What's On

15/02/2013
15/03/2013
19/04/2013
24/05/2013
21/06/2013
Derry's only free comedy night is back and runs on the first Friday of every month!
27/05/2013
Strictly Come Dancing is quite rightly one of the 'jewels in the crown' for the BBC and two of the stars from the show Pasha Kovalev & Kataya Virshilas have devised a sensational new 'live' show that is touring the UK in the Spring of 2013.
30/05/2013
A new National Theatre production of ROMEO AND JULIET in a version for young audiences premieres at the Derry-Londonderry UK City of Culture 2013 celebrations.
31/05/2013
The Conference Dinner is a special opportunity for conversation and discussion with leading academics bringing unique insight into the Siege & Revolution period. There are limited places available.
01/06/2013 to 02/06/2013
The 2D Comics Festival will be the largest comic event ever held in Northern Ireland. The two-day ‘Comics Fair’ will feature workshops, talks and fun activities for all ages. Come along to meet the world’s top comic creators who will be sketching and signing.
01/06/2013 to 02/06/2013
Force Training - Learn how to be a Jedi! Master your lightsaber!.
01/06/2013
The ending of James’s hopes at Londonderry also sounded the death knell for feudalism in Europe. Now was an age of world finance and trade, of free thinking and a free press, of no absolutes and no inevitabilities.
01/06/2013
An exciting and innovative Arts Care large-scale, contemporary dance project which involves young people and adults with and without disabilities from the City of Derry/Londonderry joining forces with Indepen-Dance Integrated Dance Company, Glasgow and Arts Care’s Orbit Integrated Dance Company from the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
03/06/2013 to 09/06/2013
In this world you are either a farmer or a fisherman. But how do you know which one you are? 11:18, with their unique style of audio/visual performance for real train journeys, invite you to experience their new show from Coleraine to Derry. Known as one of the world’s great train journeys the route, this is a chance to see and hear it through fresh eyes and ears.
05/06/2013
The site of the original monastic settlement of Colm Cille, St Augustine’s Church will be the venue for this unique musical celebration of the city’s founding father. On Songs of the Scribe, Pádraigín Ní Uallacháin, traditional singer-in-residence at Queen’s University’s Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, delves deep into the history of our monastic tradition to dramatic effect. Inspired by ancient lyrics from the scribes and hermit poets of early Ireland and set to music in the traditional style on fiddles/violas with vocal overtones.

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