AFTER MONTHS OF preparation, Culture Night 2015 is finally upon us.

Thousands of people will be attending events throughout the country.

During the week we’ve looked at what’s going on in the west, east, south and Dublin. Now it’s time to cast our eyes north.

This list is not exhaustive and a full guide of events is available on the Culture Night website.

Belfast

BabyDay Chillout

• A pop-up exhibition by artist Faigy from Co Armagh will be on display at the Assembly Rooms from 1-10pm.
• There’ll be a BabyDay Chillout happening at Established Coffee (3-5pm).
• The Belfast Roller Derby will be kicking off at 7pm.
• Head along to 101 Sessions at 101 Donegall Street for a night of musical performances with the chance to help create an art piece as the evening unfolds (7-10.30pm).

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Belfast. 

Derry

In Your Space Circus

• In Your Space Circus will be running a circus workshop at Waterloo House from 6.30-8pm.
• Claire Nic Ruairí and Tanya Nic Gairbheith will perform traditional songs in Irish, with music by Fadó, at Áras Cholmcille. Singers are welcome to come along and take part in the session (7-9pm).

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Derry. 

Fermanagh

• The Fermanagh Live Arts Festival will take place at the Buttermarket from 6-9.30pm.

Newry, Mourne and Down

Stone carving

• Down County Museum is hosting a fancy dress parade and an evening of medieval stone carving.
• There’ll be street entertainment in Downpatrick from 6-9pm.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Newry, Mourne and Down.

Are you taking part in a Culture Night event? Tweet your photos to @thejournal_ie or send them to tips@thejournal.ie.

Read: No plans for Culture Night? Here is what’s happening in the SOUTH

Read: No plans for Culture Night yet? Here’s what’s happening in the EAST this Friday

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