Discover an exclusive August room sale on any Saturday in August 2025 for only £99.00 for two people, including breakfast, at the Glenavon House Hotel, the perfect Mid Ulster getaway. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or family-fun, the Glenavon has got it all covered. The offer also includes use of their leisure and spa facilities. Call to book: +44 (0)28 8676 4949 and visit www.glenavonhotel.com for more information.
The Cuan, Strangford, County Down
Situated on the shores of Strangford Lough, The Cuan is the perfect setting for a mid-week break, weekend getaway or an activity led holiday with the family. Make the most of the summer this August with their Sunday-Thursday bed and breakfast offer, starting from £119. Visit www.thecuan.com for more information.
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.
Here are ten exciting things to do 28 July – 3 August
Belfast TradFest, Belfast, 27 July – 3 August. The pinnacle of world-class traditional music concerts, fiery pub sessions, and a summer school of traditional music, is set to celebrate its seventh edition this summer across Belfast UNESCO City of Music.
Taste Mid Ulster Market, Draperstown, County Londonderry, 2 August. An exciting event of food and entertainment will take over Draperstown with the arrival of the third ‘Taste Mid Ulster’ food market. The market will showcase the very best of the region’s food, produce, and crafts. Visitors can look forward to exclusive foodie experiences, chef demonstrations focused on local ingredients, and a wide variety of artisan crafts—all free to attend.
Disney Winnie the Pooh Hunny Hunt at Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, Hillsborough, County Down, until 31 August. Pack your Big Boots and explore Hillsborough Castle’s captivating gardens to find the missing ‘hunny’. On the way see if you can spot Rabbit’s Garden, Eeyore’s Cabin and Piglet’s Burrow, inspired by Disney’s Winnie the Pooh.
Sir Hans Sloane Centre Curator Tours, Killyleagh, County Down, 30 July. Discover an enchanted world at the Sir Hans Sloane Centre in the shadow of 12th century Killyleagh Castle and a stone’s throw from Strangford Lough. This hidden gem interprets the history of Killyleagh and Shrigley, its monuments, flora and fauna and houses a collection of fascinating items relating to 18th century life in this part of the world.
Stand Up Paddle Boarding at Share Discovery Village, Lisnaskea, County Fermanagh, until the end of September. During a single session you’ll get a chance to explore Upper Lough Erne and maybe visit an island. If you are part of a large group, SUP can also be combined with another one-hour water activity. Share Discovery Village also offers SUP board hire.
Lúnasa Sound Experience at OM Dark Sky Park & Observatory, Davagh Forest, County Tyrone, 1 August. Join Tessa Ann’s meditative sound experience inspired by the Celtic festival of first harvest. As summer begins to shift, this immersive sound experience invites you to pause, reconnect, and align with the natural rhythm of the turning year.
Summer at the Discovery Centres at Ulster Museum, Belfast, until 31 August. Be inspired by the Inclusive Global Histories and Wild Ireland: Past, Present, Future exhibitions in the Ulster Museum Discovery Centres throughout July and August. Take part in a range of fun, free family activities designed to spark your creativity and help you connect with the Ulster Museum’s collections and displays.
Whitehead Summer Festival 2025, Whitehead, County Antrim, until 9 August. From toddlers to teens, from families to festival fans – the Whitehead Summer Festival has something for you. And don’t miss the Food & Folk Fest on 9 August. A full-day celebration with food stalls, live music, entertainment, and activities for the whole family.
7 Hills Blues Festival, Armagh, County Armagh, 1–3 August. A jewel in the crown of a series of wonderful summer events across Northern Ireland. 7 Hills Blues Fest will make a much-welcomed return to Armagh City. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrancy of the city’s electric atmosphere over the weekend.
Meet our Astronomers at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, County Armagh, Thursdays until 21 August. Why not drop into their data visualisation lab and see the astronomers at work? They will be showcasing some of the latest technologies that they have at the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium.
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.
A Belfast-based event catering business has seen demand surge for its outdoor BBQ offering, with its Trailblazer trailer now a standout feature at weddings, private parties and corporate events across Northern Ireland.
