Latest Events in Belfast(April Updated)

Ireland's Strongest Man is the smash hit RTE TV show featuring Ireland's Strongest battling it out for the title. A brilliant Family show which is suitable for all ages. Show starts at 1pm. Children 2 and under go FREE (sitting on a parent/guardians knee) .Children's tickets 3-15 years old. Tickets start from £30 for Adults and £20 for Children. VIP Package available including a welcome drink on arrival ,Q&A with a Strongman Legend and then meet the stars of the show after the event. Information Source: Ultimate Strongman Productions Limited | eventbrite

On May 2, actor Patty Gallagher (California Shakespeare, Rogue Theater Tucson, University of California Santa Cruz Performance, Play, and Design) and pianist/composer Ben Leeds Carson (Sideband Records, University of California Santa Cruz Creative Technologies) take the stage at Brian Friel Theatre in Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare’s AN ILIAD—a monologue re-telling of the Trojan War, which is also a telling of the catastrophe of war, and a telling of our telling of war ... ceaseless, comedic, compulsive, and mournful. Gallagher's and Carson's stage presence is guided by practices rooted in Beckett, Shakespeare, clowning, and by the study of Hellenic musics, and their Egyptian and Mesopotamian origins—traditions which this play’s terrifying questions: What words to say, what strings are there to pluck, and what sighs and screams are suitable to sing, for the description of war? Kirsten Brandt’s deep, insightful direction compels Gallagher and Carson to join as a manifestation of Homeric inspiration; Gallagher the celebrated poet grounding her audience in the wars that give shape to their place in the world. The Brian Friel Theatre production team, with lighting designed by Mary Tumelty, taking inspiration from the pioneering lighting designer David Lee Cuthbert (1965-2025), alongside Costa Rican costume and stage designer Pamela Rodríguez Montero, have developed a world that channels Gallagher's words into, and out of, the wordless forces of the muse: the piano reimagined as a lyre, and a sense of harmonia that connected the story to the ethereal. Information Source: School of Arts, English and Languages | eventbrite

