Are you looking for something to keep you entertained in the New Year? There is plenty happening all over Northern Ireland this month.
From music to exhibitions, theatre to special events, there will be something for everyone.
Burns by the Lagan, Titanic Belfast, January 22 - The Ulster-Scots Agency invites you to join them at the Titanic Belfast for a musical celebration of the genius of Robert Burns, whose work remains cherished in Scotland, Ulster and around the world, even 260 years after his birth.
Jane Haining of Budapest, A Scottish Heroine - a talk by Rob OBrien, Larne Museum and Arts Centre, January 25 - Local man, Rob OBrien tells the story of his aunt, Jane Haining. Jane, a Church of Scotland missionary, was working in Budapest when she was arrested by the Nazis in 1944. She died in Auschwitz later that same year. Jane Haining is the only Scot to be officially honoured for giving her life to help Jews in the Holocaust. This is a free event however places are limited and should be booked in advance.
Elis James and John Robins, The Mac Belfast, January 19 - Elis James and John Robins have captured the hearts and minds of a generation, and its time that generation had a book. Join Elis and John for a live reading from their debut book The Holy Vible. Over the course of the reading the duo will deal with topics such as Shame, Ronnie OSullivan and Gorkys Zygotic Mynci. The book will be on sale and they will stay after the show for a Q&A and signing.
Holiday World Show, Titanic Exhibition Centre, January 18 - 20 - Your next global journey could start right here at Titanic Exhibition Centre, at the show which, famously, provides Northern Ireland with its annual window on the world of travel. Holiday World Show, now in its twenty-seventh year is the biggest and most influential holiday showcase attracting exhibitors from around the world to present a three day festival of travel to thousands of visitors.
