

The mischievous and brave Jack Frost, must join forces with a team of extraordinary friends to protect the season from the forces of darkness. Alongside his enchanted friends—his loyal guardian Saint Nicholas, Jon the talking snowman, Hoot the owl, and Neve the snow angel, Jack embarks on a thrilling quest. The Mac, Belfast.

Find out more HERE

Down

Discover a beautiful selection of handcrafted gifts and artwork made by over 20 talented local artists and crafters at Made in AND : Pop Up Christmas Shop!

Find out more HERE

Fermanagh

As part of Share Sessions fundraising live shows, Share Discovery Village presents Thunder Rolls – Garth Brooks Tribute!

Find out more HERE

Derry/Londonderry

Limavady Drama Club in collaboration with Chloe Riley Drama, is thrilled to announce its forthcoming musical production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ by L.Frank Baum. Roe Valley Arts Centre, Limavady.

Find out more HERE

Tyrone

Experience the ultimate Christmas celebration this holiday season with Santa’s SuperShow Live in STRABANE!

Ho! Ho! Ho! Santa’s SuperShow is coming to town this winter! Join in with Santa Claus and his favourite friends, as they save Christmas!

Find out more HERE

 

10 things to do in Northern Ireland

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Here are ten exciting things to do 24 – 30 November

 

  1. Armagh Georgian Weekend, Armagh, County Armagh, 27 – 30 November. Step back in time as the Georgian Festival returns to Armagh. Delve into the Georgian history of Armagh through the buildings, characters and customs of the latter half of the 18th Century. Armagh Georgian Festival promises to be a weekend which brings the city’s Georgian history and stories to life, where you can uncover some of our city’s hidden gems and take part in a range of activities and experiences.
  2. Friendship Four at The SSE Arena, Belfast, 28 – 29 November. Set to take place at The SSE Arena, the Rochester Institute of Technology, Sacred Heart University, Miami University, and Union College will go head-to-head for the coveted Belpot Trophy, which was last won by Boston University in 2024. For local ice hockey and sports fans, the tournament provides a rare opportunity to see four top U.S. college teams go head-to-head in the heart of Belfast.
  3. Thanksgiving at Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh, County Tyrone, 29 – 30 November. Join the Partridges of Slippery Rock in the Folk Park’s Western Pennsylvania Log House as they prepare their turkey dinner and eagerly await the return of their only son, Joseph, an infantryman in the Union Army. This performance will take place several times throughout the day, so you’ll have multiple opportunities to catch it. Sample traditional Thanksgiving food like Succotash, try your hand at American games and enjoy toe-tappin’ live music.
  4. Christmas at The Ballance House, Glenavy, County Antrim, 29 November. Lots of festive fun and flavour awaits you – visit Santa & his elf in the Parlour by lamplight and a warming turf fire. There’ll be plenty of free Christmas fun in their kids barn with take-away crafting decorations. Start your Christmas shopping in their craft market and enjoy soup and mince pies in the tea barn. Plus, the special musical guest is Kellswater Band, while a piper will start the Christmas Fair.
  5. Ballycastle Christmas Market at The Marine Hotel, Ballycastle, County Antrim, 30 November (and 14 December). A fabulous festive fanfare is in store for all. The market will be festooned with artisan treats galore, quirky gift ideas, sumptuous, handcrafted treats, and much more. The market will be filled to bursting with eclectic treasures, delicious seasonal temptations and quirky handcrafted gifts from the very finest artisans.
  6. Mission Santa at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, Armagh, County Armagh, 29 November – 23 December. It’s a real code red. Join their E.L.F. crew on Mission Santa and blast off on a Christmas adventure. Your out-of-this-world adventure will include admission to a full-dome show in the dome theatre, help save Santa inside mission control during a live theatrical show, along with a visit to see Santa, a present for each child and a printed family photograph.
  7. Christmas at W5, Belfast, 29 November – 23 December. Step into a world of wonder as the spirit of the season takes over every corner of W5. From magical storytelling sessions and indoor snowball fights to festive quizzes and creative crafts, there’s something to fill every heart with holiday cheer.
  8. Christmas Art & Craft Fair with North Down Craft Collective at WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre, Comber, County Down, 30 November. Meet local artists and makers and shop their beautiful, handmade craft pieces. From textiles to ceramics, paintings to prints, and plenty more in between, it’s the perfect opportunity to find unique and thoughtful Christmas gifts.
  9. Christmas Wonderland at The Jungle NI, Moneymore, County Londonderry, 29 – 30 November and 5 –7, 11-14, 16 – 23 December. The Jungle becomes a twinkling world of festive wonder, where every path sparkles and every corner hides a little Christmas cheer. Families can wander through their enchanted woodland, meet Santa and his merry elves, and soak up the glow of dazzling lights and joyful laughter.
  10. The Spirit of Christmas Lunch Experience at The Boatyard Distillery, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, 26 November – 19 December. Treat your colleagues, friends, or family to a festive experience that’s fun, indulgent, and perfectly timed for busy schedules. Their Christmas distillery soirée offers a sophisticated, stress-free way to celebrate the season, all in just three hours.