Table, run by local caterer Krystal Mohn, has placed charcoal BBQ catering at the centre of its operations. It offers what clients describe as a relaxed and sociable alternative to formal dining. Originally introduced as a supplementary option, the charcoal BBQ style has now become one of the company’s most requested services during peak season.
The business, which caters for weddings, family events, retreats, tour groups and corporate clients, travels across the country with its distinctive Trailblazer BBQ trailer. The trailer, which operates as both kitchen and serving station, offers cooked-on-site menus that focus on flavour, quality ingredients and genuine hospitality.
Krystal Mohn said: “Over time, the BBQ has become a central part of what we offer, from weddings and corporate events to private celebrations. It suits people who want something delicious and relaxed without the formality of a sit-down meal. We’ve done everything from back garden birthdays to full wedding receptions and day-two parties across the country, and it tends to suit all kinds of gatherings.”
Available all year round, the service is especially popular from spring through autumn for outdoor celebrations and festival-style events. During the colder months, it takes on a different feel, more like a winter market, with warming aromas and hot food served straight from the grill. The trailer is run as an open kitchen, inviting guests to see, smell and hear the food being cooked, sparking conversation and creating a natural focal point at any event.
Krystal explained: “The Trailblazer BBQ trailer isn’t just where the food comes from, it becomes part of the day. It naturally draws people in. There’s something about the smell of it, the sound of it, and seeing the food being cooked. It just adds to the whole experience. It’s not a burger van or a stage piece, just a working BBQ kitchen that adds atmosphere without taking over.”
Menus are based around freshly cooked meats, served in bakery-fresh brioche rolls with vibrant salads and seasonal grilled sides. Meat is sourced from McKee’s Farm Shop outside Newtownards, with a focus on flavour and freshness.
Typical BBQ menus feature marinated chicken, pork sausages and steak burgers. In winter, the offering shifts to include gratin potatoes, grilled vegetables and other hearty additions.
Festive bookings are limited and typically reserved for clients seeking something a little different. The setup lends itself to cosy gatherings, with hot food served in the open air and menus designed to suit the season. The BBQ menu still works brilliantly in winter, offering something warm, social and easy to enjoy even when the temperature drops.
One of the features that has made Table’s BBQ offering so popular is the level of attention given to dietary requirements. From the planning stage through to service on the day, Krystal and her team take steps to ensure guests with special diets are not treated as an afterthought.
Krystal said: “We’re known for looking after special diets, and it’s something we take seriously. We ask the right questions, plan ahead and keep meals separate wherever possible so guests can eat with confidence. Everyone should feel included and valued. That’s a big part of what we’re about.”
“While we can’t guarantee a completely allergen-free setup due to the mobile nature of our business, we always do our best to minimise risk. Menus are kept focused and well planned, and dietary needs are handled discreetly and with care so no one feels like a hassle.”
Table’s BBQ service is used for a wide range of events, from garden receptions in Belfast to coastal weddings, corporate away days, marquee weddings and family reunions, offering flexible outdoor catering across Northern Ireland. The trailer setup allows the team to operate in a variety of locations, with quick set-up and pack-down times making it suitable for both private homes and outdoor venues.
It’s also ideal for venues without kitchen facilities, including marquee weddings and remote sites where full catering might otherwise be a challenge.
The trailer is also a versatile option for all-day events, breakfast services or street food-style menus. For some corporate teambuilding days, the Table team has served breakfast on-site, followed by a lunchtime BBQ. Popular breakfast options include sausage and bacon baps or their signature breakfast hash. Street food favourites like burritos are also part of what we offer, keeping it flavour-packed.
“We started offering BBQs because we wanted to create something more relaxed. It’s delicious food, cooked fresh, with a bit of atmosphere. People really respond to that. It brings everyone together and feels a bit more special without being over the top,” said Krystal.
“Every guest should feel considered and confident in what they’re being offered, never like an afterthought.”
The company has also developed relationships with tour operators and local venues, delivering BBQs for visiting groups who want to enjoy locally sourced food in a laid-back, welcoming setting. Krystal said the casual style of catering works well for both local and international visitors who are looking for something different to formal dining.
“The BBQ trailer really reflects what we’re all about at Table. Delicious food, genuine hospitality and a relaxed, welcoming feel. Whether we’re cooking in a back garden, at a stunning venue or up along the North Coast, we want guests to feel looked after and leave well fed.”
