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Belfast Radical Bookfair 2026
Vault artist studios, Saturday, October 17 at 11:00 AM GMT+1
Belfast’s only truly radical bookfair returns for 2026! Free entry! Talks, stalls, books, pamphlets and more!
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DOSE at the Glucksman with Nashpaints
The Glucksman, Friday, September 25 at 07:00 PM GMT+1
This September, The Glucksman have a special series of Friday Late events, with their exhibitions open until 9pm alongside a programme of free talks, workshops and performances.
For the last of the Friday Lates, The Glucksman is teaming up with Cork based DJ collective and event organisers DOSE to bring you a special performance by Nashpaints - the project of Dublin-based musician Finn Carraher McDonald. Finn's music is an atmospheric, hazy blend of experimental ambient pop and lo-fi shoegaze.
Listen to Nashpaints' recent album Everyone Good is Called Molly here.
Free to attend with booking required - book here.
This event will be held in the Gallery 1 space and has step free access via lift. If you have any questions get in touch at [email protected].
https://flypost.ie/event/dose-at-the-glucksman-with-nashpaints
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DOSE at the Glucksman with Nashpaints
The Glucksman, Friday, September 25 at 07:00 PM GMT+1
This September, The Glucksman have a special series of Friday Late events, with their exhibitions open until 9pm alongside a programme of free talks, workshops and performances.
For the last of the Friday Lates, The Glucksman is teaming up with Cork based DJ collective and event organisers DOSE to bring you a special performance by Nashpaints - the project of Dublin-based musician Finn Carraher McDonald. Finn's music is an atmospheric, hazy blend of experimental ambient pop and lo-fi shoegaze.
Listen to Nashpaints' recent album Everyone Good is Called Molly here.
Free to attend with booking required - book here.
This event will be held in the Gallery 1 space and has step free access via lift. If you have any questions get in touch at [email protected].
https://flypost.ie/event/dose-at-the-glucksman-with-nashpaints
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Creepy Future with special guests Burning Realm
Anseo, Saturday, June 13 at 08:30 PM GMT+1
We're heading back to our adopted home of Anseo for a Saturday night of banging tunes, loads of laughs and possibly a few cold drinks.
To celebrate the occasion, we'll be joined by the always fabulous Burning Realm. Tenner on the door, doors at 8.30 See you there!
https://creepyfuture.bandcamp.com/album/brace-yourself
https://burningrealm.bandcamp.com/album/face-the-fire
https://flypost.ie/event/creepy-future-with-special-guests-burning-realm
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The Kite Ballet — Thaís Muniz
The Dock Arts Centre, Saturday, June 20 at 10:00 AM GMT+1
The Kite Ballet is a multidisciplinary series comprising the eponymous film, alongside textiles and sculpture. The work reflects on territoriality, community, joy, and degrowth, while advocating for play in adulthood as a revolutionary act.
The Kite Ballet by Thaís Muniz intertwines poetic and mythical elements with political, historical, and symbolic themes, amplifying the voices of local activists from the Itapuã area in Salvador, Brazil. The film portrays a group of kite runners in their weekly communal ritual, highlighting the threat of private development and ecological displacement of Afro-Indigenous sacred territory, where joy and spiritual practices have thrived for centuries. The film advocates for play and negotiation with nature as revolutionary acts.
Thaís Muniz is a Brazilian-Irish visual artist and researcher working across multiple mediums to explore the intersections of inherited and acquired identities, memory, transit, and inward love. Her community-oriented practice unfolds through intimate communal learning processes, including workshop, performance, installation, sculpture, and film. Her work also spans photography, celebrations, and activations, often incorporating archives, personal memorabilia, and symbology.
Muniz’s practice engages with the reimagination of realities through mechanisms of refusal, dreaming, and personal magic, challenging and expanding canonical systems of representation, building connections, and opening conversations. A central aspect of her work involves activating spaces through presence and critically engaging with the geopolitics of place.
More information about this exhibition can be found via The Dock's website.
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The Cosmic Dead
The Workmans Club, Friday, May 15 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
u:mack in association with Heavy Psych Sounds proudly presents The Cosmic Dead at The Workman's Club Friday 15th of May.
One of the greatest and loudest psychedelic space rock bands of recent times. Prepare to have your minds blown. Support on the night comes from local space rockers Wild Rocket.
The Cosmic Dead are an amorphous blob of space rock energy hailing from Glasgow, Scotland. Their exploratory compositions often reach levels of sonic destruction through reflective repetition and visceral harmony.
The band has taken many forms since forming in 2010 and has been declared 'The loudest psychedelic rock band on the planet." by legendary compere Kozmik Ken. At the base of the current sonic obliteration team is a rhythm section of Tommy Duffin and Omar Aborida, a thunderous and cohesive unit which is then further propelled into the outer realms by Luigi Pasquini providing frantic italo synthesized electronics along with Calum Calderwood's mind bending, sky-shattering fiddle acrobatics.
'Beyond The Beyond' is the highly anticipated tenth studio album from inter-dimensional space travelling explorers The Cosmic Dead, the album takes listeners on a four track expedition into the deepest cosmos of the band. Recorded at Dystopia Recording Studio in Glasgow, 'Beyond The Beyond' features the riff rolling rhythm section of Tommy Duffin on drums and Omar Aborida on bass guitar alongside soaring fiddle acrobatics from Calum Calderwood and electronic textural bleeps and bloops from Luigi Pasquini on synthesizers, all wah laden and with phasers set to destroy - Turn on, tune in and immerse yourself in the sound of The Cosmic Dead.
"If the rings of Saturn could sing, this is the sound they would make." - Zero Tolerance -
Uisce Sionainn / Flora Liatromensis
The Dock Arts Centre, Saturday, May 16 at 11:00 AM GMT+1
The Uisce / Flora series of river walks was developed by Anna Macleod and textile designer Katie May Anderson as a transferable model for performative community river walking to celebrate the transformative power of water. The event will include talks by guest speakers on ethnobotany and river regeneration, and the launch of a zine with an essay by Dr. Phillina Sun. Followed by a light lunch.
Anna Macleod is a Scottish-Irish visual artist, researcher, and educator based in the Northwest of Ireland. Her work mediates complex ideas associated with contemporary, historical, and cultural understandings of land and water through a variety of visual art media. She has been awarded the International Atlantic Artist Residency Exchange in Newfoundland with CRUX and Artlink in 2026.
Katie May Anderson is a freelance textile artist and designer based in Glasgow, Scotland. Katie works on various community arts projects across the UK, primarily in the heritage sector. Throughout all her work, collaboration and co-production are crucial, with participants empowered to engage in creative and collaborative expression, building connections and skills development. She has worked in numerous heritage sites in Scotland including Stirling Castle, Castle House Museum, and co-ordinated the Charabancs and Cadillacs project, a community quilt for Community Transport Newham. In 2025 she worked with communities on a textile banner for the ‘Grace’ project at Stirling Castle and a textile map for the Edinburgh Deaf Festival.