For more information on what’s on, or to plan your next giant adventure in Northern Ireland, visit discovernorthernireland.com. Subject to availabilities with select dates.

 

Discover NI’s Offers of the Week

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The Lodge Hotel, Coleraine, County Londonderry

 

Embrace the crisp air and golden hues of the season with the Lodge Hotel’s Autumn Escape Getaway, from £115 per room (based on two adults sharing). Stay in one of their comfortable rooms and enjoy a bed and breakfast package designed to make your stay feel like a true seasonal treat. As part of your escape, you’ll receive a £15 dining credit per adult to use in their restaurant. Offer valid until 15 December. Visit www.thelodgehotel.com for more information. Ts and Cs apply.

Ballygally Castle Hotel, Ballygally, County Antrim

 

Relax and rejuvenate this winter with Ballygally Castle’s whiskey retreat package. From £125 per person, sink into your own slice of coastal calm. Unwind in the privacy of your charming room, complete with Netflix, and savour a complimentary miniature of McConnell’s Irish Whiskey while enjoying popcorn to share. Awake the next morning and enjoy a full Irish breakfast. Offer available until 31st December 2025. Visit https://www.ballygallycastlehotel.com/offers/ for more information.

 

For more inspiration or to plan your next adventure in Northern Ireland, visit www.discovernorthernireland.com.

Offers are correct at the time of publication and are subject to availability and change without notice. Terms and Conditions apply to each offer and can be viewed on the individual provider’s websites. Tourism NI acts as a promoter of third-party offers and accepts no responsibility for any changes, withdrawals, or inaccuracies made by providers. 

 

Discover NI’s Offers of the Week

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Culloden Estate and Spa, Cultra, County Down

 

As the days grow shorter, retreat to the warmth and comfort of the historic Culloden Estate. Enjoy an exclusive 15% discount and a complimentary upgrade to the next room category. Melt away tension in the spa, complemented by 10% off spa treatments and ESPA products. From £195 per room, available until 19th December 2025. Visit https://www.cullodenestateandspa.com/offers/ for more information.

 

 

Bushmills Townhouse, Bushmills, County Antrim

 

Nestled in the captivating town of Bushmills, a short distance from the iconic Giant’s Causeway, Bushmills Townhouse offers an exquisite blend of luxury suites and superb dining. Starting from £90pp, the offer includes complimentary bubbles on arrival, a three-course dinner and breakfast the next morning. Available now through to end of December. Visit  https://bushmillstownhouse.com/ for more information.

 

 

For more inspiration or to plan your next adventure in Northern Ireland, visit www.discovernorthernireland.com.

Offers are correct at the time of publication and are subject to availability and change without notice. Terms and Conditions apply to each offer and can be viewed on the individual provider’s websites. Tourism NI acts as a promoter of third-party offers and accepts no responsibility for any changes, withdrawals, or inaccuracies made by providers. 

10 Things to do in Northern Ireland

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Here are ten exciting things to do 10 – 16 November

 

  1. Belfast Christmas Market, 15 November – 22 December. With over 100 international and local traders, the festive village offers a delightful array of quality Christmas fayre, handcrafted goods, and bespoke artisan products. Set against the magnificent backdrop of Belfast City Hall, the market is an ideal destination, offering the perfect place to tick off your holiday shopping list.
  2. Belfast Punk Music Walking Tour, 15 November. Come explore the story of punk music in Belfast on this walking tour, with a specialist music guide who has loved punk music since the 1970s. Since bands like The Outcasts, Rudi, Stiff Little Fingers, Ruefrex and Victim erupted onto the scene in Belfast back in the late 1970s, Belfast punk has held a special place in music history, near and far.
  3. Christmas Craft Market at Flowerfield Arts Centre, Portstewart, County Londonderry, 15 November – 23 December. Now firmly established as the ‘must go to’ festive shopping event, the best contemporary craft market on the North Coast returns with over 35 independent makers and uniquely special gifts for all tastes and budgets. Featuring homeware, jewellery, textiles, clothing, artisan food and more, you’ll find the perfect present from a bespoke range of beautiful ceramics, glass, necklaces, artwork, candles, luxury skincare, throws, stationery, festive décor and beyond.
  4. Traditional Irish Breadmaking, Killinchy, County Down, 15 November. Join Tracey in her kitchen on the shores of Strangford Lough in County Down, just 30 minutes from Belfast. You’ll be welcomed into her home with the aroma of homemade fruit soda bannock as it comes out of the oven. You’ll enjoy this sweet treat with some award-winning Irish butter.
  5. Atlantic Sessions, various locations, Portrush & Portstewart, County Antrim and County Londonderry, 13 – 16 November. A high quality, musical feast, showcasing original music. From traditional to contemporary, electric to acoustic, Atlantic Sessions has emerged as a permanent feature on the cultural calendar creating an energetic, vibrant atmosphere in the pubs, hotels, coffee shops and town halls across Portrush and Portstewart.
  6. Northern Ireland Music Prize at Ulster Hall, Belfast, 12 November. The Northern Ireland Music Prize is an annual awards night curated by Oh Yeah to recognise and celebrate the incredible and diverse talent we create. With categories such as Album of the Year supported by PPL as well as Live Act of the Year, and the Oh Yeah Legend Award, the NI Music Prize is the local music scene’s biggest night.
  7. From Darkness to Light – Black & White Photography Exhibition at The Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick, Armagh, County Armagh, until 29 November. Now that we have reached that part of the year with fewer hours of daylight, St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral in Armagh is delighted to be hosting a black and white photographic exhibition with the title ‘From Darkness to Light’. As the Cathedral community celebrates the completion of its new lighting system which transforms the interior of the Cathedral and shines new light on its unique architectural details, the timing and theme of this exhibition could not be more appropriate.
  8. National Trust’s Florence Court, Florencecourt, County Fermanagh, visit website for open dates and times. Located around eight miles from Enniskillen, Florence Court is one of the most beautiful Georgian houses in Northern Ireland, nestled against the wild mountain backdrop of Benaughlin and the Cuilcagh Mountains. You can enjoy glorious walks around the grounds which include a walled garden, holiday cottage, sawmill and ice-house. In the gardens you will find the famous Florence Court Yew – reputedly the ‘parent’ of all Irish yew trees.
  9. OM Dark Sky Park and Observatory, Omagh, County Tyrone, visit website for open dates and times. Take a journey through time and space with a visitor experience that’s out of this world. Book your visit to Northern Ireland’s only International Dark Sky Park. Fully guided by an experienced tour guide, the centre will give visitors a unique opportunity to experience the night sky as it is rarely viewed.
  10. Festive Fair at Magheramorne Estate, Magheramorne, County Antrim, 11 and 12 November. As the holiday season approaches, the upcoming Festive Fair at Magheramorne Estate will bring together an incredible selection of local suppliers. The fair will be held in their charming and cosy drawing rooms and elegant ballroom, creating the perfect ambiance for a delightful Christmas experience.