In 1991, the curator and art historian S.B. Kennedy published his seminal volume Irish Art & Modernism, 1880-1950. This was the first major text to survey the relationship between modern Irish artists and their European counterparts, tracing the impact of a collection of aesthetic preoccupations loosely termed “modernism” within Ireland. Kennedy’s volume examined themes central to the study of Irish art: the relationship between the local and the transnational in Irish artistic movements; the mobility of aesthetic influences across geographies, institutions, and art networks; the existence, or otherwise, of an “Irish school”; and the tensions between modernity, the nation, and the past in formulations of Irish identity. In the thirty years since the publication of Kennedy’s text, the field of modernist studies has undergone rapid transformation. Historians of modernism have conclusively challenged the notion of a single, hegemonic modernist tradition while dismantling many of the implied hierarchies of the field. Most notably, investigations of modernism have been fruitfully expanded by the application of urgent methodological lenses, including the critical perspectives of postcolonial, queer, ecocritical, feminist, and diasporic studies. How have such viewpoints impacted the study of Irish modernism? What work is still to be done? Honoring S.B. Kennedy’s career as both an art historian and a long-time curator at the Ulster Museum, this conference examines modernism in the Irish visual arts from 1880 to the present day. Who were the audiences, protagonists, allies, and antagonists of modern art in Ireland? How did Irish art across the island—north and south, east and west—champion modernism in the arts, broadly construed, across shifting political and economic milieus? And what new narratives of Irish modern art might be written by considering decolonial, gendered, and intersectional perspectives? AGENDA* The schedule is subject to change. Please see the KNI website for most up-to-date information. Day 1 (Thursday, 22 May 2025)Belfast Room, Ulster Museum 10:00 Registration & Coffee Reception 10:30 Welcome 10:40 Panel I: Defining Modernism, Part I Dr. Fintan Cullen (University of Nottingham)—“Modernism, Whistler, and Irishness”Dr. Hannah Baker (Trinity College Dublin)—“Sarah Cecilia Harrison (1863-1941): A Traditionalist in Modern Ireland”Dr. Judith Stapleton (University of Notre Dame)—“‘Among the Radicals’: Staging Irish Modernism at Home and Abroad, William Orpen, 1910-1914”12:00 Break 12:30 Panel II: Defining Modernism, Part II Dr. Gavin Murphy (Atlantic Technological University)—“Unfinished Business: Jack B. Yeats, Modernity and the Avant-Garde”Dr. Niamh NicGhabhann Coleman (University of Limerick)—“Catholic Modernism in Ireland: Perspective and Interpretations”13:30 Lunch 14:30Panel III: Spheres of Influence Katie Buckley (Prints & Drawings, National Gallery of Ireland)—“The Student Surpassing the Master? William Orpen and his Students at the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art (1902-1914)”Dr. Michael Waldron (Crawford Art Gallery)—“‘She gave them of her best’: Tracing Mainie Jellett’s Sphere of Influence”Sarah McAuliffe (National Gallery of Ireland)—“An soluble Puzzle: creating and interpreting a vision of Ireland, 1920–1950”16:00 Tour of the Collection Anne Stewart, Senior Curator of Art, Ulster Museum. By registration only17:00 Keynote (Lecture Theatre, Ulster Museum) In Conversation: Dr. Riann Coulter, Curator F.E. McWilliam Gallery and Visiting Professor, Belfast School of ArtDr. Fionna Barber, Reader in Art History, Manchester School of ArtDr. Róisín Kennedy, Associate Professor of the School of Art and Cultural Policy, University College DublinRespondent: Dr. Joseph McBrinn, Reader in Art and Design History at Belfast School of Art of the University of Ulster 18:30 Reception (Belfast Room, Ulster Museum) Book Launch: The Routledge Companion to Irish Art (2025) edited by Fionna Barber and Fintan CullenDay 2 (Friday, 23 May 2025)Canada Room and Council Chamber, Queen's University Belfast 9:30 Registration & Coffee Reception 10:00 Panel IV: Paper Modernisms Marie Lynch (Centre for the Study of Irish Art, National Gallery of Ireland)—“A Pixie in Irish Art: Pamela Colman Smith and the Yeats Family”Chiara Harrison Lambe (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)—“‘My Own Work Made Me Happier': Stella Steyn, James Joyce, and the Boundaries of Irish Modernism”Dr. Angela Griffith (Trinity College Dublin)—“Blurred lines: Irish Artists and Modern Illustration: Tradition and Innovation”11:30 Break 12:00 Panel V: Exhibiting Ireland Dr. Billy Shortall (Trinity College Dublin)—“Irish Visual Art and Artifice in the Early Years of the Irish Free State”Dr. Philip McEvansoneya (Trinity College Dublin)—“‘Cultural Expression in Time of War’: Seeing Modern Continental Art in Emergency Ireland”Dr. Elisabeth Ansel (University of Jena)—“The Story of an Unknown Exhibition: Jack B. Yeats and Irish Modernism in Germany 13:30 Lunch 14:30Panel VI: Queer Visibilities and Geographies of Exchange Seán Kissane (Irish Museum of Modern Art)—“Revisiting The White Stags”Dr. Edwin Coomasaru (Independent Scholar)—“(Anti-)Colonial Ecologies between Northern Ireland and Sri Lanka: Song of Ceylon (1935) at the Ulster Museum”Dr. Cai Lyons (Independent Art Historian)—“Mary Swanzy’s Exhibiting Practice as Transnational Modernist Exchange, c. 1900-1947”16:00 Break 16:30 Panel VII: Irish Modernisms Now?: Contemporary Perspectives Dr. Kate Antosik-Parsons (Trinity College Dublin)—“Disruptive Encounters: Protest, Performance and Politics in Array Collective’s The Druthaib’s Ball (2021)”Dr. Joseph McBrinn (Belfast School of Art of the University of Ulster)—Respondent Remarks: “Thinking through Irish Art and Modernism”17:30 Closing Remarks Information Source: Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies | eventbrite

Northern Ireland’s most exciting tattoo convention returns at Belfast's iconic Europa Hotel. June 7th & 8th. 150 world class tattoo artists, live music, comedy, hypnosis , daring stage acts, local vendors, food & drinks over 3 floors and all under one roof. Tattoo artists are available for walk-ins or appointments. You won’t want to miss it. See our full entertainment program over the weekend and our list of local vendors. This is a family friendly event and there will be kids tattoos and face painting available. Information Source: eventbrite

