Join the ranger team at National Trust Mount Stewart on Saturday 14th January for a day of tree planting to save the native red squirrel. Bring a packed lunch and be prepared for some physical work! Suitable clothing and footwear essential.\u00a0 Meet at The Lookout, Mount Stewart. Please note that booking is essential.<\/p>\n
Antique ,Vintage and collectables fair, St. Marks Parish Church Armagh, Saturday 14th January 2017. Doors are open for to the public from 10am through to 4pm.\u00a0 There will be a large variety of items available from model vehicles to militaria, jewellery to china and crystal, silver, antique oil lamps, clocks and furniture. Admission \u00a31.<\/p>\n
Join the RSPB NI Fermanagh team this Saturday at Drumgay Lough to watch the wildlife which calls\u00a0Drumgay Lough home.\u00a0 You’ll see swans, geese and ducks – some of which have undertaken enormous journeys from Iceland, Scandinavia and western Russia – enjoying the winter weather in Fermanagh.\u00a0 You’ll learn how to separate the divers from the dabblers, female ducks of different species and maybe hear buzzards overhead. If luck is really on our side, a chance encounter with an otter is possible! Binoculars and telescopes will be provided. Suitable outdoor clothing and footwear are necessary.<\/p>\n
Hold your breath, make a wish, count to three\u2026\u2026let Stewartstown Amateur Dramatic Society take you to a land of pure imagination in Willy Wonka\u2019s Pantomime this Friday and Saturday at the Burnavon Theatre Cookstown.\u00a0 Based on themes from Roald Dahl\u2019s magical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, this year\u2019s box of delights follows the story of Charlie Bucket and the search for the golden ticket that could give him the chance to finally see inside Willy Wonka\u2019s amazing chocolate factory. Willy Wonka\u2019s Pantomime is packed full of song, dance, hilarity and of course\u2026chocolate!<\/p>\n
For the first time ever the classic nursery Rhyme\u00a0Humpty\u00a0Dumpty is brought to the stage at the Roe Valley Arts Centre this Saturday afternoon in this wonderful live interactive all singing and dancing production.\u00a0 Humpty\u00a0is going on a big adventure to climb the highest wall in the Kingdom, but\u00a0Humpty\u00a0needs your help!\u00a0 Sing along; solve puzzles, and meet lots of famous children\u2019s charters along the way including, The Three Little Pigs, Little Bo Peep and all the animals on Old MacDonald\u2019s Farm and many more!\u00a0With amazing costumes, dazzling stage sets and a host of colourful characters to bring you on the journey of a lifetime.\u00a0 When\u00a0Humpty\u00a0climbs the highest wall in the Kingdom, who knows what might happen next?<\/p>\n
Portrush Theatre Company are delighted to be returning to Portrush Town Hall in 2017 with Dick Whittington. There will be eight shows between 13th-14th and 18th-21st January which includes a sensory performance on the 18th. \u00a0This rags to riches story follows a young man as he travels to London to seek his fortune. Things are never easy though as the evil Queen Rat is determined to take over the city and tries to stop Dick on his road to success.\u00a0 Packed with great songs and hilarious comedy this is a show for all the family to enjoy!\u00a0 Tickets are priced at \u00a310 and available from Jingles, Portrush.<\/p>\n
Is there something you have always wanted to try but haven\u2019t found the time to do it? This New Year why not Try Something New at the Crescent Arts Centre?\u00a0 Based in the heart of South Belfast, the Crescent Arts Centre offers a variety of classes and workshops in a variety of art forms and we are delighted to launch our latest jam-programme for the forthcoming term starting in January!\u00a0 This term choose from 48 new classes and workshops to the programme along with all your firm favourites for adults and children alike!<\/p>\n
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