There is so much happening in Northern Ireland that sometimes it is difficult to know what to do first,
We have narrowed down the choices to ten of our top things to keep you entertained over the coming weeks.
Grease, IMC Cinemas Banbridge, April 3-6
Banbridge Musical Society will be taking to the stage with their latest production of the hit musical Grease, which tells the story of a group of high school students in the late 1950s particularly focussing on the love story of Danny Zuko and Sandy Dumbrowski. Taking on the lead role is no easy task and Banbridge Musical Society are very lucky to have Ethan Haddock and Lauren Hill playing Sandy and Danny. Tickets are on sale from www.gr8events.ie/banbridgems/
Belfast Zoo Birthday, Belfast Zoo, March 30
This year the zoo will celebrate its 85th birthday in March 2019. The zoo originally opened in 1934 and was home to tigers, polar bears, baboons, kangaroos, camels, brown bears and leopards among many more species. Join the wild celebration and enjoy a day of family fun including period street theatre, live storytelling, traditional-style garden games, and circus activity workshops.
Ward Sisters, Ranfurly House DUngannon. March 30
The Ward Sisters are a phenomenal three part harmony vocal group with an amazing country tone that is set to take the Country Music industry by storm. 2018 was a dream year for Colette, Caryn and Cait who have made their mark on the country music scene yet again after winning Best Newcomer at this years Irish Post Country Music Awards.
The Worlds Wife, Seamus Heaney HomePlace, April 5
In conjunction with the visit to HomePlace by Carol Ann Duffy, the centre is delighted to present this staged reading of arguably her most famous collection of poetry. Original, subversive, full of imagination and quicksilver wit, The Worlds Wife is Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy at her beguiling best. A selection of poems will be read by Bronagh Gallagher and Susan Lynch with original music performed by Ursula Burns.
