Latest Events in Belfast(June Updated)

Welcome to Badminton Friendly Matches! International Badminton Club, an affiliated club to Badminton Ireland, welcomes new experienced players from April 2025. Date: Every Monday from April 7th 2025 Time: 20:00 to 22:00 Come join us for a fun-filled evening of badminton matches with players from low intermediate to advanced skill levels. Whether you're a casual player looking to practise or a seasoned pro looking for some friendly competition, this club is for you! Grab your racket and get ready to smash some shuttlecocks! Location: Ulster University Belfast City Centre Sports Centre, Nelson Street. Don't miss out on the chance to meet new people, improve your game, and have a great time. See you on the court! #Badminton #Belfast #sport Information Source: International Badminton Club | eventbrite

The Programme for Government 2024-27 ‘Our Plan: Doing What Matters Most’ recognises that the central role of government is to protect citizens and identifies ‘Safer Communities’ for all, particularly for women and girls, as an immediate priority for the Northern Ireland Executive. A well resourced and connected justice system is vital to the delivery of this programme for government priority commitment, the social and economic value of which will be significant. This event will provide an excellent opportunity to consider what resources and partnerships are needed to achieve this outcome. Schedule 11:30PM: Exhibition & Drop-In 12:05PM: Welcome: Stewart Dickson MLA, APG Access to Justice Chair 12:10PM: Justice Minister Naomi Long MLA 12:20PM: Connecting Justice for Safer Communities panel discussion 12:50PM: Victims of Crime Commissioner Geraldine Hanna 12:55PM: Closing Remarks: Ciara Ferguson MLA, APG Access to Justice Deputy Chair 1:00PM: Close Information Source: The Legal History Project | eventbrite

This workshop will explore how trauma can effect individuals working in a caring profession. Learn how trauma can be transmitted to the worker and how this transmission can lead to compassion fatigue. Understand the components of compassion fatigue and the effects on the worker. Develop a programme of self-care for the worker to prevent the development of compassion fatigue. Information Source: WAVE Trauma Centre | eventbrite

Information Source: All-Ireland Sustainability Professionals Network | eventbrite

You’re invited to experience a true discovery of fragrance with our in store masterclass focusing on our iconic Coastal Cypress & Sea Fennel collection. Learn essential fragrance tips from layering to rituals and discover the importance of our sense of smell. Senior Perfumer Carla Chabert crafted this new twist on a classic marine scent by uniquely introducing unexpected, cool spice. The result is an invigorating, land meets sea collision of bracing cypress, fresh marine notes and punchy cardamom. Our experts on hand will take you through a sensory journey of this iconic fragrance where you’ll be able to enjoy the full collection as we delve into the inspiration and detail behind its exception quality ingredients. You're £10 ticket is redeemable against any purchases made at the event totalling £50 or more. Not forgetting, we’ll indulge you with some themed cocktails* and sweet treats . Plus, you’ll get to enjoy a complimentary goody bag worth £40 with luxuries for you to enjoy at home with any purchase on the evening . Reveal your adventurous side by trying the full collection, including its more sustainable options. Explore refillable options for a more earth-kind cleansing routine and delve into our rich heritage to explain why were have always kept sustainability and nature at the forefront of all our designs. T&C's: Event time and date will be provided by the relevant Participating Store (and included on the Eventbrite page). A £10 ticket fee per person applies and is non-refundable. The ticket fee shall be redeemable against any in-store purchase(s) made at the event totally £50 or more. Alcohol available at the Event to customers 18+. Molton Brown and Eventbrite may collect personal information in order to run the Event. Please see Molton Brown’s Privacy Policy and Eventbrite’s Privacy Policy for more information. By registering and attending the Event, customers agree to the Event Terms and Conditions https://www.moltonbrown.co.uk/store/promo-terms-conditions Information Source: Molton Brown | eventbrite

