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Offers of the Week

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The Bushmills Inn, Bushmills, County Antrim

 

Enjoy coastal walks and cosy firesides with The Bushmills Inn’s one night autumn escape. From £123 per person sharing, treat yourself to cream tea by the fireside on arrival, savour chef’s three course seasonal dinner and then have a restful night’s sleep followed by a hearty breakfast the next morning. Offer valid for stays 19th October – 30th November and can be booked now. Visit www.bushmillsinn.com for more information.

 

Seagoe Hotel, Portadown, County Armagh

 

Join the Seagoe Hotel on 27th September for an unforgettable evening with ABBA Revival. From £149 B&B + Tickets (single occupancy) and £179 B&B + Tickets (based on two people sharing), your package includes and an overnight stay, breakfast, and tickets to see the award-winning ABBA Revival live on stage. Experience the magic of ABBA with dazzling costumes, choreography, and all the hits performed with outstanding musicianship. Visit www.seagoe.com to book and for more information. Option for three people sharing also available.

 

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 15 – 21 September

 

  1. Game of Thrones Studio Tour, Banbridge, County Down, visit website for open dates and times. Located at the authentic filming location of Linen Mill Studios, Game of Thrones Studio Tour invites you to experience this fantasy world like never before. This is an unbelievable opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in an expansive collection of costumes, props, sets and weapons, and to discover the artistry that designed the Seven Kingdoms.
  2. The Derry Girls Experience at Tower Museum, Derry~Londonderry, visit website for open dates and times. Visit the home of Derry Girls and discover where it all began. See original memorabilia from the hit show, like Erin’s diary, Aunt Sarah’s famous pyjamas and Ma Mary’s Woolworths sweater, not to mention the infamous Spice Girls costumes. Step into the set of the Quinn household and feel like one of the family.
  3. Hidden Heritage – Literature and Heritage, coach departing from the Burnavon Arts & Cultural Centre, Cookstown, County Tyrone and then on to Bellaghy, County Londonderry and other locations, 20 September. Tour will be delivered by landscape archaeologist, Thomas McErlean and begin at Church Island, a small island on Lough Beg near Bellaghy which can be viewed from Longpoint Wood. The journey will continue to Bellaghy Bawn which was built around 1619 by Sir Baptist Jones. Next on this Literature and Heritage tour is a visit to Seamus Heaney’s Grave, the poet’s final resting place in Bellaghy. The final stop on the tour will visit Inishrush in Greenlough.
  4. The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre, Armagh, County Armagh, visit website for what’s on, including open dates and times. Located in the heart of Armagh, The Market Place Theatre & Arts Centre offers a vibrant programme of events all year round. From original theatre, comedy and children’s shows to opera, ballet, pantomime, and concerts, there’s something for every taste.
  5. Marble Arch Caves, Florencecourt, County Fermanagh, visit website for open dates and times. The landscape encompassing the Marble Arch Caves was formed over 330 million years ago. Today this natural environment of caves, rivers, mountains, ancient woodlands, waterfalls and gorges offer an opportunity for visitors to enjoy the incredible range of activities and experiences the Marble Arch Caves have to offer.
  6. Moy Park Belfast City Half Marathon, Belfast, 21 September. The Moy Park Belfast City Half Marathon is the biggest Half Marathon event in Northern Ireland and has seen a massive growth, selling out year on year. It attracts some outstanding runners and is also a great spectacle to watch.
  7. Arts Across Belfast Bus Tour, Belfast, 21 September. Hop on board this half-day bus tour developed by Creative Tours Belfast for a fun and guided exploration of the best of Belfast’s vibrant arts and cultural scene. Become acquainted with a plethora of talented and creative people connected with the streets and city districts you will pass through.
  8. Traditional Irish Breadmaking with Tracey’s Farmhouse Kitchen, Killinchy, County Down, 18 September (more dates available). 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.
  9. Taste the Island on Rathlin Island Slemish Market Supper Club at The Manor House, Rathlin Island, County Antrim, 19 September. Join Chef Rob Curley Slemish Market Supper Club for a mouthwatering, island-inspired feast using Rathlin’s finest. This is more than a meal, it’s a celebration of Rathlin’s rich heritage and natural beauty.
  10. Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh, County Tyrone, visit website for open dates and times. Journey back in time at the Ulster American Folk Park, from Ulster to America. Wander the well-trodden pathways and traditional farmhouses, learning what life was like in rural Ulster. Step on-board the full-scale emigrant ship and find out how Ulster people’s emigration had a lasting impact through North America.