 

For more information on what’s on, or to plan your next giant adventure in Northern Ireland, visit discovernorthernireland.com. Subject to availabilities with select dates.

Flowerfield Christmas Craft Market returns – bigger, brighter and bursting with creativity!

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Get ready to start off the festive season at Flowerfield Arts Centre as the much-loved Christmas Craft Market returns from Saturday 15th November 2025.

Join us from 11am – 4pm for the official opening, when Naturally North Coast and Glens Market will be there to add even more Christmas cheer!

This year’s market promises to be the most exciting yet. Following the largest number of applications to date, a line-up of 50 outstanding makers from right across Northern Ireland has been curated – a vibrant showcase of creativity, craftsmanship and festive inspiration.

Expect a wonderful mix of ceramics, jewellery, glass, woodcraft, homeware, clothing, scents, food and mixed giftware – with something to suit every taste and budget. From delicate handmade jewellery to beautiful pottery, cosy textiles, aromatic candles and delicious local produce, you’ll find thoughtful gifts that tell a story.

Many of our talented makers hail from the Causeway Coast and Glens area, but every purchase directly supports small creative businesses, helping to sustain Northern Ireland’s thriving craft community.

The Flowerfield Christmas Craft Market runs from 15th November to 23rd December, with late-night shopping on Wednesdays and Thursdays, giving you plenty of time to discover something special for everyone on your list.

Come for the bespoke handcrafted gifts, enjoy the festive atmosphere – and celebrate the very best of local creativity this Christmas at Flowerfield Arts Centre.

SIMPLY THE ‘BEAST’ SHOW AROUND AT ARMAGH’S MARKET PLACE THEATRE

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Be our guest this Christmas at The Market Place Theatre’s furry-tale pantomime spectacular, ‘Beauty and The Beast’. Prepare yourself for a tale as old as time but told in a way you won’t have seen the like of before!

Can Belle save the day before the last petal falls from the enchanted rose? Join our heroine as she tries to break the Wicked Fairy’s curse and escape the castle of the ‘monstrous’ Beast… but is he really as bad as he seems?

There’ll be talking teapots, singing candlesticks, dancing dogs and a bunch of wily wolves to deal with, but with your help, can Belle reverse the curse?

Beauty and The Beast will be sure to make you laugh, sing, shout and cheer as you fall in love with a host of hilarious (and hairy) characters. Get ready for magic, music and mayhem aplenty, all rolled up in one action-packed show that’s sure to be simply the beast!

‘Beauty & The Beast’ will run at Armagh’s Market Place Theatre from Saturday 29 November to Sunday 21 December, with a range of times to suit all busy schedules!

 

Prices range from £15 to £19. Tickets are flying out the door, so hurry to book yours now!

 

To book your tickets for the most exciting pantomime of the season, phone the Box Office now on 03300 561 025, or book online at www.visitarmagh.com/marketplacetheatre.. The house is sure to be packed to the rafters for this festive hit! There will be BSL signed, captioned and relaxed performances during the run. Please contact the Box Office for full details.

 

To keep up-to-date with the latest news at the Market Place Theatre, you can follow us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/marketplacearmagh) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/mptarmagh) where you will find all the latest information, special offers and video previews.

 

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