The Comber Potato Festival takes place this Saturday 7th<\/sup> June. Food stalls will feature cheeses, chocolates, pies, deserts and much more.\u00a0\u00a0Entertainment on the day will include cookery demonstrations, live music, The Ark Open Farm, a treasure hunt and children\u2019s potato art workshops.\u00a0\u00a0Local businesses will be joining in the celebrations with Comber Early themed shop window displays.<\/p>\n Legendary Belfast comedian Roy Walker \u2013 \u2018King of Norn Iron Deadpan\u2019, and star of the phenomenally successful ITV game show ‘Catchphrase’ – brings his successful one-man show to the Burnavon Cookstown for the first time ever on Friday 6th June.\u00a0 A comedian with over 30 years stand-up to his name, and a cult figure with a whole new fan base from his ‘Carpark Catchphrase’ feature on Chris Moyles’ Radio 1 breakfast show, a great night’s entertainment is guaranteed!<\/p>\n Liskaskea Historical Society presents the Olde Tyme Market Day\u00a0on Friday 6th June 2014 9.30am- 12.00pm in the Corn Market Yard, Lisnaskea.\u00a0\u00a0 The added attraction this year will be the presence of the American Consul General Gregory S. Burton from 10.00 -10.30am and some World War 2 American jeeps.\u00a0 As usual the children will be selling the wares brought from their school and any money they make will be taken back for their school funds. Please come, buy and support the children and their schools!<\/p>\n Join in the fun this Saturday 7th<\/sup> June at Springhill Moneymore and enjoy the largest vintage vehicle rally in Mid-Ulster. Hundreds of vehicles and items of machinery will be on display with lots of fun for all the family. Hosted by the Mid Ulster Vintage Vehicles Club.<\/p>\n Dance yourself dizzy at the Market Place Theatre Workshop for Mini Movers for slightly older children this Saturday 7th<\/sup> June.\u00a0 A professional tutor from the Cadwallader School of Dancing will take you through your paces in an action pack dance session in Ballroom and Latin Dancing. Come along and join in the fun and make new friends by learning some basics in Salsa, Jive, Cha Cha Cha, and learn some Street Dancing too! Dancing is for pleasure, love it forever.<\/p>\n The Courtyard Theatre Cinema Club presents Cars this Sunday 8th<\/sup> June at 2.30pm. \u00a0A hot-shot race-car names Lightening McQueen gets waylaid in Radiator Springs, where he finds the true meaning of friendship and family.<\/p>\n Everyone wants to be happy and yet how much of our time is spent chasing happiness versus being happy. What stops us from being able to sustain our happiness, to have long term happiness? Join the Crescent Arts Centre this Saturday 7th<\/sup> June for an introduction to the Art of Living Foundation\u2019s work to help give people around the world the tools and knowledge to sustain their happiness and help create a one world family. Explore the relationship between body , breath and mind and learn some practical tools and wisdom that can be implemented on a daily basis. Participants will be able to discover and experience the secrets of breath and how to live full potential of life.<\/p>\n For more details on these and other events across Northern Ireland, news and competitions see www.whatsonni.com, follow us @whatsonni and like us at fb.com\/www.whatsonni. Add your\u00a0 events FREE OF CHARGE at www.whatsonni.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Down The Comber Potato Festival takes place this Saturday 7th June. 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