Get your brat out! club night at The Palm House Belfast - 18/6/25 - Doors 10pm - 3am Expect: Charli XCX. SOPHIE, Kim Petras, Caroline Polachek & more + Drink promos Venue address: 1 Bankmore Square, Belfast BT7 1DH Information Source: TBF | eventbrite

Smorgasbord by arrangement with Wasserman and Kingstar pres. Speed (AUS) and Drug Church (NYC) Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast (18+) 18th June 2025 - 7pm Information Source: Smorgasbord Events | eventbrite

This insightful half day session will give you practical knowledge, tips and advice on what to put in into your business plan and will also get you thinking about the bigger picture, including your strategic vision, mission and more!    Attendees will –    1) Gain insight on the purpose of a business plan and how to make this a working document and not something that sits on a shelf!      2) Be able to gain confidence and knowledge in your planning and strategy whilst answering:   Why do we exist?   What does good look like for your organisation?  Where are we today?  Who are we for/serving?  What do people want from us?  What do we do?  How do we do what we do?  How will we know good?  How will we deliver good?  How do we get started?    3) Network and connect with others in the sector over refreshments and lunch    Who is this event for:   This event is for those who work in the non-profit, charity or arts, heritage and cultural sectors. It is open to anyone in any director, CEO, business support or development roles or others outside of these roles who are looking support on business and strategic planning.     Schedule:   09:30 - Doors open for refreshments and chit chats  10:00-12:30- Workshop with 15 min breaks every 45 mins  12:30 - 13:00- Lunch  13:00- 14:00- Workshop with 15 min breaks every 45 mins  14:30- Event ends    About our workshop lead:   Josh Watts, Director, Innovate_  Josh is the Managing Director of Innovate_, an agency he founded to help social enterprises and impact-driven businesses grow and scale. His background includes roles within the National Trust, PwC, London local authorities, Social Housing providers, and technology start-ups, where he led teams in strategic growth, operations, fundraising, and large-scale project management.  Who we are: Arts & Business NI is a creative membership network bringing together cultural and commercial businesses, helping them grow stronger together through the power of partnership. We advocate for the value of arts, invest in innovation, and ensure that the NI arts and cultural sector has the confidence, capacity, and skills to achieve creative freedom through financial independence. You find out more about joining our creative network here Booking Places are extremely limited, so make sure to book quickly to secure your chance to take part. A&B NI Members: £5+VAT to attend Non-Member Organisations: £10+VAT to attend Become an Arts Member: £100+Vat will give you access to this event, a year-round calendar of events & training, discount on annual conferences, exclusive networking opportunities and one-to-one support with fundraising, partnerships and governance. Find out more here: https://www.artsandbusinessni.org.uk/arts-membership If you have any questions, please contact Holly Foskett, Arts Programme Manager at h.foskett@artsandbusinessni.org.uk Accessibility We are committed to making our events inclusive and accessible to all. If you have any accessibility requirements or need any adjustments, please let us know when booking so we can accommodate your needs. If you’d like to speak to someone about accessibility before the event, please contact Holly h.foskett@artsandbusinessni.org.uk or ring us on 02890735150 On the day, our team will be available to assist you—just look for staff wearing pink lanyards. They’ll be happy to answer any questions or provide any additional support you may need. Enivornmental Statement A&BNI is committed to working with our Board, staff, suppliers, funders and audiences to ensure we consider the environmental impacts of our activities. We are members of Green Arts NI, a sustainability network of cultural and creative organisations. In June 2019 we made a Plastic Promise and pledged to stop further use of plastic bottles and cups and to specify use of reusable sustainable products at our events. We walk, use public transport or car-share as much as possible – and encourage our attendees to consider sustainable transport options where possible. Information Source: Arts & Business NI | eventbrite