 

 

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.

Bangor Welcomes Readers and Writers for Aspects Festival 2025

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Bangor’s much-loved celebration of reading, writing, and words, Aspects Festival, is just around the corner.

Opening on Wednesday 24 September the festival will present a rich and varied programme for literary enthusiasts, featuring award-winning authors, poetry, exhibitions, politics, nature writing and more.

The line-up brings together some of the most exciting voices in literature, alongside heartfelt tributes and brand-new work. From author events to intimate workshops, music and art, Aspects 2025 offers something for everyone who loves a good story.

Programme highlights include:

Eamon Carr – Pure Gold: In Conversation with Neil Martin
Horslips lyricist and drummer Eamon Carr joins Neil Martin to discuss his latest book Pure Gold, a collection of candid and entertaining interviews with cultural icons including Jack Charlton, Eartha Kitt, Shane MacGowan and Malcolm McLaren. Pure Gold opens a window onto a time before rehearsed TV appearances and social media soundbites, offering raw and intimate portraits of global stars and national treasures.

The Chamber, Bangor Castle | Thursday 2 October, 7:30pm | £10

Carol Drinkwater – One Summer in Provence
Actress and bestselling author Carol Drinkwater presents her new novel One Summer in Provence. This captivating story of secrets, love and new beginnings follows Cecilia Grey, who appears to have the perfect life on a vineyard in France – until a stranger claiming to be her son arrives, upending everything. Best known for her role as Helen Herriot in All Creatures Great and Small, Drinkwater is also the author of twenty-five books, including the acclaimed Olive Farm memoir series.

Bangor Castle | Saturday 4 October, 7:30pm | £12

Remembering Michael Longley
A special tribute will honour the life and work of the late Michael Longley, one of the greatest poets of the English language and a longtime friend of Aspects Festival. Hosted by Festival Founder Kenneth Irvine, the event will feature Seamus McKee, Duke Special, Malachi O’Doherty, Claire Hanna and Michael Lewis, who will share memories and favourite poems in celebration of Longley’s extraordinary contribution to poetry and his enduring connection to Aspects.

Bangor Castle | Sunday 5 October, 6:00pm | £10

Speaking about the 2025 festival, Patricia Hamilton, Festival Director, said:
“We are really looking forward to this year’s festival and to welcoming award-winning writers from all around the island of Ireland who will showcase their work alongside local talent.”

Aspects Festival takes place from 24 September to 5 October at various locations around Bangor. The full festival programme and booking details are available at: https://aspectsfestival.com/whats-on

Bangor Welcomes Readers and Writers for Aspects Festival 2025

Bangor’s much-loved celebration of reading, writing, and words, Aspects Festival, is just around the corner. Opening on Wednesday 24 September the festival will present a rich and varied programme for literary enthusiasts, featuring award-winning authors, poetry, exhibitions, politics, nature writing and more.

The line-up brings together some of the most exciting voices in literature, alongside heartfelt tributes and brand-new work. From author events to intimate workshops, music and art, Aspects 2025 offers something for everyone who loves a good story.

Programme highlights include:

Eamon Carr – Pure Gold: In Conversation with Neil Martin
Horslips lyricist and drummer Eamon Carr joins Neil Martin to discuss his latest book Pure Gold, a collection of candid and entertaining interviews with cultural icons including Jack Charlton, Eartha Kitt, Shane MacGowan and Malcolm McLaren. Pure Gold opens a window onto a time before rehearsed TV appearances and social media soundbites, offering raw and intimate portraits of global stars and national treasures.