This three-day singing course organised by the Ulster Consort Foundation will give children the opportunity to work with some of the country's top professional musicians with daily expert vocal tuition from directors Matthew Owens and India Chapman Webb. Children will work on general musicianship, gain confidence, make friends. and perform to a live audience. Information Source: The Ulster Consort | eventbrite

Beehive Comedy Club- Good Friday Special Come and join us for a night of laughter at Beehive Belfast! Get ready for a night of non-stop jokes and entertainment. Headlined by: Dave Elliott With support from: Sean Hegarty Leanne McCooey Alan Irwin Sean Higgens Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to unwind and have a great time with friends. Information Source: The Beehive Complex | eventbrite

Learn the basics of Improvisation in a fun and supportive environment. This class is for those who are new to acting, stage performance, or comedy, or those that just want to try to build in creativity and confidence in to their personal or professional lives. Improvisation is the art of confidently creating performance sketches without a script. Improvisation skills are a must for anyone who is interested in becoming a more versatile stage performer, or in giving live performance a go for the first time. They're also a great aid to the everyday skills that we use in our personal and professional lives, whether we need confidence in social interactions, clarity in our motivations and goals, or a creative edge at work. We cover a wide variety of concepts in Level 1 including: The essence of comedic actingComedic scene structuresPerforming for an audienceCreating improvised storiesTrust, authenticity, and collaborationConfident decision makingThe class runs for 5 consecutive weeks, from 19th April - 17th May (11am - 2pm). Information Source: Belfast Improv | eventbrite

Explore Ulster Rugby v Sharks sporting information for 26th April, as well as links for Rugby Union tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Ulster Rugby is a professional rugby union team based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. They compete in the Guinness Pro14, the top tier European rugby competition along with teams from Ireland, Scotland, South Africa4, South Africa3, and South Africa. The team was founded in 1879 and has a rich history of success, having won the Pro14 title three times in 2006, 2012, and 2019. They also have several domestic titles to their name, including four Irish Inter-provincial Championships. Ulster Rugby's home stadium is the iconic Kingspan Stadium, which has a capacity of 18,000 and provides a lively and passionate atmosphere for fans. The team is known for producing top-quality players, with some of the current stars including Ireland internationals Jacob Stockdale, Iain Henderson, and John Cooney. With a strong fan base and a dedicated team, Ulster Rugby continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of rugby. The South Africa1 are a professional Rugby Union team based in South Africa0, South Africa. Founded in 1995, they have since become one of the most successful and well-known teams in the country. Competing in the Super Rugby league, the South Africa1 have consistently performed well, reaching the finals seven times and winning the title in 1996 and 2008. They have also been crowned Currie Cup champions on eight occasions. The team boasts a talented roster of players, including Springboks such as Lukhanyo Am and Makazole Mapimpi. Their home stadium, Jonsson Kings Park, is a renowned rugby venue with a capacity of 52,000. The South Africa1 have a dedicated and passionate fan base, making them a force to be reckoned with in the world of rugby. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Red Eye Pariah UK Tour 2025 - Belfast Expect a high energy performance filled with Indie bangers as Red Eye Pariah bring the Tequila King UK Tour to The Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast. For fans of Sam Fender, Kings of Leon, and Arctic Monkeys, this is a fast rising act you don't want to miss! Information Source: Red Eye Pariah | eventbrite

Don't miss the upcoming Urban Connect event in Belfast at 193 Falls Rd on May 2, 2025. Immerse yourself in a dynamic urban atmosphere with a range of activities and entertainment. Ticket prices range from £10 to £16.96, offering great value for a memorable experience. Join like-minded individuals in celebrating urban culture and community at this exciting event.

