

GOH Raises £130,000 for Charity
Grand Opera House Celebrates 130th Anniversary with £130,000 Raised for Children’s Cancer Unit Charity Belfast’s Grand Opera House has marked the close of a two-year partnership with The Children’s Cancer Unit Charity and during this time has raised a remarkable £130,000 to help support children and young people living with a cancer diagnosis in Northern Ireland. The milestone figure holds particular significance as it coincides with the Theatre’s 130th anniversary year,
Daniel May
48 minutes ago2 min read


5 FOOD SENSATIONS BY THE GOURMET BOYS
The Gourmet Boys See highlights of February 2026 food editorial from our NI Influencers and content creators, The Gourmet Boys Cancel the sad desk lunch. Belfast is absolutely smashing it when it comes to street food right now, and we’ve been out doing the hard work (you’re welcome) to find five spots that seriously deliver on flavour. Pizza Napoletana First up, Pizza Napoletana in Writer’s Square is home to the viral Panuozzo — that dreamy folded Neapolitan sandwich stuffed
Daniel May
1 day ago2 min read


Here & Now: A Steptacular Show of Nostalgia!
If you don't leave with a giant smile on your face and a heart full of fun, it is a totally “Tragedy” on your part! As a massive fan of Steps both in the past and now, I approached the show with an open mind, hoping it wouldn't turn out to be another cringeworthy attempt to cash in on their hits through a theatre production, like some other past band endeavours. Thankfully, what I experienced tonight was pure nostalgic fun. The camp costumes, impressive stage setup, and great
Gary Campion
Jan 283 min read


Nuala McKeever To Lead 4 Corners Festival Workshop For Belfast Students
IMRO award-winning playwright and broadcaster Nuala McKeever is set to facilitate a special event for sixth form pupils from across Belfast as part of the 4 Corners Festival 2026 programme. Beyond Boundaries takes place at Ulster University, York Street, on January 16. The event, delivered in partnership with the university, will bring together pupils from across the city to explore how to face change and difference with openness rather than fear. The workshop sits within the
Daniel May
Jan 82 min read



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