‘The Streets of Donaghadee’\u00a0exhibition from 4th<\/sup> to 29th<\/sup> January at Ards Visitor Centre, will feature the old hotels, pubs & businesses of Donaghadee\u2019s past including the Cyril Lord Carpet Factory, which for many years was the largest employer in the town!\u00a0 Please note that the exhibition is closed on Sundays.<\/p>\n Flash Harry have been performing the music of Queen for over 25 years. From the small beginnings of five Queen fans getting together for a one off gig, Flash Harry have gone from strength to strength, playing venues throughout Ireland, the UK and further afield. See them perform live this Friday 5th January at the Market Place Theatre. Show starts at 8.00pm.<\/p>\n \u201cEach a Glimpse and Gone Forever\u201d* \u2013 Fermanagh\u2019s Railway Story\u00a0\u2013 a photographic exhibition at Castle Museums until 13th January, \u00a0featuring Fermanagh railway scenes captured by John J. Smith (1925-2007). Originally from Eastbourne, John visited Ireland on a number of occasions during the heyday of steam. He portrays the story of Fermanagh\u2019s railways through the camera lens; capturing locomotives, signal boxes and stations!<\/p>\n After all the hard work is done, the ladies deserve an after Christmas treat!\u00a0 Call the gang and enjoy a fabulous evening meal in The Mellon Country Inn\u2019s O’Brien’s Restaurant, before dancing the night away to ABBA SENSATIONS! The Ultimate Abba Tribute.\u00a0Adm. to dance only: \u00a310.00.\u00a0 Make a night of it and book a table!<\/p>\n Join The Everglades Hotel this Saturday evening for a great night of tribute songs from local artist JP Mac who will be performing songs from Johnny Cash and June Carter.\u00a0 Doors open from 7.30pm and Show Begins at 9.00pm.\u00a0 Tickets are available at the Hotel Reception Desk or on Ticketmaster.\u00a0 Why not make a night of it and book in for a pre-show dinner – or even stay over on the “Ring of Fire” package which includes an overnight stay, tickets to the show, and breakfast. \u00a0 Details of the Ring of Fire package can be found at www.hastingshotels.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n Join the Ballygally Hotel this Saturday for an amazing night of music and dance with all the best known songs from Elvis starring Jim Brown and his band.\u00a0 Make a night of it and book in for a pre-show dinner or even stay overnight on one of the “Heartbreak Hotel” packages which includes an overnight stay, tickets to the show, and breakfast the next day.\u00a0 Tickets are available on Ticketmaster or at the Hotel Reception Desk, and the “Heartbreak Hotel” packages are available on line at www.hastingshotels.com<\/a> or Telephone 02890 471066 and ask for the Reservations Department.\u00a0 Doors open from 7.30pm and show begins from 8.45 pm.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Start 2018 with a glittering tribute to Vienna and Strauss, from the Ulster Orchestra at the Waterfront Hall this Saturday the 6th<\/sup> January, \u00a0which is a true delight for the eyes and ears. Featuring a stunning programme of whirling waltzes and sweeping melodies accompanied by guest artists, let the luscious bars of the\u00a0Blue Danube\u00a0Waltz leave your heart beating in triple time!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For more details on these events and to add your events free go to\u00a0whatsonni.com<\/a>. Follow us on twitter @whatsonNI and on facebook at\u00a0fb.com\/www.whatsonni.com<\/a>\u00a0for news, competitions and what\u2019s on near you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Down ‘The Streets of Donaghadee’\u00a0exhibition from 4th to 29th January at Ards Visitor Centre, will feature the old hotels, pubs & businesses of Donaghadee\u2019s past including the Cyril Lord Carpet Factory, which for many years was the largest employer in the town!\u00a0 Please note that the exhibition is closed on Sundays. 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