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Events Coming Soon
Wed 10 SeptDundonald LibraryJoin Belfast-born storyteller, Sharon Dickson, for a heartwarming afternoon of tales that bring the past to life. With warmth and wit, Sharon will share stories that recall times gone by, moments of laughter, love and community spirit that shaped generations.
Wed 10 SeptBangor Carnegie LibraryStep into a world of wonder with Scottish-born storyteller and musician Michael Bird. Now based in County Antrim, Michael brings a lifetime of tales, rich with wit, wisdom and tradition. From ancient myths to local lore, his stories and music will transport you, surprise you and stay with you.
Wed 17 SeptLisburn City LibraryJoin us for the first session of the 2025-26 Lisburn Yarnspinners season with Jimmy McTeggart. A native of the Erne County and a long term resident of East Antrim Jimmy's lifetime obsession with books led to creative writing and eventually to storytelling, poetry and dramatic readings.
Thu 18 SeptTullycarnet LibraryJoin us to kick off the 2025-26 Tullycarnet Yarnspinners season with Feargal Lynn. From the Glens of Antrim, Feargal describes himself as a sharer of stories and songs, some of which may be true. Suggested donation £5
Thu 02 OctThe DuncairnFeaturing Liz Weir, Vicky McFarland and Anne Harper. In this newly commissioned piece merging words and music, let yourself be wrapped in tales of land, birth, death, magic and madness. Strictly 18+ Tickets £10 from The Duncairn via the RSVP link on our page.
Tue 07 OctPortrush LibraryCome along and immerse yourself in tales with renowned storyteller Kate Murphy, a celebrated voice of the North Coast, as part of the Swell Festival. With a passion for local folklore and a deep love for sharing stories, Kate brings legends and traditions to life, weaving tales that enchant.
Wed 08 OctBangor Carnegie LibraryFran O'Boyle is a storyteller and artist who is based in County Donegal with Glens of Antrim roots. He specialises in re-telling traditional stories from the Anglo/Welsh borders, where he lived for many years, the Glens of Antrim, and is now researching the folklore and tales of Northwest Donegal.
Wed 15 OctLisburn City 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 15 OctCarryduff LibraryAs part of Good Relations Week 2025, join us for a special evening of storytelling for adults. Liz Weir is a storyteller whose tales celebrate connection, spark imagination and warm the heart. Through her stories, you’ll discover the power of connection, to each other and our communities.
Wed 15 OctWarrenpoint LibraryJoin us for a magical evening of storytelling for adults, as part of Good Relations Week 2025. Sinead McAleavey is a gifted storyteller whose words spark connection, joy and reflection. Her stories will leave you inspired, uplifted and reminded of the power we have to connect with one another.
Thu 16 OctTullycarnet LibraryA rare opportunity to hear stories from Alton Chung. Mix together the magic and superstitions of the Hawaiian Islands with the history of Japan and Korea and you get finely spun stories from a man rooted in a very unique culture and a one of a kind perspective. Suggested donation £5
Tue 21 OctFalls Road LibraryJoin us this Book Week for an unforgettable evening of storytelling for adults with Stephen O’Hara. A master storyteller from the Glens Of Antrim, Stephen brings Irish folklore and mythology to life from ancient heroes and mythical creatures to forgotten legends that still speak to us today.
Wed 22 OctGlens of AntrimSave the dates in your calendar for this years Glens Storytelling Festival. Tickets for events now on sale.
Wed 22 OctGlens of AntrimSave the dates in your calendar for this years Glens Storytelling Festival. Tickets for events now on sale.
Wed 22 OctThe Heritage Hub at Carnlough Town HallJoin Storyteller and crafter Denise Weir for a morning of tales while you work on your craft project. No craft project, no problem, you're welcome to come along for the stories and company. Tickets via the website or pay on the day.
Wed 22 OctBallyemon barnJoin Storyteller Liz Weir and Friends for this pre-festival storytelling event. You can attend in person or online via zoom. To book your ticket, click on the link below. Minimum ticket price £3. To attend online you will be sent a link to preregister for zoom once you have purchased your ticket.
Thu 23 OctLaragh LodgeJoin us for the first evening event of the Glens Storytelling Festival in 2025 for some ghostly tales. Featuring storytellers DougieMackay, Kate Corkery and Paddy O'Brien in the atmospheric setting of Laragh Lodge.
Fri 24 OctRamoan Parish Centre, BallycastleJoin us at this event delivered in partnership with Causeway Museum Services as part of Positive Ageing Month. Featuring storytellers Liz Weir, Kate Corkery, Paddy O’Brien and Dougie MacKay This event is free. Donations welcome.
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