The Chamber, Bangor Castle | Thursday 2 October, 7:30pm | £10

Carol Drinkwater – One Summer in Provence
Actress and bestselling author Carol Drinkwater presents her new novel One Summer in Provence. This captivating story of secrets, love and new beginnings follows Cecilia Grey, who appears to have the perfect life on a vineyard in France – until a stranger claiming to be her son arrives, upending everything. Best known for her role as Helen Herriot in All Creatures Great and Small, Drinkwater is also the author of twenty-five books, including the acclaimed Olive Farm memoir series.

Bangor Castle | Saturday 4 October, 7:30pm | £12

Remembering Michael Longley
A special tribute will honour the life and work of the late Michael Longley, one of the greatest poets of the English language and a longtime friend of Aspects Festival. Hosted by Festival Founder Kenneth Irvine, the event will feature Seamus McKee, Duke Special, Malachi O’Doherty, Claire Hanna and Michael Lewis, who will share memories and favourite poems in celebration of Longley’s extraordinary contribution to poetry and his enduring connection to Aspects.

Bangor Castle | Sunday 5 October, 6:00pm | £10

Speaking about the 2025 festival, Patricia Hamilton, Festival Director, said:
“We are really looking forward to this year’s festival and to welcoming award-winning writers from all around the island of Ireland who will showcase their work alongside local talent.”

Aspects Festival takes place from 24 September to 5 October at various locations around Bangor. The full festival programme and booking details are available at: https://aspectsfestival.com/whats-on

LOCAL DELIGHTS AND SEASONAL GIFT INSPIRATION AT LOUGH NEAGH ARTISANS MARKET

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Sunday 21st September shoppers, foodies, and craft lovers are in for a real treat as the highly anticipated Lough Neagh Artisans Market brings together the best of local produce,
handcrafted goods, and unique gift ideas to the shores of Lough Neagh, outside the Lock Keeper’s Cottage in Toome.

From 12 noon to 4pm, the open-air market will offer visitors a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with views as spectacular as the stalls. With over 40 local traders confirmed, the
event promises a vibrant showcase of artisan food and drink, handmade crafts, jewellery, art, natural skincare, and unique gifts.
Whether you are shopping for a September birthday, getting ahead for the winter season, or even starting your Christmas shopping early (with just over 90 days to go), the Lough Neagh
Artisans Market is the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind items while supporting local makers and producers.
Market organiser Una Johnston of TIDAL shared her excitement about this year’s market. Una said: “The Lough Neagh Artisan Market is all about celebrating the talent, creativity, and quality of local producers. We’re thrilled to welcome back so many returning traders, as well as some fantastic new faces. It’s a great opportunity to explore unique products, meet the people who make them, and enjoy a truly authentic shopping experience in a beautiful setting. With autumn just around the corner and Christmas not far off, it’s the perfect time to discover something special.”
Shoppers can look forward to a feast of flavours, from gourmet street food and homemade bakes to locally roasted coffee and craft condiments. The market will also feature a handpicked selection of gift-ready goods including hand-poured candles, knitwear, wooden toys, prints, ceramics, and eco-friendly homewares. Families can take to the Lough for a boat trip and enjoy live entertainment on the shoreline.

The Lough Neagh Artisans Market has grown in popularity, thanks to its commitment to quality and its support for independent businesses and sustainable shopping. By buying directly from local creators and producers, shoppers are helping to strengthen the local economy and reduce their environmental impact.
For more information, follow Lough Neagh Artisans on social media.

Seamus Heaney HomePlace Welcomes “Apeirogon” The Until We Talk Tour With Colum McCann, Bassam Aramin & Ramin Elhanan, with music from Colm Mac Con Iomaire

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We are honoured to announce a unique evening with acclaimed author Colum McCann as he returns to HomePlace. 

He is joined by Rami Elhanan and Bassam Aramin, the two bereaved fathers whose extraordinary friendship and shared grief inspired the internationally celebrated novel Apeirogon.  Together they bring us “Apeirogon” The Until We Talk Tour on Sunday 12 October at 4pm.