Due to popular demand, International Stage Hypnotist Poldark returns to the city of Belfast to perform a show, full of extraordinary wonderment. With scenes to demonstrate hypnotic style phenomena for scientific research, the power of the mind and the sixth sense. Choose how you enter the hypnotic world; as a spectator watching in the audience or as a volunteer on stage to bring the entertainment to life as one of the ‘stars’ of the show, albeit volunteers must be 18+ and can choose to leave the performance at any time. Special guests, musical duo Small Corner, part of Stonewall Music will open the night. Known for their take on well known tracks, as well as performing some original music, guaranteed you’ll be toe tapping and singing along as they hit the first notes, through to the last notes at the end of the night. Due to popular demand, early booking is encouraged. Information Source: Poldark Show | eventbrite

The Belfast City Marathon is one of the leading marathon events in the UK and Ireland, with a marathon walk, relay and wheelchair races also taking place. The race route covers all areas of Belfast and has strong support from local residents.

Explore Northern Knights v North West Warriors sporting information for 7th May, as well as links for Cricket tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Northern Knights cricket team is one of the most competitive and accomplished teams in the world of cricket. Representing the Northern regions of Ireland, the team has participated in various top-level competitions such as the Interprovincial Cup, the T20 Blast, and the Northern Knight's Shield. With a track record of consistently performing well in these competitions, the team has proudly claimed the title of champions in multiple occasions. Comprised of highly skilled and talented players, including the likes of James McCollum, Gary Kidd, and Luke Georgeson, the Northern Knights are known for their exceptional teamwork and strategic game plans. The team calls the iconic Stormont stadium in Belfast their home ground, which adds to their already impressive fan following and formidable home-field advantage. TheNorth West Warriors is a first-class cricket team that represents the North West region of Ireland. Established in 2013, the team competes in the annual Irish inter-provincial cricket tournament, the Inter-Provincial Championship. The Warriors have been consistent performers in the competition, having finished as runners-up in 2015 and 2018. The team boasts a talented roster of players, including international stars such as Stuart Thompson and Craig Young. They are led by experienced and successful coach Ian McGregor. The North West Warriors play their home matches at the Bready Cricket Club, a state-of-the-art facility with a capacity of 3,000 spectators. The team has a strong fan base and is known for their aggressive yet calculated style of play, making them a force to be reckoned with in the Irish cricket scene. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Belfast's illustrator meet-up 'Illustrators North' play host to a live talk featuring award-winning illustrator and author Barry Falls. Our conversation will explore Barry’s career, diving deep into his failures and successes to see what it takes to build a successful career in commercial illustration and children’s publishing. Following the talk, we will have time to ask questions, mingle, and connect. Join us for this riveting conversation upstairs at The American Bar (Belfast BT15 1LF) on Thursday 8th of May, 7pm onwards. Barry Falls is an award-winning illustrator and author from Northern Ireland. His illustrations have been commissioned by, amongst others, The New York Times, The Guardian, Netflix, and Unicef. As well as editorial, corporate and advertising work, he has written and illustrated several children's books, which have been translated into many languages worldwide. About Illustrators North: Illustrators North has a vision to build a community of thriving illustrators in Northern Ireland, via events and meet-ups and more! As with all our AOI supported meet-ups, they are open to all illustrators, at any stage in their career – including students. Hosted by Ashwin Chacko and Clive McFarland. Accessibility: The AOI would like to make events accessible to all, where possible. Please let us know your access requirements at least one week in advance by emailing info@theaoi.com Information Source: The AOI | eventbrite