Doors and Drinks: 5:30pm Start time: 6:00pm Reading Seamus Heaney is a new series of public talks and group discussions that will look at the twelve main poetry collections published by Seamus Heaney between 1966 and 2010. Beginning with Death of a Naturalist from 1966, we will read one book of poems on the third Thursday of each month, guided by Seamus Heaney Centre staff, visiting writers and other guests. By looking at entire poetry collections, participants will gain an appreciation of how Heaney’s poetic technique developed in response to the world around him: the world of his family and friends, his literary influences and the turbulent social and political context for his writing.The Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s holds a unique archive of broadcast materials, both television and radio, relating to the poet’s life and work. These recordings will be used to illuminate the discussions and provide context for the work we will be reading. Special Collections holds a wide range of notebooks and manuscripts, which will also play a role in our discussions of poetic development and writing technique. With no specialist knowledge of poetry required, you can expect to acquire an understanding of Heaney’s idea that he wanted to ‘take the English lyric and make it eat stuff that it has never eaten before.’ Information Source: School of Arts, English and Languages | eventbrite

The Beirut Groove Collective is a London-based collective of vinyl DJs, crate diggers, music obsessives and artists. For over 15 years, the BGC has thrown its cult clubnight, the BGC All-Nighter in Beirut and now London, showcasing obscure and underground clubbing records from the 1960s to the early 1980s from the Middle East, Africa and around the world. The clubnight has built an international reputation for its distinctive sound and attracted some of the world's leading DJs, turntabalists, crate diggers and record collectors. The collective plays an eclectic mix of Lebanese ‘60s Garage and Beat, Bellydance Psych, Arabic Disco, Latin Tarab, Armenian estradayin, Ethiopian and Sudanese Jazz, Rare Soul and Funk, Psychedelia and much more. The New York Times included the BGC clubnights in their list of the "Top 15" parties around the world, and they've been featured everywhere from The Guardian and Monocle Magazine to ARTE, the BBC, Time Out London and Vice Magazine. Starting as an underground funk and soul party in the living room of community space Zico House in Beirut, the party soon evolved into its present day strictly-vinyl format, expanding musically to showcase some of the pioneering records and diverse music scenes that came out of Beirut – a cosmopolitan hub for music – and the wider region in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Over the years, the collective has helped shape Lebanon’s alternative clubbing culture, throwing regular parties in basement clubs, abandoned beachside villas and warehouse spaces in the forgotten fringes of Beirut. Six years ago, the BGC evolved into a weekly clubnight in Beirut and in 2021, the collective brought their clubnights to London with monthly residencies in grassroots venues across the city, as well as guest appearances at festivals, clubs and community spaces around the world. Information Source: eventbrite

Megadeth Uk at Voodoo Belfast - Friday 20th June 2025 - Doors 7pm - Show starts 7:30pm Venue address: 11A Fountain St, Belfast BT1 5EA Information Source: Live Free Tourbooking | eventbrite

Thanks to the fantastic turnout and energy at our last event, we're thrilled to be hosting another WOCB Karaoke Night at Lavery's! Come join us for a night of music and joy with other woc and non-binary poc. Whether you're a seasoned karaoke pro or a first-timer, this event is perfect for everyone. Information Source: Stacy Aluebhosele | eventbrite

ON SATURDAY 21ST OF JUNE, GT VIC WILL BE TRANSFORMED INTO OUR VERY OWN VINTED.... BUT BETTER. THERE’LL BE RAILS OF GORGEOUS WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S CLOTHES, TEA & COFFEE, YUMMY TREATS & LOCAL ARTISTS YOUR TICKET GRANTS YOU ENTRY & 5 ITEMS OF CLOTHING ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TOWARDS OUR CHURCH REBUILDING FUND. SIGN UP ON EVENTBRITE (TICKETS WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR) LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE Information Source: eventbrite

Yoga For Nurses Come join us at Studio 52 - Yoga & Pilates for a rejuvenating session of yoga specially designed for nurses! This event is a perfect opportunity for Nurses to unwind, de-stress, and take care of themselves. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned yogi, this class is suitable for all levels. Don't miss out on this chance to prioritize your well-being. See you on the mat! Information Source: yoga_nurse_tina | eventbrite

