Jacqueline shares her pick of what’s on this weekend across NI
Antrim
Ballycastle Seafront Artisan Market, August.The flagship artisan market of the Naturally North Coast & Glens on the beautiful Ballycastle Seafront. This is an excellent showcase of local food, culture, heritage, and traditions, and it is an ideal destination for anyone looking for an authentic experience.
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Armagh
See Little Red Riding Hood at the Market Place Theatre Armagh. A curious young girl weaves her way through the wintery woods to her grandma’s house. A journey full of surprises… A playful and imaginative re-telling of the timeless Brothers Grimm story.
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Belfast
Frock Around the Clock End of Summer Vintage Fair. The End of Summer Vintage & Handmade Fair will feature 36 fabulous stalls of vintage and handmade loveliness including some of your old favourites as well as some amazing new exhibitors.
Find out more HERE
Down
CraftFest at Castle Ward. This year’s event is bigger and better than ever before, with more exhibitors, more activities, and more opportunities to immerse yourself in the world of local craftsmanship.
Find out more HERE
Fermanagh
Rugby Tots Summer Classes, Enniskillen.
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Derry/Londonderry
The Summer Activity Programme continues this August at the Seamus Heaney Homeplace.
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Tyrone
From the Hill to the Fort, a celebration of Lunasa. Take a guided tour of Hill of The O’Neill, have a break for tea/coffee and scones. Then make your way by coach to Tullaghoge Fort and meet an O’Neill from the early 17th century.
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If you are looking for an outdoor adventure that combines breathtaking scenery and fun activities with a relaxing overnight stay, the Hillyard House Hotel is the perfect getaway. Experience a biking adventure through the fabulous forest trails just adjacent to this boutique style hotel from £183 a night. A perfect weekend getaway. £183 mountain biking B&B or £217 for a three-hour e-biking session. Visit
This summer the Summer Fun is coming to Antrim Lough Shore with the Sixmile Festival!
Larne Museum and Arts Centre are celebrating 117 years since the official opening of Larne Carnegie Free Library in 1906! Join them this weekend for an afternoon of themed activities including storytelling, arts and crafts and a craft demonstration.