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Jenny McCooke

  • Digital Content Producer, U105
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Belfast Festival of Fools returns this weekend with over 50 free performances

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By Jenny McCooke
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Ireland’s largest free street performance festival returns to Belfast city centre from May 04th - 09th 2024. This year’s exciting free daytime programme offers three days of jam-packed, all-inclusive daytime entertainment for the whole family including circus, parkour, dance, archery and visual arts.
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Internationally renowned street artist brings vibrancy to Ormeau

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By Jenny McCooke
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Known for his epic scale wall murals, canvas shows and live painting events, Dan Kitchener has collaborated with artists including Paul McCartney, Lenny Kravitz, Kylie Minogue and The Prodigy and his work has been seen by millions over the years. Lower Ormeau Traders Association commissioned Dan thanks to a "Supporting Vibrant Business Destinations" grant, led by Belfast City Council and funded through the Department for Communities Revitalisation programme.
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Young at Art partners with Victoria Square to bring family fun to Belfast Children’s Festival.

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By Jenny McCooke
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Launched last month, this year’s circus themed festival will welcome crowds to ‘big top’ venues including The Lyric, The MAC, Belfast Cathedral, Culturlann MacAdam Ó Fiaich and Crescent Arts Centre.
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