RREVENTS is hosting the very first Amapiano District day party in Belfast. 2pm-2am Last entry: 4pm Djs: DJ ROB & RENZO ROSE Special Guest DJs: BLISSFULSOUL RSA & SWISSDEEP, GORDON & LINDANI ALEX Hypeman: KNIGHTY & JAGABAN & COLLINS STRICTLY AFROBEATS & AMAPIANO FOOD AND SHISHA SERVED ALL DAY! Ticket covers day & night Strictly no refunds! Information Source: RR Events | eventbrite

Welcome to The Wee Taste of East Belfast! Come join us at in East Belfast for a flavourful adventure through the tastes of the neighbourhood. Indulge in a variety of delicious dishes and treats from local vendors, showcasing the best produce of the area. From traditional favorites to modern twists, there's something for every palate - and, of course, there's Irish cheese too! Bring your friends and family for a fun-filled day of food, drink, and community spirit. Don't miss out on this opportunity to savour the essence of East Belfast! Please keep an eye out for an email on the Monday before the tour to confirm the meeting point. We change from time to time depending on our tasty locations. Information Source: Indie Füde | eventbrite

Drag brunches are so yesterday….meet the latest and greatest drag sensation…THE DRAG BUS! If you’re looking for an experience like no other, then join us for this fabulous sightseeing drag extravaganza. Join our two-hour sightseeing trip where you'll be guided across the city by your fabulous drag queen host. The ticket includes your two-hour sightseeing tour, all the fun and games you’d expect from an outrageous drag queen plus some memorable songs and performances, and a welcome glass of prosecco. You can also order further drinks in advance from our bar menu. Due to strict licensing laws on public transport, all alcohol must be purchased in advance to be served chilled to your seats during the tour. Our licence does not allow passengers to bring their own alcohol onboard. You’ll be emailed your order form in advance of the journey. We welcome hen parties, stag parties and hag parties (if you know you know). In fact, Drag Bus has been getting bookings for 40th birthdays, 50th birthdays, 60th birthdays and beyond. Come and experience one of the most unique, funny and fabulous days out you could ever imagine! Be part of the Drag Bus family and make memories you’ll never forget! Information Source: Drag Bus | eventbrite

We are delighted to bring an exhibition by Sophie Calle, one of the most celebrated and influential conceptual artists in the world, to audiences in Northern Ireland for the first time. Beyond the Gaze – Shared Perspectives presents video works (Voir la Mer, 2011) and photographic pieces (L’Hôtel, 1981-1983). The work presented in the exhibition has been generously loaned from the Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, and supported by Galerie Perrotin. Accessibility The Lower Gallery is accessed via the ground floor, which is step-free. The Upper Gallery is accessed via lift from the ground floor or via the main staircase. Large print versions of exhibition texts are available. Information Source: Golden Thread Gallery | eventbrite

Get ready for an unforgettable day of pro wrestling action in West Belfast! 📅 When: Saturday June 21st at 3 PM 📍 Where: Spórtlann na hÉireann, Páirc Radharc na bhFéa Main Falls Road Entrance BT12 7LU 🎟️ Ticket Prices: General Admission: £12 per person online (Or £15 at the door)VIP Ticket: £15 per person (Grants 30 minute early access to the venue for the best seats, and an opportunity to meet and interact with the wrestlers)Family Ticket: £35 (admits 2 adults and 2 children, or 1 adult and 3 children)EARLY BIRD OFFER - Save 20% on General Admission and Family Tickets if you order before 1st June!Event Highlights: 💥 Action-Packed Matches - Featuring top local and national wrestling stars! 📸 Meet & Greet - Snap pictures with your favorite wrestlers during intermission and VIP access! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All Ages Welcome - Perfect for students, families, and wrestling fans of all kinds! Whether you're a die-hard wrestling fan, a uni student looking for some excitement, or a family in search of a fun day out, Titanic Wrestling promises entertainment, laughs, and memories that will last a lifetime. 🎟️ Don’t wait—book your tickets now and secure your spot for an afternoon of thrills and spills! Information Source: Titanic Wrestling | eventbrite