Belfast, N.Ireland – People Playbook is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of The Courtside Collective All-Star Game, set to take place in the Newforge Sports Complex, Belfast, from 6 pm until 9 pm on 10 May 2025. This exciting event, presented in memory of Janet McGaharan, who passionately supported her sons in playing this beautiful game, promises to bring together the community for an evening filled with sportsmanship, competition, and entertainment. The All-Star Game will feature two teams drafted by Captains Jordan Blount and Paul Dick in a friendly yet fiercely competitive match. In addition to the main game, attendees can look forward to a dunk and 3-point contest, adding an extra layer of excitement to the festivities. Building on last year's huge success, where we raised £9,000 for charity, this year's event aims to continue celebrating the sport while honouring the memory of Janet McGaharan. Her dedication to the game and unwavering support for her family and the basketball community make this tribute especially meaningful. The 2025 All-Star Game is also dedicated to raising funds for charity, continuing the spirit of giving and community support that defines the event. We are proud to have already secured commitments from marquee names in Irish basketball, including Paul Dick, Jordan Blount, and Sean Jenkins. These Irish Internationals and many more quality players are set to grace the court, ensuring an unforgettable experience for players and spectators alike. This year, we're introducing a professional live stream setup in collaboration with Infinity 21, the team behind the Belfast Giants Hockey live stream production. For those unable to attend the event in person, you can now watch from the comfort of your home via YouTube, with all proceeds going to charity. For additional information about the All-Star Game and how you can support or participate in the event, please get in touch with the People Playbook team at hello@peopleplaybook.com. Join us in making this event a fitting tribute to Janet McGaharan's memory and a celebration of the unity and talent within the Irish basketball community. Contact: Tony McGaharan, Paddy McGaharan and Niall McDermott Email: team@thecourtsidecollective.com Information Source: People Playbook | eventbrite

The Early Years Gaelic Games Workshop will take place in Belfast at the Carryduff GAC located at 14 Knockbracken Drive, Belfast, BT8 8BW on May 13, 2025. This workshop offers a unique opportunity for participants to learn about Gaelic games in a fun and interactive setting. Join us for a day of skill-building and teamwork as experienced coaches guide attendees through various drills and exercises. The ticket price for this event is £11.55, providing great value for an enriching experience. Don't miss out on this chance to discover the excitement of Gaelic games in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Explore Munster Reds v Northern Knights sporting information for 15th May, as well as links for Cricket tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. 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 South Africa0 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. The Northern Knights cricket team is one of the most competitive and accomplished teams in the world of cricket. Representing the Northern regions of Ireland, the team has participated in various top-level competitions such as the Interprovincial Cup, the T20 Blast, and the Northern Knight's Shield. With a track record of consistently performing well in these competitions, the team has proudly claimed the title of champions in multiple occasions. Comprised of highly skilled and talented players, including the likes of James McCollum, Gary Kidd, and Luke Georgeson, the Northern Knights are known for their exceptional teamwork and strategic game plans. The team calls the iconic Stormont stadium in Belfast their home ground, which adds to their already impressive fan following and formidable home-field advantage. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Bryan Adams Belfast is set to be an unforgettable evening at the SSE Arena in Belfast, United Kingdom, on May 21, 2025, starting at 18:30. Known for his iconic hits and electrifying performances, Bryan Adams will captivate the audience with a blend of classic rock anthems and soulful ballads. The SSE Arena, renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional acoustics, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. Fans can expect a meticulously curated setlist featuring timeless favorites like "Summer of '69" and "Heaven," alongside newer tracks that showcase Adams' enduring talent. This concert promises to be a highlight of the Belfast music calendar, drawing attendees from near and far to experience the magic of Bryan Adams live in concert.

Front and Centre: Women of the North's Playwriting Symposium At a time of increasing challenges for the arts in Northern Ireland—where funding is shrinking, and a clear arts policy remains absent—female-identifying and non-binary playwrights, particularly those from working-class backgrounds, face even greater barriers. Despite the undeniable talent emerging from this region, including playwrights like Stacey Gregg and Lisa McGee, the lack of main stage productions for their work is striking. This symposium is a call to action. Focusing on playwriting as both craft and career, it will open up vital conversations, explore constructive strategies, and showcase fresh talent. Expect a dynamic mix of staged readings, works in progress, and critical discussions—bringing together emerging playwrights, academics, and industry professionals. Join us for an inspiring day of creative exploration, thought-provoking panels, and open conversation. Whether you're a writer, artist, academic, or theatre enthusiast, your voice is welcome. This event is led by playwright and theatre-maker Karis Kelly in collaboration with the Drama Department at QUB. Register here for the programme of panels and talks. The overview of the schedule is as follows: Friday 23rd May, 1pm-6pm Sarturday 24th May, 11am-2.15pm Sunday 25th May, 11am-5.30pm Refreshments included throughout each day. Please note that tickets for panels and talks are free; you will need to book separately to attend the staged readings and scratch performances for which there is a small charge. 📩 For more information, contact frontandcentreni@gmail.com We are grateful to Belfast City Council and to Queen’s University Belfast for their support for this event. Information Source: School of Arts, English and Languages | eventbrite

