Entertainment

Cre:8 Theatre Ltd in association with The Braid Arts Centre are delighted to be bringing ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ to Ballymena from December 13-27 with a number of evening and daytime performances planned over the Christmas period.

In the UK, ‘Fairytale of New York’ is the most played Christmas song of the 21st century yet it has never reached Christmas No.1 in the charts.

Ballymena-born singer Lilla Vargen is urging people not to ignore those who are living on the streets as the Province’s homeless crisis deepens.

A Coleraine student was speechless after being named as Europe’s top apprentice at a ceremony in Finland.

Award-winning film-maker Alison Millar has returned to her Cullybackey roots for a new documentary.

The Heart of the Glens Festival was one of the biggest ever!

Snow Patrol front man Lightbody branded the previous Ward Park gigs two of the best days of the band’s lives!

Westlife said they were “ecstatic” and “emotional” as they kicked off their comeback tour with their first concert together in seven years.

Award-winning theatre company, Sole Purpose Productions, is bringing their new play Mothers Out Front about climate change to a number of venues across the Northern Ireland later this month.

Direct from a week-long run in London’s West End and performing to sold out audiences in over 50 countries worldwide, The Simon and Garfunkel Story comes to Theatre at the Mill in June.

Paul Young will be bringing his No Parlez Tour to the Watefront Hall later this month, with the 80s icon playing his acclaimed debut LP in full.

The Ulster Orchestra is thrilled to announce the final instalment in their 2018/2019 Pops series.

Thornhill College and Ebrington Primary School, Londonderry have been named as Northern Ireland’s top senior and junior school choirs in the live final of BBC Northern Ireland School Choir Of The Year.

‘Derry Girls’ will return to the small screen tonight with the opening episode of the much anticipated second season airing on Channel 4 at 9.15 p.m.

The heart-wrenching final scenes of Season One of Derry Girls with the juxtaposition of the teenagers dancing on a school stage as relatives at home watched the unfolding horror of the aftermath of a bombing was praised for its bravery and had many in tears.

The Press Photographers Association of Ireland annual awards have taken place in Dublin

“We patrol the border, but we’re here to let you through.”