Wee Taste of Ormeau - The Sunday Brunch Edition Kickstart your Sunday with a brunch-themed food tour along the bustling Ormeau Road! This tour is a celebration of the area’s vibrant food scene, featuring mouthwatering morning bites, locally roasted coffee, and artisan delights that make Ormeau Road a foodie favorite. Perfect for brunch lovers and those looking to explore the best of local cuisine, this relaxed and indulgent tour highlights the creativity and passion of the area’s producers and eateries. Tour Highlights Start your day with expertly brewed coffee or tea paired with freshly baked treats. Sample seasonal dishes crafted with local ingredients. Meet the makers and discover the inspiration behind their menus. Explore hidden gems and crowd favourites that make Ormeau Road a brunch hotspot. Enjoy a leisurely pace and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re a local or visiting for the weekend, the Ormeau Road Sunday Brunch Tour is the perfect way to experience the flavours, community, and charm of this iconic Belfast street. Information Source: Indie Füde | eventbrite

Welcome to the Hello Kitty Skincare Café! Settle in with a delicious hot drink- your choice of tea, coffee, or hot chocolate, snack on some sweet treats, and enjoy our brand new face mask Mrs Whippy. While your face mask works its magic, you'll enjoy a relaxing hand and arm massage, and once you're well and truly mellowed out, you can take home a goodie bag samples to enjoy at home! What's included: -New Mrs Whippy face mask application -Facial treatment using the Lush Cosmetics skincare range -Hand and arm massage using one of our moisturising massage bars -Tea, coffee or hot chocolate to sip on during the experience -A goodie bag of Lush samples and gourmand bath bomb to take home Information Source: Lush Belfast | eventbrite

The Seamus Heaney Centre Poetry Prize is awarded to a writer whose first full collection has been published in the preceding year, by a UK or Ireland-based publisher. The complete shortlist includes: · The Butterfly House, by Kathryn Bevis (Seren) · High Jump as Icarus Story, by Gustav Parker Hibbett (Banshee Press) · rock flight, by Hasib Hourani (Prototype) · The Iron Bridge, by Rebecca Hurst (Carcanet Press) · Slip, by Amelia Loulli (Jonathan Cape) · Food for the Dead, by Charlotte Shevchenko Knight (Jonathan Cape) Information Source: School of Arts, English and Languages | eventbrite

