Northern Ireland Arts and Entertainment

Below are some useful links about Arts and Entertainment on Northern Ireland:

Antrim@ (6)
Armagh@ (3)
Belfast@ (103)
Down@ (8)

See also:

Arts Council of Northern Ireland - Organisation that supports and promotes the arts in Northern Ireland.

Arts In Ministry - Christian arts directory for Ireland covering music, drama and art.

BBC - Northern Ireland - Drama - Featuring T.V. and radio productions, message board and quiz.

Community Arts Forum - Umbrella body for community arts in the province. Includes events, services and funding information.

Moviehouse Cinemas - Cinemas in Yorkgate, Glengormley and Maghera. Includes information on new movies, weekly competitions, and reviews of current movies.

Northern Ireland Public Libraries - Portal providing information on the services and resources available. Includes searchable catalogue of current library holdings.

Northern Showbiz - Features profiles of the celebrities from the province's entertainment and showbiz world.

Paula Clamp - Web page for the novelist with a biography.

Prison Arts Foundation - Provides information about the registered charitable trust that promotes arts as a means of expression for prisoners, ex-prisoners, young offenders and ex-young offenders, using all of the arts and crafts including writing, drama, fine art, craft, music and dance.

Spittin' John McBain - Comedian with biography, details of audio and video recordings, and ordering information.

theBigList.co.uk - Portal and directory providing information on pubs, clubs, restaurants including descriptions, what's on guide and menu. Local tourist attractions and sporting activities.

Voluntary Arts Ireland - Promotes participation in arts and crafts in the voluntary sector. Includes information on funding, workshops, events and current jobs.

Cadence Web Directory is the leading web directory for Australian and International listings for businesses and highly recommended, top quality websites. The content of this page about Northern Ireland Arts and Entertainment is based on the ODP.