Spring Arts in NI: Exhibitions, Musicals, Runs & Comedy

0:00It's March 28th. You're listening to Europe News today, AI-powered coverage from across the continent. I'm Cory with the story. ARDS. ARDS Center and New Townards kicks off spring with two fresh exhibitions, Naomi Litvax a fig for a kiss, and the Luthier's tail, tie to the guitar festival. They run from Thursday, March 26th through Saturday, April 25th. Over in Belfast, artist Anne Gallery Spotlight's Painters, Tracy Cory and Rosalind McConaughey with watercolors, mixed media and prints, you can snag via. The interest-free, own art loan, shifting to the stage, St. Agnes's Coral Society, a Belfast staple since 1957, brings back sell-outs like calamity Jane with their new. Take on anything goes at the Grand Opera House. Tickets at Go.co, DuK, the Lyric Theatre marks its 75th anniversary reviving T in a China Cup, directed by Dan Gordon, who starred in it over 40 years ago, running May 2nd to 30th.

1:01Music fans mark December 2nd for Andy Fairweather. Low and his low riders at Mandela Hall reschedule from his tour hitting Dublin, Cork and more. The A-Men corner frontman delivers those 60s classics. Meanwhile, power N.I. donated 600 pounds to a Moira Special School since ReGarden, boosting calm spaces for kids development. Get active with the N.I. rave run on April 6th at 7pm from Belfast City Hall, a neon-lit 5-kilometer glow-up for all levels, complete with. Light-up sticks, families hit Jungle N.I.'s Easter Trail, April 4th to 7th in Moneymore for Woodland Hunts, Toasting and Disco Vibes. Comedyheads to Thursdays at 7.30pm at the American Bar's Kill Your Darlings, where top N.I. acts test fresh material. An equipped note, 88% of Gen Z office workers say indoor days tank their mental health for ecotone research. Plenty buzzing in Northern Ireland this season.