To enquire or find out more, visit www.tablefood.co.uk or follow @tablefood.co on Instagram.
Creative Peninsula’s Twilight Market and Arts Night will return to Conway Square and Ards Arts Centre, Newtownards, on Friday 1 August, running from 3pm to 8pm.
Conway Square will come alive with creativity as a pop-up art and craft market takes over the heart of the town. With 25 talented local artists and makers showcasing ceramics, textiles, jewellery, prints, and mixed media, there’s plenty to discover and take home. Young visitors can get creative too, with a drop-in arts and crafts zone hosted by Boom Studios.
Ards Arts Centre will also be a hive of artistic energy. Visitors are encouraged to explore hands-on art experiences – from painting and drawing to printing and enjoy live demonstrations by professional artists.
Adding to the lively atmosphere, live music will fill the square courtesy of The String Ninjas and Cool Hand String Band. Hungry or thirsty? Tuck into delicious offerings from local food producers and sample craft beers and spirits from McBride’s Bar.
Now in its 24th year, Creative Peninsula continues throughout August, offering an exciting mix of free and ticketed events that let people of all ages explore and engage with local art and craft.
Programme Highlights Include:
Creative Peninsula at Ulster Folk Museum
Woven in Time – A talk by Linen Curator Valerie Wilson, demonstration by Roisin Aiston and printing on linen with Lucy Turner
Sat 2 Aug, 2pm – 4.30pm, £35 (pre-booking required)
Heritage Craft Afternoon at North Down Museum
Be inspired as makers demonstrate traditional skills like mosaic, stained glass, willow weaving, green woodworking, and printmaking.
Sunday 3 August, 1 – 4pm (free admission)
Open Studios Weekend
Meet artists in their creative spaces and take part in special workshops.
Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August – full details online.
Creative Peninsula at WWT Castle Espie
Exhibition: At the Water’s Edge, 2 – 31 Aug, a Creative Peninsula exhibition featuring exclusive works by selected artists and makers from the borough of Ards and North Down inspired by the stunning surroundings and wildlife of WWT Castle Espie.
Speaking about the events, the Mayor of Ards and North Down, Councillor Gillian McCollum, said:
“The Creative Peninsula is a wonderful way to celebrate the talented artists and makers who live in our Borough. This is a fantastic line-up of creative events, and I would encourage everyone to come along and get involved.”
Get ready for a day packed with rural charm and excitement! The Antrim Show, a beloved annual tradition, is your ticket to a fantastic experience showcasing the very best of County Antrim’s agricultural heritage and community spirit.
Ready to thrill you with fun and naughty moments, Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll musical, The Rocky Horror Show returns to the Grand Opera House!
The Buggy Ireland Championship will be at St Angelo on Saturday July 26 with over 60 crosskart buggies expected to compete against the clock! The fastest wins…
This summer, join The Seamus Heaney Centre’s Creative Zone to make your very own kite wall hanging decoration, perfect to hang in your bedroom at home!
Don’t just play Minecraft, programme it! Learn how to create fun mods, build custom structures, and design unique game elements. Programme simple commands to control characters, craft personalised items, and set up automated farms. Register now to unlock endless possibilities in the Minecraft universe! Burnavon Cookstown.
Enjoy a fantastic escape this summer with a stay at the City Hotel, Derry from £192 based on two people sharing. This special offer includes one night accommodation, a three-course dinner in Thompson’s Restaurant and full Irish breakfast the following morning. Offer valid until 31st December. Visit www.cityhotelderry.com for more information.
The Ebrington Hotel, Derry~Londonderry
Enjoy summer in the city with Ebrington Hotel. It’s the perfect time to explore the beautiful and historic walled city. What’s more, with their Summer in the City break you can enjoy one nights’ luxury accommodation, complete with breakfast, welcome glass of bubbles and two course dinner in the Oakroom restaurant from only £219 per room, plus access to the thermal suite. Offer is available midweek Monday – Thursday from now until 10/09. Visit www.theebringtonhotel.com for more information.
