This weekend, 6th<\/sup> and 7th<\/sup> July at the Newcastle Community Cinema, \u00a0Belvoir Players present Sink or Slim, a classic Sam Cree comedy set in the 1960″s in a Health Farm run by the owner Mrs Babbington. She is a formidable lady who rules with a rod of iron and who feeds her pet poodle better than her paying guests! We meet the Major, Millie the dippy maid, Willie the handyman who supplies guests with whatever contraband they are willing to pay for and a Swedish Masseuse called Hildie who’s determined to help everyone lose weight and get fit! A merry go round of crazy craic and lots of laughs…….one not to miss!<\/p>\n Enjoy a lovely lazy Summer Sunday this weekend at the Argory in Moy with laid back tunes and relaxation. Chill in the Courtyard while the kids are entertained and feast on the summer BBQ.\u00a0 From 1pm- 4pm, every Sunday in July. Normal Admission. \u00a0Members Free.<\/p>\n Make your way to Castle Coole this Sunday 8th July for Music in the Park. Join the National Trust as they bring you a Summer of music after the success of BBC Proms in the Park 2017 at the Castle.\u00a0\u00a0 Sit back and relax as the Magee Family Band play in the beautiful Drying Green.\u00a0 Enjoy a relaxing Summer afternoon and pick up some tasty treats and lunches from the Tallow-House Tearoom!<\/p>\n The Ulster American Folk Park presents A Step in Time : The Story of Irish Dance. The collection of Irish dance costumes, programmes, photographs and medals provides a fascinating overview of a performance art which has grown over the last 125 years from dancing at village crossroads to a global phenomenon. Along the way, many women have played a key role in championing change and innovation, designing sets and costumes, and choreographing new work. The exhibition opens July and runs until May next year. Normal admission costs apply.<\/p>\n Teddy Bears\u2019 Picnic, Sunday 8th July, Carrowmena Activity Centre, Limavady.\u00a0 Enjoy an Action Packed Adventure \u2013 family dun says with a wide range of exciting activities for the whole family to enjoy from 11.00 am \u2013 4.00pm. Activities include Teddy Bear Hunt \u2013 follow the clues to crack the answer and claim your prize, face painting, inflatables, story time \u2013 gather round and hear a story and a Teddy Bears\u2019 Hospital \u2013 bring your teddy and get them checked at the teddy hospital.<\/p>\n Every Saturday in July and August you can experience the steam train which will be operating at Whitehead Excursion Station.\u00a0 Visitors will be able to see how this magnificent machine works up close.\u00a0 You will be able to talk to the driver and fireman and see the footplate.\u00a0 There is an additional option to enjoy a visit to the\u00a0Whitehead Railway Museum<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Edwardian Tea Room<\/a>.<\/p>\n JCC\u00a0is Ireland\u2019s only indoor\u00a0JDM\u00a0exhibition show casing the best\u00a0JDM\u00a0cars the country has to offer. Complimented by a live action arena and an extensive trade village\u00a0JCC\u00a0is arguably Northern Ireland\u2019s largest true petrol head exhibition!\u00a0 JCC\u00a0brings together everything from rare retro Japanese classics to insane horse power highly tuned monsters and everything in between all under one roof at the Eikon Centre this Sunday 8th<\/sup> July.<\/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. \u00a0<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Down This weekend, 6th and 7th July at the Newcastle Community Cinema, \u00a0Belvoir Players present Sink or Slim, a classic Sam Cree comedy set in the 1960″s in a Health Farm run by the owner Mrs Babbington. 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