At a time when the world is witnessing deepening conflict and polarisation, their presence offers a vital reminder of the power of empathy, dialogue, and human connection across divides.

The conversation will be interwoven with music from long-time collaborator and renowned composer Colm Mac Con Iomaire, bringing depth and poignancy to this evening of story, song, and solidarity.

Our three guests will speak about the book and the lived reality behind it—shining a light on the work of the Parents Circle, a grassroots organisation of bereaved Israeli and Palestinian families committed to peace. As Ireland welcomes these voices of courage and reconciliation, the call to widen and support the “parents circle” resonates with urgency and hope, reminding us that even in the darkest moments, there is a path toward mutual understanding.

This event takes place on Sunday 12 October at 4pm, tickets £20

Tickets for this event go on sale at 10am on Friday 5 September, and can be  purchased by calling the box office on 028 7938 7444 or online at

The History Detectives: New Exhibition at North Down Museum

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A fascinating new exhibition, The History Detectives, is now open at North Down Museum’s Long Gallery. The exhibition is free and open daily.

The project began when three like-minded local historians – Leanna Russell, Moira Concannon and Lesley Simpson, realised that comparatively little had been published about the history of their home area of Balloo and Killinchy. Determined to fill this gap, they undertook their own detailed research into the people and places that shaped their community.

History detectives Leanna Russell, Moira Concannon and Lesley Simpson visiting Sheila Graham (second from right) at Moorhall, Killinchy.

The History Detectives follows their journey into the past and showcases the sources they used, from maps, leases and wills to letters and photographs. These materials reveal the lives of farmers, millers, publicans, shopkeepers, doctors, postmasters and Presbyterian ministers from Balloo and surrounding townlands across past centuries.

The exhibition also features a range of artefacts, including loaned items from the Public Records Office NI and the National Museums NI, offering visitors a rare chance to see this history brought vividly to life.

Alongside the exhibition, visitors are invited to a special talk, How to Become a History Detective, on Thursday 9 October at 7pm in North Down Museum (booking essential).

The session will be led by local history detectives Lesley Simpson, Moira Concannon and Leanna Russell, who will share their experiences of researching the history of Balloo and Killinchy, as well as offering practical advice on how anyone can begin exploring their own local history.

Speaking at the opening of the exhibition, The Mayor of Ards and North Down, Councillor Gillian McCollum said: North Down Museum is always grateful to have an opportunity to create new relationships with our communities and to provide a platform where interesting and diverse stories of the past can be explored and enjoyed by our visitors, both local and those from further afield. The museum is committed to celebrating and promoting every part of our Borough and we hope to enjoy a closer relationship with Killinchy going into the future.”

North Down Museum’s Manager, Arlene Matthews added: “We are so pleased to have an exhibition that celebrates the rich history of the Killinchy area. To explore this fascinating heritage, we have been able to secure some rarely seen, incredible loans from National institutions as well as from our local community.”

 

The History Detectives can be viewed in North Down Museum’s Long Gallery until Sunday 16 November. Admission is free.

For more information, visit: The History Detectives | AND Culture

Offers of the Week!

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Bayview Hotel, Portballintrae, County Antrim

Enjoy luxury for less with Bayview Hotel’s prepay and save 10% offer. From £199 per person sharing (non-refundable rate), your luxury haven of relaxation awaits you, on the breathtaking Causeway Coast in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Offer valid until 31 March 2026. Visit bayviewhotelni.com/whats-on/ for more information.

Roe Valley Resort, Limavady, County Londonderry

The Roe Valley Resort’s Midweek Tots Package is designed with young families in mind, offering a fun break in luxurious surroundings with plenty to keep the kids entertained. From £159, based on two adults and one infant (0-3 years) per family, enjoy spacious guestrooms, dining in The Coach House or Fratelli, where kids can get their chef’s hat and apron to build their own pizza. Plus, explore the Kids Activities Zone* boasting a helter skelter, bungee trampolines, 4×4 driving experience and bouncy castle, and so much more. *Activities chargeable. Offer valid until 1 November. Visit roevalleyresort.com/midweek-tots-getaway.html 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 1-7 September