Summer of Play at Castle Coole, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, until 31 August. Play on repeat this summer, every day from 1 July to 31 August. Get energised at Castle Coole’s sports camp as 4Corners Coaching return for a second year. Choose your horse & tackle the jumps in the Castle Coole Grand Yard Grand National. Immerse your senses in history on an interactive sensory tour of the mansion, and so much more.
Hats Off to the Forthill, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, 25 July. Enjoy an afternoon of family fun at Enniskillen’s Forthill Park, as we say Hats Off to the beautiful Victorian park. Pack your picnic and come along to enjoy an afternoon of music from the bandstand, traditional games, Jo-Jingles, balloon-modelling, hula-hooping, and a few surprises.
SuperCupNI, Coleraine, County Londonderry, 27 July – 1 August. The BudgetEnergy SuperCupNI Tournament is a magnet for top football clubs from all over the world. This international event has built a global reputation as one of the most highly respected competitions providing opportunities for boys and girls to participate in a fully professional-level format, with many of the young players going on to have professional football careers.
O’Neills Foyle Cup 2025, Derry~Londonderry, 21 – 26 July. The O’Neills Foyle Cup is a highly successful youth soccer tournament held mainly in the City of Derry~Londonderry, but also branches out with matches played in neighbouring counties in Northern Ireland.
EastSide Arts Festival, Belfast, 24 July – 2 August. EastSide Arts Festival returns to Belfast as a spectacular celebration of the arts this summer. Over 10 days festivalgoers will have the opportunity to enjoy over 60 unique events that showcase east Belfast’s vibrant cultural scene and creative talent.
Dragonfly Festival at WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre, Comber, County Down, until 21 September. A summer of dragonfly themed events and activities. Explore the magical world of dragonflies and dive into a summer full of wondrous new wetland experiences.
Ulster Fleadh, Warrenpoint, County Down, 20 – 27 July. Whether you’re a seasoned musician, a first-time visitor, or simply here to soak up the atmosphere, the Fleadh offers something for everyone — from lively street sessions and competitions to family-friendly events, workshops, and unforgettable performances.
Join the fun with Todds Leap Family Open Park Days. Experience over 15 amazing activities, from ziplining and blindfold driving to the Big Yella Slide and Clip ‘N’ Climb. Running from 11am. Book online or call 028 85567170.
Jazz in the Forest with The Casino Jazz Band Garden Sessions, Killeavy, County Armagh, 26 July. The Garden Sessions welcome the smooth, toe-tapping sounds of The Casino Jazz Band. Set against the lush greenery of their beautiful garden, this event promises fun for all ages. Whether you’re a long-time jazz lover or just looking for a relaxing afternoon out, you’ll enjoy timeless classics, playful swing, and soulful melodies performed live under the open sky.
Beginners Kayak/Canoe Sessions at The Argory, Moy, County Armagh, 26 July. Ever wanted to learn to kayak or thought that canoeing looked fun? Now is your chance to join these beginner-friendly sessions at The Argory. Explore the River Blackwater and see The Argory from a new perspective. In these sessions, everything you need will be provided, so it’s the perfect opportunity to test out a new sport.
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.
The 153rd Open, Portrush, County Antrim, 13 – 20 July. Prepare for an unforgettable golfing experience as The Open returns to the stunning Causeway Coast. Royal Portrush Golf Club first staged The Open in 1951 and left an indelible mark. Home to the famous Dunluce Links course, it’s sure to bring quite the show as the world’s best attempt to overcome this magnificent design.
Our Town is Open Stage – Portrush Entertainment during The Open, Portrush, County Antrim, 16 – 20 July. As The Open returns to Portrush, the town will come alive with an exciting programme of free family-friendly events to celebrate all things golf – and more. Our Town is Open will transform Kerr Street Green into a buzzing hub of activity, entertainment and local pride. Visitors can enjoy live music performances from a fantastic line-up of artists each day, alongside interactive experiences for all ages.
Belfast Whiskey Week, 18 – 26 July. Check out 100+ events over nine days: tastings, distillery tours, masterclasses, food pairings, immersive theatre, live music, daily walking tours and more.
Belfast Pride Festival, 18 – 27 July. Belfast Pride Festival is one of the biggest festivals in Belfast with over 150 events across 10 days. The festival runs from Friday 18th July to Sunday 27th July with Pride Day and the centrepiece, Pride Parade on Saturday 26th July.
