The Holywood Harmony Festival boasts a three-day line-up that is set to boost the growing reputation of the volunteer-run spectacle.\u00a0 Hothouse Flowers, Ulaid & Duke Special and Gareth Dunlop will headline each day from Friday 2nd<\/sup> June to Sunday 4th<\/sup> June respectively.\u00a0 On Ulaid and Duke Special will be supported by The Emerald Armada and Red House. On Saturday The Hothouse Flowers will be supported by The Nat Youle Band and singer\/songwriter Ciaran McElhinney. On Sunday Gareth Dunlop will be supported by Dana Masters and Sam Wickens.<\/p>\n An Antiques Vintage and Collectors Fair will take place this Saturday 3rd<\/sup> June from 10.00 am to 4.00pm at Mulavilly Parish Hall, Mulavilly, Tandragee. This event is a fundraiser for SAMS project. There will be free parking and refreshments available.\u00a0 Browse a great selection of antique and vintage silver, jewellery, kitchenalia, china, \u00a0crystal, tools, art ,coins, medals and much more.<\/p>\n What could be more relaxing than spending your evening watching the sunset whilst paddling along taking in the stunning views of Lough Erne?\u00a0 If this sounds like something that would interest you then join SHARE Discovery Village on May 31st or June 2nd for their Sunset Paddles event!\u00a0 This fantastic event costs ONLY \u00a315pp – including equipment hire.<\/p>\n Time Travellers, Midsummer Vintage & Handmade Fair will take place at The Mellon Country Inn, Omagh this Sunday 4th June. There will be stalls galore filled with vintage clothing, jewellery, collectibles, retro, vinyls, china and more. Music will be provided by Boneyard Record Shop.<\/p>\n This Saturday Guildhall Square will welcome the very best of artisan traders at the Walled City Market, offering visitors a friendly shopping experience with a wide selection of speciality foods ranging from vegetables, homemade jams & preserves, artisan breads & cakes, sweets and handmade craft products.<\/p>\n A weekend of walks are on offer for everyone ranging from gentle strolls to mountain challenges around the Glens of Antrim led by local people. The Walk the Glens Festival is based around the Glens areas and offers walking in simply spectacular surroundings. Walks include a heritage history walk, the three peaks, and a stroll around the Clachans in Cushendun followed by a BBQ and traditional music and much more. Appropriate footwear must be worn on all mountain walks. Registration will take place before each walk at the Old Schoolhouse. No dogs allowed on any of the walks.\u00a0See www.walktheglens.co.uk.<\/p>\n Blues guitar legend\u00a0Ronnie Greer\u00a0returns to the\u00a0Crescent Arts Centre\u00a0this Friday with his powerhouse band, featuring some of the finest musicians in the country.\u00a0 Ronnie’s distinctive guitar style, melding searing Chicago blues style licks with be bop jazz inspired lines, has been critically acclaimed as world class.\u00a0 His band, comprising of\u00a0Anthony Toner, guitar and vocals,\u00a0John McCullough, keyboards,\u00a0Nick Scott, bass guitar and\u00a0Peter McKinney, drums, operate on a level which must be heard to be appreciated. Add to the mix,\u00a0special guest Ken Haddock, one of the most soulful and expressive singers on the Irish music scene, and you have the recipe for a great night of blues, roots and a little jazz, played by some of the best in the business!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \u00adFor more details on these events and to add your events free go to\u00a0whatsonni.com<\/a>. 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