Latest Events in Belfast(March Updated)

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Fairport Convention - Belfast | Mandela Hall

Apr 19, 2026 (UTC+0)

Belfast

Concerts

Information Source: Music Capital | eventbrite

The Skin Edit: Teen Edition (BELFAST) | Titanic Hotel Belfast

Mar 22, 2026 (UTC+0)

Belfast

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: CATHY MARTIN - CMPR | eventbrite

An Evening With Sir Trevor Brooking | The Malone Hotel

Apr 17, 2026 (UTC+0)

Belfast

Football Sports & Fitness

Join West Ham United legend and former England international Sir Trevor Brooking for a memorable evening of stories, insights, and football nostalgia. Hosted by the official Northern Ireland supporters club, Belfast Hammers , and E13 Events , this event offers fans a chance to hear first-hand accounts of his distinguished career at the heart of the Hammers and English football, including his iconic FA Cup final moments. The evening typically includes an interview, Q&A session, and a chance for a meet-and-greet or photo opportunity. Information Source: The Belfast Hammers | eventbrite

How do you create a community? The Inspiring Story of Belfast’s First Urban Gaeltacht | Ulster Museum

Dec 12, 2025–May 10, 2026 (UTC)

Belfast

Exhibitions

This exhibition looks at how the group built homes, raised children, founded schools, and established community enterprises. It explores how new communities are formed where none existed, what binds them together, and what is needed for them to grow and flourish. The narrative of the contemporary Irish language revival is above all else a love story, reaffirming the truth of the old Irish proverb: Ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine – People live in the shelter of each other.

Insight into the Other | Golden Thread Gallery

Feb 14–Apr 18, 2026 (UTC)

Belfast

Exhibitions

Insight into the Other is an exhibition exchange between Belfast and Boston that looks at how place affects how we see art and each other. The exhibition invites people to think about difference, understanding, and shared experience through prints, collage, animations, drawings, sculptures and videos. Curated by Sam Toabe and Sarah McAvera, it asks if artworks can change meaning when shown in different countries and cultures. The works by artists connected to the University of Massachusetts Boston explore themes such as identity, work, migration, time, and loss. The exhibition encourages open thinking, empathy, and conversation across borders.