 

  1. Armagh Food and Cider Weekend, various locations, County Armagh, 4 – 7 September. Brimming with fine foods, foraged lunches, cider tasting, tours, talks and fiction amongst the apple-laden orchards. Combine all this with award-winning ciders and the most stunning surroundings, and you are in for a harvest season treat.
  2. Eats & Beats Festival, Newcastle, County Down, 6 – 7 September. As summer fades, the Eats & Beats festival lights up Newcastle, celebrating the Mourne Gullion Strangford’s vibrant musical heritage and food scene. This festival is a foodie’s and music lover’s paradise with a wealth of flavours and incredible acts, in addition to events and festivities in venues right across the town.
  3. Taste Autumn in Ards & North Down, various locations, County Down, 5 – 28 September. Taste Autumn is set to showcase the very best of Ards and North Down’s food and drink through a packed programme of events and experiences. Savour seasonal tide and turf produce and some of the borough’s finest food and drink which offers something for all palates.
  4. Portrush Tasty, Portrush, County Antrim, 5 September. This Friday night food tour celebrates the best of Portrush’s iconic landmarks and local produce, offering a fun and flavourful experience. Led by Wendy, a passionate local food and drink ambassador, participants will explore the unique people, tastes, and character that define this iconic coastal town.
  5. Derry By Fork, Derry~Londonderry, 6 September. Discover the city’s thriving food scene. Blending history, culture, and exceptional flavours, these tours are led by passionate locals who reveal hidden culinary gems and share the stories behind the city’s most iconic landmarks.
  6. Belfast Maritime Festival, Belfast, 6 –7 September. Belfast Maritime Festival will once again welcome vessels and ships to Queen’s Quay and Abercorn Basin, where you can hop onboard to experience life at sea and meet the crew. The Titanic Quarter will come alive on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th September with an array of free entertainment for all to enjoy.
  7. Florence Court, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, check website for open dates and times. Surrounded by lush parkland and thick woodland with Benaughlin Mountain rising in the background, the National Trust’s Florence Court enjoys a majestic countryside setting in West Fermanagh. There is something for everyone to enjoy at this extensive and welcoming place.
  8. Presence and Place Tour at Ardress House, Portadown, County Armagh, 6 September. Set in the heart of the beautiful Armagh countryside, this immersive tour invites you to slow down and connect with the rich history and tranquil beauty of this stunning historic estate, that dates back to 1660. Led by an expert National Trust guide and an experienced mindfulness teacher, you’ll embark on a journey of deep presence—engaging your senses as you explore both the exquisite interiors and peaceful gardens.
  9. Ulster Orchestra: On Your Doorstep at the Hill of The O’Neill & Ranfurly House, Dungannon, County Tyrone, 7 September. Enjoy another stunning symphonic afternoon in September, as the Ulster Orchestra returns to the Hill of the O’Neill. Another fabulous afternoon of classical music favourites lies in store, in the company of conductor David Brophy. It’s the concert for all the family that you won’t want to miss.
  10. Bramley Apple Baking & Orchard Visit with Wee Buns Cookery School, various locations, County Tyrone and County Armagh, 5 – 6 September. Join a unique experience that combines the beauty of the Armagh countryside with the joy of traditional Irish baking. Begin in Rose’s Bramley apple orchard in Collegeland, County Armagh. After the orchard tour (approx. 45 minutes), make your way to the nearby cookery school—just five minutes away—where the baking begins.

 

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.

 

Unravel the Magic of Wool and Linen at the Spinning Yarns Festival!

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Get ready for a weekend of creativity, heritage, and hands-on fun as the Spinning Yarns Festival returns to Mossley Mill on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September, 10am to 5pm.

Hosted by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council, this two-day celebration brings the timeless beauty of wool and linen to life through craft, storytelling, and community spirit.

Mossley Mill will be transformed into a hive of activity featuring a bustling craft marketplace filled with unique stalls and artisan creations, friendly alpacas and free children’s entertainment. Watch traditional techniques come to life with demonstrations from the Ulster Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers, as well as bobbin lace making.

