One of NI's longest running and best-loved festivals is back for 11 days of live music, comedy, film, literature, visual art and more! This year’s Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival – now in its 25th year - takes place from 1-11 May and will features over 100 acts – big, small and everything in-between - in dozens of venues across Belfast's historic cultural quarter and beyond.
Full details are still to be announced. Stay up to date at www.cqaf.com
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