Are you wondering what to do this month? Are you interested in music, theatre, art? Then look no further.
We’ve rounded up ten of the best things to do. There is sure to be something to suit everyone,
W5 Late, W5 Queens Quay Belfast, February 16 - W5 Late is a strictly adults-only, after-hours evening of interactive science experiments and your opportunity to engage with over 250 interactive exhibits at NIs award-winning Science and Discovery centre. Explore the brand-new exhibition area MED-Lab and discover the fascinating world of pharmaceutical and biomedical science. Tickets are on sale from www.w5online.co.uk.
Afternoon with Roddy Doyle, Seamus Heaney HomePlace Bellaghy, February 23 - In a career spanning three decades, Doyle has become one of the best-loved and most recognisable writers of his generation. He is the author of eleven novels for adults, eight books for children, seven plays and screenplays, and dozens of short stories, from The Barrytown Trilogy to The Woman Who Walked Into Doors, the Booker Prize-winning Paddy Clarke Ha, Ha, Ha to Smile. He talks to Nadine ORegan about his work.
Little Professors, Armagh Planetarium, February 18 - Transport your Little Professors into the exciting world of science. Join the Armagh Planetarium staff for a Dome Show, songs, story-telling and hands-on experiments. This innovative event could inspire the next Albert Einstein! This workshop is aimed at 2-5 year olds and admission is £2. For further information log onto www.armaghplanet.com.
Give Me Your Answer Do, Belvoir Studio Theatre Belfast, February 22-23 - Clarence Players offer their Festival show by the great Brian Friel. David Knight is staying in Donegal with novelist Tom Connolly and his wife, Daisy. He has been assessing Toms papers, which he may purchase. Also visiting are novelist Garret Fitzmaurice and his wife whose marriage may break up, and Daisys father and arthritic mother who may be soon in a wheelchair. Tickets are on sale from www.ticketsource.co.uk/belvoirplayers
