Things to do across Northern Ireland this Bank Holiday weekend
With a long weekend ahead we have you covered with some of the big events happening across the country!
With the late May Bank Holiday right around the corner there's a packed schedule of activities lined up to keep everyone entertained.
From music festivals to food markets, it is set to be a fantastic weekend full of events. We have you covered with all of the main things happening to help you plan out your long weekend now.
Hopefully the weather holds up for the weekend ahead but not to worry we've included some indoor events to make sure you're covered for all eventualities.
Have a look at some of the biggest events happening this weekend:
Belfast Spring Continental Market: May 22-26
The Continental Market returns to Belfast once again this May Bank Holiday weekend on the grounds of City Hall. Operated by the team behind the famous Belfast Christmas Market, this market will be offering food enthusiasts, families, and everyday explorers the very best international cuisine, artisanal products, and handmade goods. Whether you want to get your hands on some fudge from Melting Pot or a pint in the Rockshore Garden there's something for everyone.
You can find all the official opening hours and information right here.
Cat Laughs Comedy Festival: May 22-26
Between May 22-26, The Cat Laughs Comedy Festival will see over 40 top-class comedians perform across 26 unique shows for the first event of its kind in NI. The Cat Laughs Comedy Festival is Ireland's longest-running and best-loved comedy event started in Killkenny and is renowned for its format where headliner comedians perform on the same bill in gigs across some of the most iconic venues in Belfast and Derry.
You can find out more about the entire line up and how to get your hands on tickets right here.
Tea with me: May 23
Shane Todd is undoubtedly one of the biggest names on the Northern Irish comedy scene. He's sold out some of the country's biggest and most famous venues, opened for huge names like Kevin Hart and recently was named in the running for Ticketmaster's Comedian of the Year. Shane and his stand-up pals are once again bringing the Tea With Me craic live to the SSE Arena with a massive show this summer.
Mayfest: May 23-25
Mayfest music festival is back and bigger than ever. The late May Bank Holiday weekend sees the return of the award-winning club classics festival on from May 23-25 at Custom House Square. With folk classics on the Friday, back to back club classics on the Saturday and closing out the weekend with Belfast Brunch Co. celebrating their 1st birthday it is set to be a fantastic weekend of tunes and craic.
Find out more about the event and tickets here.
David Rust: May 23
Limelight Belfast is set to come to life with Notorious presents David Rust. This is David's first appearance in Limelight and the crowd will be treated to a custom-built 360 show so no one will miss a thing on this unforgettable night.
To get your hands on the last remaining tickets head here.
Brunch World Belfast: May 24
Brunch World Belfast is the city’s newest daytime brunch party experience, launching at The Limelight on Sat 24th May from 2pm to 6pm. With two rooms of entertainment and a soundtrack of RnB classics, singalongs, 80s/90s hits and party anthems it is set to be the perfect bank holiday activity with your mates.
Follow @brunchworld.belfast for the latest updates or find out more about tickets here.
TINA - The Tina Turner Musical: May 22-24
The West End mega-hit TINA - The Tina Turner Musical has come to the Grand Opera House in Belfast as part of its first ever UK & Ireland tour. This is definitely one not to miss and to get your hands on tickets while you can as they are very limited.
Bluegrass Omagh Music Festival: May 24-26
Ulster American Folk Park is set to host the return of the Bluegrass Omagh music festival. Now in its 33rd year, big crowds are expected to attend across the event in the iconic venue. With a dedicated family day on Monday this is definitely one for young and old.
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