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Date: Sunday 13 April 2025
Venue: Various locations in Belfast
Category: Belfast Learning Festival
Sunday is the final day of the Belfast Learning Festival 2025. There’s lots to learn in Belfast today; discover how to try a triathlon, learn the basic steps of the Argentine Tango or make a craft project from old clothing.
Whether you’re passionate about a particular subject or keen to discover a new skill, learn by sharing, doing, and experimenting. There are events for everyone, whatever your age, interest or ability. Held in venues across the city, including community centres, museums and parks near you.
All events are free to attend but you may need to book a ticket
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Try a Triathlon
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Learn the basics of swimming, cycling and running with this introduction to triathlons. Chat with experienced triathletes and discover how to get started in the sport. This is a free event. To book, go to Ticket Tailor (link opens in new window). Hosted by Templemore Triathlon Club. |
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Accessible Connections Exhibition
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Discover Belfast through the eyes of other people in this creative exhibition exploring accessibility and inclusion. Join guided tours led by people sharing their favourite city spots and highlighting places that foster connection and belonging This is a free, drop-in event. Hosted by Action Ability. |
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Spinning Yarns – Walking History Tour
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From the heart of the linen industry in the 1800s, to a vibrant and distinct quarter in Belfast city centre today, this fun and informative walking tour links past and present, helping you see what’s on the streets in a new light and just how much there is to do and enjoy in this unique district. This is a free event hosted by Linen Quarter BID. To book, visit Spinning Yarns Tour (link opens in a new window). |
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Draw, colour, explore!
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Help encourage young minds to engage with art. Pick up a free child's guide and pack of crayons from the Naughton Gallery and explore the art collection across the campus. This is a free, drop-in event. Hosted by Queen’s University Belfast. |
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Ola Hassanain and Aidan Koch Exhibition
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This exhibition delves into urgent global themes like climate change, ecological preservation, and the complex human-nature relationship. Discover the work of two visionary contemporary artists, Ola Hassanain and Aidan Koch, both pushing the boundaries of sustainability and art. This is a free, drop-in event. Hosted by Queen’s University Belfast. |
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Sew Some Love
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Learn about sewing and engage with others. Make a craft project from discarded clothing to be showcased at Belfast Pride. Learn about sustainability while engaging with the community. This is a free event. To book, visit Sew Some Love (link opens in a new window) to book. Hosted by Another World Belfast. |
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Spring Community Garden
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Roll up your sleeves and learn the basics of community gardening. Connect with other people while growing food, flowers, and friendships. This is a free, drop-in event. Hosted by Holyland Community Garden and City Church Belfast. |
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Intergenerational Learning Day
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Enjoy storytelling, cooking, music, dance and technology as we bridge the gap between generations and celebrate shared creativity. Come ready to connect, explore and create memories together. This is a free event. To book, email [email protected]. |
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It takes two to Tango
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Take time to tango as you learn the graceful and playful movements of the Argentine Tango. Master the basic steps, discover the connection between partners and experience the rhythm of this passionate dance. This is a free event. To book, email [email protected]. Hosted by Belfast Argentine Tango Society |
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Children and Youth Activity Fair
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Explore the range of activities and opportunities available for young people in east Belfast. Learn about local youth programmes, try something new, and connect with community organisations. This is a free, drop-in event. Hosted by Eastside Learning. |
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Couch to Ceilí
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Learn traditional Irish dance and connect with others through movement. This is a free event. To book, visit Women in Sport and Physical Activity (link opens in a new window). |