There is plenty going on across Northern Ireland this month.
Whether you love music, theatre, art, comedy, or something a bit different, there will be something to keep you entertained.
MED-Lab, W5 Belfast, open now - MED-Lab, a new interactive medical themed exhibition area at W5, takes visitors of all ages on an extraordinary journey of discovery into the human body. The only exhibition of its kind in Ireland, it offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the body, and by using advanced imaging technologies, see inside the body. Kitty Reid and Robert Lyle had fun with the giant Operation game at W5, which officially opened its new MED-Lab Exhibition, in association with Almac Group. The new interactive medical themed exhibition takes visitors of all ages on a fun journey of discovery into the human body. For more information go to www.w5online.co.uk.
The Haunting of Limavady Workhouse, Roe Valley Hospital Limavady, February 2 - Psychic Medium Fiona Stewart Williams leads an intimate gathering of Paranormal Teams and would be Ghost Hunters in One of Irelands Most famous Workhouses on Saturday February 2.
The Limavady Union Workhouse is, without a doubt, one of the best-preserved buildings of its kind. The fiddler who played the melancholy melody of Danny Boy, Jimmy McCurry died in this very Workhouse. However, some sad stories are told by those that still walk the corridors a spiritual reminder of how far we have come regarding our social care.
Tickets costs £45, which includes all equipment, activities and a hearty supper. Tickets are available online at http://psychicfiona.com.
Omagh Jazz and Big Band Festival, various venues, January 31 - February 2 - This festival of Jazz and Big Band music, which runs annually in Omagh, is a must visit for any fans of the musical genre.
There will be a wide variety of gigs happening across a number of venues in the town, including an afternoon of free gigs at Omagh Library on Saturday February 2. For further information visit www.facebook.com/omaghjazzfest.
Patsy Cline Tribute, Crumlin Road Gaol, February 1 - The Patsy Cline show featuring the voice of Irelands Georgina Richmond is a must see show with her stunning rhinestone costumes and identical look and sound to the country star, this show is sure to have you fixated from the start. The show is further complimented by the unmistakable vocals of Gino Marlowe bringing you the Rat Pack and the classics of Neil Diamond. This show is simply magical.