Explore Northern Ireland Women v Poland Women League B - Group B1 sporting information for 30th May, as well as more Football times with Fixture Calendar. Northern Ireland Women's National Football Team is a highly skilled and competitive team in the world of women's football. They have been competing in international competitions since 1973 and have consistently performed well, making it to the finals of the European Championship in 2009. The team has a rich history of players who have represented Northern Ireland at the highest level, including star players like Julie Nelson, Rachel Furness, and Simone Magill. The team plays their home matches at the National Football Stadium in Belfast, which has a capacity of 18,500 spectators. In recent years, the team has seen success in various international tournaments, including winning the 2017 Turkish Cup. With their determination, skill, and passion for the sport, Northern Ireland Women's Football Team continues to make a name for themselves in the world of women's football. Poland Women's National Football Team is the official women's football team representing Poland in international competitions. Founded in 1973, the team has made appearances in several prestigious tournaments such as the FIFA Women's World Cup and the UEFA Women's Euro. The team is managed by coach Andrzej Lesiak and their home ground is Stadion Narodowy in Warsaw, which has a capacity of over 58,000. Some of the notable players on the team include captain Sandra Zielinska, striker Ewa Pajor, and midfielder Agata Tarczynska. The team has achieved notable success, being crowned the champions of the Cyprus Women's Cup in 2013 and reaching the quarter-finals of the UEFA Women's Euro in 2017. With their determination and skill, the Poland Women's National Football Team continues to be a strong contender in the world of women's football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Jill Jackson - Live at the Black Box, Belfast Come and join us for an unforgettable night with the incredible Jill Jackson live at The Black Box in Belfast! Get ready to be blown away by her mesmerizing vocals and captivating stage presence. This is a rare opportunity to experience her music in person, so don't miss out! Grab your friends and make it a night to remember. See you there! Information Source: Jill Jackson | eventbrite

The highly anticipated International Football History Conference is set to take place on June 13-14, 2025, at the prestigious National Football Stadium at Windsor Park in Belfast, Northern Ireland. This two-day event will feature presentations from esteemed academics and experts from around the world, covering a wide range of football-related topics. Attendees can expect a diverse collection of papers, including contributions from leading figures in the field, as well as early career researchers and football enthusiasts. The conference will also include social gatherings on June 12 and the evening of June 13 for networking opportunities. With a rich history of successful conferences in previous years, this event promises to deliver world-class research presentations and the chance for valuable collaborations. Delegates can take advantage of early bird rates starting at £67.50 for students/unwaged/retired delegates and £139 for delegates in employment, with a special day rate to be announced in January 2025 for single-day attendance. Attendees are responsible for arranging their own accommodations and travel, with convenient international links to Belfast and nearby Dublin airport. For more information and assistance with accommodations, please contact the organizers at footycon@outlook.com. Stay tuned for the upcoming call for papers and awards announcements for this prestigious event.

Cece Winans: More Than This World Tour . Belfast -Northern Ireland Come join us at Whitewell Metropolitan Tabernacle Belfast Northern Ireland 17 June 2025 for an unforgettable evening with the legendary Cece Winans. Get ready to be moved by her soul-stirring vocals and powerful lyrics as she takes you on a musical journey like no other. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the magic of Cece Winans live in concert. Don't miss out on this incredible event! Doors Open at 18.00hrs Event Starts at 19.30hrs - 22.00hrs FEW VVIP & VIP TICKETS AVAILABLE - CALL +447939480292 Information Source: Lisa | eventbrite

Get ready for the Virtu Kettlebell Club Summer Pentathlon 2025 in Belfast. The event will take place at No Limits Fitness and Strength located at 11 Kennedy Way, Belfast, BT11 9AP on July 5, 2025. Athletes from all over will gather to showcase their strength and endurance in this prestigious competition. Don't miss the opportunity to witness top competitors push their limits and vie for victory in this ultimate test of fitness. Mark your calendars and be part of this exciting event that promises to deliver thrilling displays of athleticism and sportsmanship.