Holding a discarded object in a junk shop, exploring its contours, feeling the patina it has acquired over time and use, one feels that the object could tell a story. Imagining that story is fanciful,... Read more »
“Belfast’s best improv comedy group serves up an hour of hot, fresh, off-the-cuff comedy. Using only audience suggestions, Wonder Frog come up with comic scenes that have never been seen before and will never be... Read more »
Escape the relentless agora in a night of recorded music and live drawing. DJs Jeff Doherty and Stuart Watson develop an aural envelope each evening, whilst illustrator Duncan Ross strives to capture the consciousness of... Read more »
The Green Room Sessions Fridays 7-11pm Free Low lit, down-tempo DJ evenings in The Green Room where you can enjoy a continuous stream of well-curated music. In sounds from around the globe, representing what is... Read more »
All the fun and craic of Black Moon but this time for the wee ones! If you have a young child with any kind of disability why not join us for an afternoon boogie?... Read more »
KILL YOUR DARLINGS £3 adm (pay on door) “In writing, you must kill your darlings.” – William Faulkner A Saturday afternoon comedy show that forces the very best in local comedy to craft sets of... Read more »
TIME TO BE PROUD’S 10TH ANNUAL TRIBUTE NIGHT TO CELEBRATE THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF LUX INTERIOR (1946-2009) & THE CRAMPS ★ ★ ★ The Cramps were a wonderfully wild ‘n’ wacky punk alternative psychobilly... Read more »
A chance to buy all sorts of baby/child bargains from toys and books to buggies and shoes. Great clothes and also local classes and general yummy treats! Bring the whole family, great music and a... Read more »
Belfast Street Art Walking Tour STARTS FROM: OUTSIDE THE DUKE OF YORK, COMMERCIAL COURT, BELFAST START TIME: 12 NOON, (2HR), FINISHING AT BLACK BOX Belfast is famous for its Street Art and there are... Read more »
CQ Comedy Club: Marcus Keeley’s Oui Oui Sunday 24 March 2019 The Green Room 3.00pm-4.30pm Adm: £3 In a time of national uncertainty and a lifetime of patriotic nihilism, Marcus Keeley examines his affinity for... Read more »
A little spooky but very uplifting play for adults and children by Abroad Way Theatre. Once upon a time two imaginary friends Daisy and Dina find another imaginary friend – Mortimerelf. They discover that he... Read more »
Reimagining the Islandmagee Witches – A Faculty Lecture A Perpetual Rediscovery from the 18th to the 21st Century 7pm £6 In the last few years, Ireland’s last trial for witchcraft, that of the ‘Islandmagee Witches’,... Read more »
A talk by Professor Richard English. Richard English is Professor of Politics at Queen’s University Belfast, where he is also Distinguished Professorial Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and... Read more »
The living library allows you to borrow a person instead of reading a book, you sit with a person / living book for a one-to-one 20 minute conversation. We have 13 living books /people for... Read more »
Green Room, The Black Box, Hill Street 27th March: 6.00pm – 9.00pm (doors 5.30pm) Presented by The Transnational Institute. The Transnational Institute (TNI) is an international research and advocacy institute based in Amsterdam. For more... Read more »
A new monthly night in the Green Room celebrating the weird and wonderful things about the internet. Join us for our SECOND episode showcasing relaxing and visually pleasing videos to unwind with. Expect satisfying slime,... Read more »
Is politics getting you down? Then join Tim McGarry as he finds the funny in all things political and discusses everything from Brexit to gay cakes and from Irish language Acts to going on holiday... Read more »
The Black Box Green Room, Hill Street 29th March: 3.00pm – 4.00pm (doors 2.30pm) Never more popular, there are more children in Irish medium education and more Irish language organisations than at any other time... Read more »
The Green Room Sessions Fridays 7-11pm Free Low lit, down-tempo DJ evenings in The Green Room where you can enjoy a continuous stream of well-curated music. In sounds from around the globe, representing what is... Read more »
Strap in for a hilarious and uplifting joyride into the art of survival in a world of crocodiles, cranks, solitary confinement and alpha males. Following the success of her critically acclaimed recent shows – With... Read more »
Latham Street Vintage is returning to Belfast! Our Pop-Up’s are only filled with premium 80s/90s/00s, sports, branded +ReWoRkEd fashion +accessories. No need to rummage for hours on end, every single piece has been carefully selected... Read more »
We invite you to a unique afternoon of fun, art, culture and conversation. You will join with others from different cultures to imagine a Future Belfast that is peaceful, inclusive and thriving. All we ask... Read more »
Touch Sensitive is a Belfast-based record label that has beaten an ad-hoc, pan-genre path with it’s new and archival releases. With that in mind, Touch Sensitive’s Green Room residency will take in anything... Read more »
The Band that add sophistication to Pop, Lore formed in 2015. Famed for turning the legendary Teenage Kicks on its head, Lore have went from living room dreams, to sell-out Theatre Tour success. With stunning... Read more »
Belfast Street Art Walking Tour STARTS FROM: OUTSIDE THE DUKE OF YORK, COMMERCIAL COURT, BELFAST START TIME: 12 NOON, (2HR), FINISHING AT BLACK BOX Belfast is famous for its Street Art and there are... Read more »
This date is exactly 308 years to the day after the Islandmagee trial – It was held on 31st march 1711. A Perpetual Rediscovery from the 18th to the 21st Century 3pm £6 In the last few... Read more »
Black Moon is a night for and by adults with learning disabilities – giving people a chance to socialise in a cool, modern environment, meet new people and learn new skills. The club is... Read more »
This Popular event is given by local jazz specialists QUB Big Band! The concert will feature an array of local soloists, offering a programme of jazz classics under the baton of Stephen Barnett.