Whether you’re an experienced textile artist, a curious beginner, or simply looking for a fun and colourful family day out, Spinning Yarns has something for everyone. Immerse yourself in the creative world of textile arts through a variety of hands-on workshops (available at an additional cost), including Upcycling Denim, Visible Mending, and Tunisian Crochet, perfect for picking up new techniques and crafting your own unique handmade pieces.

Following the debut of her stunning Causeway pattern at last year’s event, renowned crochet designer Eleonora Tully returns as this year’s keynote speaker to celebrate 10 years of Coastal Crochet. You don’t need to be an expert, Eleonora’s talk promises inspiration for all. She’ll unravel the mysteries of crochet, share insights into her design process, and offer practical tips and tricks to boost your crochet confidence.

The Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Leah Kirkpatrick, invites everyone to take part in the festivities: “Spinning Yarns is a vibrant celebration of our Borough’s rich textile heritage and creative spirit. It’s a joy to see Mossley Mill come alive with colour, craft, and community each year. The festival has grown from strength to strength, becoming a much anticipated highlight in our cultural calendar. Whether you’re here to learn a new skill, connect with local makers, or simply enjoy a unique family day out, this event offers something truly special for everyone.”

Tickets are just £7 for adults, £5 for concessions, and free for children under 16. Weekend tickets are available for £11.50.

Visitors may also indulge in a relaxing Spinning Yarns Afternoon Tea in Yarn’s Kitchen by Manns, served Saturday 6 September from 12 noon to 2pm (booking is required).

For more details and to book tickets, visit spinningyarnsfestival.com

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Candlelight®, the live concert series that reimagines classical music, returns to Derry with new dates from October.  The multisensory experience continues at St Columb’s Cathedral, creating an intimate atmosphere that has already captivated millions of people in over 150 cities around the world.

Candlelight®, the series of live concerts presented by Fever and designed to democratize access to classical music, returns to Derry with new dates. Starting in October, St Columb’s Cathedral will be transformed into an intimate setting illuminated by thousands of candles to host the first series of performances, kicking off with tributes to ABBA and Coldplay.

Already enjoyed by millions across more than 150 cities worldwide, including London, Paris, and Madrid, Candlelight brings classical music to life in extraordinary spaces beyond traditional concert halls. In Derry, St Columb’s Cathedral offers an ideal atmosphere for this unique experience, where the connection between performers and audience is heightened by the warm, flickering glow of candlelight.

Candlelight collaborates with talented local musicians who share the belief that classical music can resonate with a broader audience. This innovative format offers a unique musical experience through a diverse selection of programs designed to cater all tastes. Candlelight appeals to a wide range of attendees, including those who might never have considered attending a classical music concert. In an intimate candlelit setting, audiences can immerse themselves in the timeless masterpieces of composers like Vivaldi, Mozart, and Chopin, while also experiencing fresh, reimagined interpretations of popular hits from artists such as Queen, ABBA, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran.

Complete programing in Derry: 

Candlelight: A Tribute to ABBA
Venue: St Columb’s Cathedral
Dates and times: 11 Oct 19:00
From: £15.00
Tickets can be purchased at: https://feverup.com/m/127813

Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay
Venue: St Columb’s Cathedral
Dates and times: 11 Oct 21:00
From: £15.00
Tickets can be purchased at: https://feverup.com/m/123987

Candlelight: Tribute to Queen and The Beatles
Venue: St Columb’s Cathedral
Dates and times: 15 Nov 19:00
From: £20.00
Tickets can be purchased at: https://feverup.com/m/395003

Candlelight: Hans Zimmer’s Best Works
Venue: St Columb’s Cathedral
Dates and times: 15 Nov 21:00
From: £15.00
Tickets can be purchased at: https://feverup.com/m/127793

Candlelight Christmas: Love Actually, Home Alone & More
Venue: St Columb’s Cathedral
Dates and times: 20 Dec 19:00, 21:00
From: £20.00
Tickets can be purchased at: https://feverup.com/m/142493

For more information about Candlelight, access candlelightexperience.com

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