DownTime SummerFest at Down County Museum, Downpatrick, County Down 18 – 19 July. Bringing Downpatrick to life with a Summer festival of arts, heritage, sport, food and music. There’s something for everyone. So come along, bring your friends and family, relax and enjoy some well-deserved fun and DownTime.
Fiddler’s Green International Festival, Rostrevor, County Down, 16 – 20 July. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere as the village comes alive during this world-renowned annual event. With a history dating back over 30 years, the Fiddler’s Green Festival is a celebration of music, arts and community that attracts visitors from far and wide.
LegenDerry Street Food Festival, Derry~Londonderry, 18 – 19 July. Get ready for a feast of flavour as the LegenDerry Street Food Festival returns this summer for two delicious days of food, fun, and vibrant city vibes. Taking over the streets beside Derry~Londonderry’s iconic Guildhall, this open-air celebration of local street food brings together the best bites, brews, and beats the region has to offer. Expect bold flavours from top local traders, craft drinks from award-winning brewers and distillers, and a buzzing festival atmosphere with family fun by day and live DJs by night.
Wild Woods and WatersTrail – Marble Arch Caves, Florencecourt, County Fermanagh, until 27 July. Led by local guides passionate about showcasing all the area has to offer, this experience is perfect for those wishing to experience the sights, sounds and fresh woodland air in this wilder place.
Armagh City Summer Walking Tours, County Armagh, until 7 September. Armagh is an ancient compact city soaked in myths, legends, history and heritage. Unearth Hidden Gems with Armagh Guided Walking Tours. One of the best ways to discover more about the story of this city and its citizens is to book a guided walking tour which will take you through the city centre at a leisurely pace, stopping off at various locations on a route of approx 1 km.
Tyrone Farmer’s Market, Food and Craft markets, Dungannon, County Tyrone, 19 July. Tyrone Farmer’s Market Ltd hold food and craft markets on the first and third Saturdays of every month, in Tesco carpark in Dungannon, from 8.30am until 12.30pm. There are 30 stalls selling artisan food and hand-crafted gifts and homewares, from local producers.
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.
A full day of entertainment, colour and celebration is set to take place at Belfast City Hall today (12th July) as Orangefest returns with a packed schedule of family-friendly activities.
Running from 10am to 3.30pm, this year’s Orangefest will once again complement the 335th annual demonstration of the Battle of the Boyne with music, performances, food and vibrant festivities at the heart of the city centre.
Established in 2007, Orangefest continues to enhance the well-known Twelfth parades with a wide range of inclusive and engaging activities for all ages.
Marking a significant milestone in this year’s proceedings, the County Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast will celebrate 50 years of parading alongside the Millar Memorial Flute Band. As the official County Band, the Millar Memorial is a highly respected melody flute band known for its international appearances and performances at events such as the Belfast Tattoo.
Events in the City Hall grounds will begin early, with Millar Memorial leading the parade into City Hall from approximately 10.20am for a short remembrance service and wreath-laying at the cenotaph to honour the fallen of the two world wars and subsequent conflicts.
Throughout the morning and into the afternoon, the City Hall grounds will transform into a family-friendly hub of entertainment, including a wide range of walkabout performers, live circus acts and face painting.
Live street theatre will be delivered by Circusful, featuring stilt walkers, unicyclists, acrobats, jugglers and walkabout characters. Visitors can look forward to shows from MacFactor and FizzWizzPop, alongside drop-in circus skills and a community drumming workshop.
Food NI will be on-site throughout the day hosting cooking demonstrations in the Theatre Kitchen. Demos will include traditional Northern Irish favourites such as stout wheaten bread, soda bread and scones, with free public samples available after each session.
Visitors will also be able to enjoy a wide selection of food trucks, local produce stalls and refreshments across the event site.
In addition to the family activities, guided tours of Belfast City Hall will be available throughout the day, offering visitors a chance to explore the city’s heritage and iconic architecture.
This year, Orangefest is also delighted to welcome visiting dignitaries from Scotland, including the Grand Master of Scotland, the Grand Mistress of Scotland, and four County Grand Masters from across Glasgow, Central, East and West Scotland. The Scottish delegation will join the morning programme, arriving in time for formal proceedings at Belfast City Hall.
