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Events Coming Soon
Wed 10 DecDundonald Libraryjoin storyteller Mabel Jenkins for this reminiscence session. Expect memories and stories of Christmas traditions with some folklore thrown in for good measure. As a former visitor guide at the Folk Museum in Cultra, Mabel has a wealth of knowledge about folklore and country ways of the past.
Wed 10 DecBangor Carnegie LibraryJoin us for a cosy gathering of seasonal tales, poems and tunes. This month, with no featured storyteller, it's your time to shine! Share your own story, song, or poem suitable for the season. All are invited! Book your place by contacting the library.
Fri 12 DecThe Market HouseJoe Brennan will take you on a journey of magic and wonder through the highways and byways of Ireland. He will bring you over the seas to mysterious lands that lie beyond our imaginations. This event is free, please book by emailing bordertalkproject@gmail.com
Fri 12 DecLislea Community CentreJoin storyteller Sean O' Baoill for a fine evening of storytelling. This event is free but please book your place by emailing Bordertalkproject@gmail.com
Mon 15 DecCulleys Bar and Wine ShopCome along to enjoy a fine night of storytelling from Fermanagh born storyteller and musician, Kenny Somerville. Book your place by emailing fermanaghyarnspinners@gmail.com
Wed 17 DecLisburn City LibraryJoin us for a cosy gathering of seasonal tales, poems and tunes. This month, with no featured storyteller, it's your time to shine! Share your own story, song, or poem suitable for the season. All are invited! Book your place by contacting the library.
Thu 18 DecTullycarnet LibraryJoin us for a cosy gathering of seasonal tales, poems and tunes. This month, with no featured storyteller, it's your time to shine! Share your own story, song, or poem suitable for the season. All are invited! Book your place by contacting the library.
Sat 10 JanCavan County MuseumThe Border Talk Project Finale is happening on Saturday, 10th January 2026 at Cavan County Museum, Ballyjamesduff from 1pm – 4:30pm 🎉 Expect an afternoon of celebration with: 🎶 Live performances from our Border Talk participants 🌟 Headline act: the incredible singer & storyteller Colum Sands
Wed 14 JanBangor Carnegie LibraryStep into a world of myth, mischief, and imagination as Ulster storytelling champion Sinead McAleavey takes to the stage. Hailing from the foothills of Hilltown, Co. Down, Sinead brings with her a rich tradition of spoken word and a natural gift for spinning tales that captivate audiences
Wed 21 JanLisburn City LibraryJoin singer and storyteller Michael Bird for an afternoon of stories and music. Michael lives outside Broughshane after moving to Northern Ireland from Scotland many years ago. A singer songwriter, he has a long-held interest in stories and is delighted to share them.
Wed 11 FebBangor Carnegie LibraryDominic Bennett draws on the rich storytelling and bardic traditions of his native South Armagh to create comical tales full of colourful characters and memorable mishaps. This will be a great afternoon of storytelling.
Wed 18 FebLisburn City LibraryAilsa Dixon brings the heart of Scotland to every performance, blending her deep connection to place with a passion for sharing traditional tales and overlooked histories. Specialising in the rich storytelling traditions of Aberdeenshire and Orkney, she weaves together myth, memory, and music.
Wed 11 MarBangor Carnegie LibraryStoryteller, author and poet, Maura Johnston certainly has a way with words. Her stories are grounded in this place and are sure to evoke memories of times gone by. Join us for an afternoon of fine storytelling that will warm your heart.
Wed 18 MarLisburn City LibraryA native of Co. Down, Marianne McShane is a writer, storyteller and former children’s librarian whose lyrical storytelling has captivated audiences from Cape Clear to Central Park. Suggested donation £3.
Wed 08 AprBangor Carnegie LibrarySince 1989, Daniel Morden has captivated audiences around the globe with his storytelling. From timeless Greek myths to thrilling adventures and even some delightfully awful jokes Daniel’s repertoire has something for everyone. Join us for an afternoon of wonder and storytelling at its finest.
Wed 15 AprLisburn City LibraryOlivia Armstrong is an Irish performance storyteller who tells stories of wonder and magic for all ages and communities. She has created site-specific performances for many unusual locations, including castles, caves, ships and palaces. Suggested donation £3
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