Join us for the ultimate after-dark adventure at the NI Rave Run! Set for Monday, 23rd June 2025, from 9pm To 10pm.NI Rave Run hits the beautiful city centre of Belfast for an electrifying 5km run, promising an unforgettable experience for everyone, whether you're a seasoned runner or a complete beginner. Led by our expert running coach, Tracey Atkinson, you'll glide through the vibrant, neon-soaked course guided by high-energy music and dazzling lights. Each participant will receive an iconic NI Rave Runners light-up foam stick to illuminate the night and amplify the atmosphere. As you enjoy the easiest and most exhilarating 5km of your life, immerse yourself in the festival-like energy that will keep your spirits high from start to finish. Plus, there’s an exciting prize giveaway for one lucky finisher that you won't want to miss! Finish off the night by recapping your favorite moments— photos of your Rave Run adventure will be available for you to download and cherish as a memento. Spaces are limited, so grab your tickets now and get ready to light up the night. Whether you're tackling your first 5k or just here for the vibes, the NI Rave Run is where unforgettable memories are made. See you on the course! Join Us in Making a Difference! Traceys daughter, India, was born without a left hand and she is using her passion for fitness to support this incredble charity. We’re taking on a ‘12 Races 12 Countries in 12 months’ to raise funds and awareness for Reach charity. So, 20% of all profits will go directly to Reach supporting their incredible work supporting families and children with upper limb difference. The rest will help cover the essential costs of our charity-run challenge — from gear and travel to registration fees — ensuring we can go the distance and bring attention to this vital cause. Your support fuels both our mission and your health. Let’s make this life count! _____________________________________________ Liability & Disclaimer By taking part in a run with NI Rave Run, you agree to the following: you do so at your own risk and the organiser is not liable for any injury, loss, death or damage resulting from you taking part. By joining an NI Rave Run, you are accepting that you are aware of the obstacles and hazards involved with running. You must be at least 18 years old to run with NI Rave run, or if under 18 years old, accompanied by a parent or guardian. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are medically fit to run. You must acknowledge that any form of running can be hazardous and strenuous, and you shouldn’t take part unless capable of completing the full distance. Please take medical advice before joining if necessary and consider whether you need medical insurance to run. We reserve the right to stop you taking part if deemed unfit to participate before running with us. If medical treatment is necessary during the run, this should be sought from UK emergency services. You are ultimately responsible for any belongings you leave at any venue/place during your run. We will endeavour to keep an eye on these belongings, but please do not leave anything valuable and understand that we are not liable for any losses. Photos & Videos: Photos from the event are shared online and may be used in content creation by NI Rave Run and our partners across, but not limited to, social media platforms, newsletters, and email communications. Refunds: If an event cannot go forward due to exceptional circumstances such as, but not limited to, extreme weather conditions, you can choose to either recieve a full refund or be given tickets for an alternative run date. Information Source: NI Rave Run | eventbrite

The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) is launching its new independent research report ‘The Environment, Human Rights and the Windsor Framework'. The event will take place on Tuesday 24 June, from 10.30am - 1.30pm at the Dublin Suite, Europa Hotel, Belfast. The event will be in-person and online. The report, written by Dr Ciara Brennan (Director, Environmental Justice Network Ireland), Dr Mary Dobbs (Associate Professor, Maynooth University), Alison Hough BL (Senior Lecturer, Technological University of the Shannon), Dr Orla Kelleher (Assistant Professor, Maynooth University), and Dr Lisa Claire Whitten (Research Fellow, Queen's University Belfast), examines the relationship between Article 2 of the Windsor Framework and environmental protections in Northern Ireland. Join us for a discussion on the findings of the report and on the relevance of Windsor Framework Article 2 for the protection of environmental rights in NI. Refreshments will be provided upon arrival. Lunch will also be provided. Event programme to follow. For any queries please contact events@nihrc.org . Information Source: Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission | eventbrite

Explore Leinster Lightning v Munster Reds sporting information for 24th June, as well as links for Cricket tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Leinster Lightning is a professional cricket team based in Dublin, Ireland. It competes in the Irish Interprovincial Trophy and the T20 interprovincial Cup, in addition to participating in various international competitions. The team has a track record of success, winning the Interprovincial Championship four times, most recently in 2019. The squad is made up of top talents from the Leinster province and is known for its strong batting and bowling line-up. Some notable players include Ireland national team regulars George Dockrell and Andy Balbirnie. The team plays its home matches at the iconic Pembroke Cricket Club in Dublin, known for its well-maintained pitch and picturesque setting. Leinster Lightning continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of cricket, attracting enthusiastic fans and producing top-quality performances on the field. The Munster Reds are a professional cricket team based in Munster, Ireland. They compete in the Inter-Provincial Twenty20 Trophy and the Inter-Provincial Championship, two of the top domestic competitions in Ireland. The team boasts top international talent, with players from Ireland, England, South Africa, and Australia. Notable players include captain Tyrone Kane and all-rounder Fionn Hand. The Munster Reds have had success in recent years, winning the Twenty20 Trophy in 2018 and reaching the final of the Inter-Provincial Championship in 2020. Their home ground is the iconic Mardyke Cricket Ground, which has a capacity of 5,000 and is known for its picturesque backdrop of the River Lee. With a strong team and dedicated fan base, the Munster Reds are sure to make an impact in the cricket world for years to come. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com