Belfast County Grand Master Spencer Beattie said the team behind Orangefest are “proud to be bringing back a day of celebration, community and culture for 2025.”
He said: “This year, we once again want to encourage families, visitors and locals to stay and enjoy the city centre. Orangefest is all about creating a welcoming and inclusive environment that supports both cultural expression and local business.
“Many city centre retailers have committed to staying open from 1pm to 5pm, and we would urge those attending to support local traders and enjoy what Belfast has to offer.”
Retailers across the city centre have confirmed they will remain open from 1pm to 5pm, encouraging spectators and visitors to enjoy shopping and hospitality while attending the day’s events. The return leg of the main Twelfth parade is expected to reach the city centre by approximately 5pm.
For those travelling to Barnett Demesne (“the field”) it will also play host to a day of family fun with free entry to a range of attractions including children’s activities, live entertainment, food and refreshment vans, stalls and platform proceedings. The 2025 guest speaker at Barnett Demesne is Gavin Robinson MP.
Orangefest is delivered in collaboration with the County Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast and is designed to promote inclusion, community and culture as part of Northern Ireland’s largest annual public celebration. This year’s event at City Hall is supported by Belfast City Council.
Legendary songwriter and musician Bob Dylan will return to the UK and Ireland in 2025 for a string of dates that includes stops in Belfast, Killarney and Dublin.
‘The Peerless Dylan roadshow’
BELFAST – Waterfront Hall
19 & 20 NOVEMBER
KILLARNEY – INEC, Gleneagle Arena
23 & 24 NOVEMBER
DUBLIN – 3Arena
25 NOVEMBER
The acclaimed Rough and Rowdy Ways tour is just the latest chapter in an unparalleled career. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 18th July.
This summer, Dylan will perform across the US, before crossing the UK and Ireland this November including dates in Belfast, Killarney and Dublin.
Dylan’s first gig in the UK was at The King & Queen pub in Fitzrovia, London, in 1962, while he first played Ireland at the Adelphi Cinema on his famous 1966 world tour.
The release of new music in 2020 surprised and delighted fans, with the album Rough and Rowdy Ways dominating end-of-year lists and marking another milestone in the career of one of the great artists of modern times.
These upcoming concerts are an opportunity to experience this great artist on stage for a
series of very special evenings. The shows are in partnership with Yondr who will prohibit the use of video cameras and mobile phones, making the occasion even more unique.
PRAISE FOR ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS TOUR
‘Peerless Dylan roadshow’ – Financial Times ***** ‘A masterclass in musical intimacy’ – Uncut **** ‘Utterly unpredictable’ – The Guardian ****
‘Vitality and passion, generous good humour’ – Mojo
Discover an exclusive August room sale on any Saturday in August 2025 for only £99.00 for two people, including breakfast, at the Glenavon House Hotel, the perfect Mid Ulster getaway. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or family-fun, the Glenavon has got it all covered. The offer also includes use of their leisure and spa facilities. Call to book: +44 (0)28 8676 4949 and visit www.glenavonhotel.com for more information.
Situated on the shores of Strangford Lough, The Cuan is the perfect setting for a mid-week break, weekend getaway or an activity led holiday with the family. Make the most of the summer this August with their Sunday-Thursday bed and breakfast offer, starting from £119. Visit www.thecuan.com for more information.
Ards Arts Centre will also be a hive of artistic energy. Visitors are encouraged to explore hands-on art experiences – from painting and drawing to printing and enjoy live demonstrations by professional artists.
Enjoy a fantastic escape this summer with a stay at the City Hotel, Derry from £192 based on two people sharing. This special offer includes one night accommodation, a three-course dinner in Thompson’s Restaurant and full Irish breakfast the following morning. Offer valid until 31st December. Visit 
Enjoy summer in the city with Ebrington Hotel. It’s the perfect time to explore the beautiful and historic walled city. What’s more, with their Summer in the City break you can enjoy one nights’ luxury accommodation, complete with breakfast, welcome glass of bubbles and two course dinner in the Oakroom restaurant from only £219 per room, plus access to the thermal suite. Offer is available midweek Monday – Thursday from now until 10/09. Visit 
