Projects
August Féile
Founded in 1988 as a direct response to the conflict in the north of Ireland. The August Féile has grown from a humble parade of floats and community street parties into one of Europe’s biggest community festivals and the biggest such event in Ireland. More information »
Founded in 1988 as a direct response to the conflict in the north of Ireland. The August Féile has grown from a humble parade of floats and community street parties into one of Europe’s biggest community festivals and the biggest such event in Ireland. More information »
Féile an Earraigh
Féile an Earraigh (’Festival of the Spring’) is Féile an Phobail’s Springtime festival dedicated to Irish traditional music. The festival brings together some of the greatest acts in modern traditional performance, from Ireland, America and Europe. More information »
Féile an Earraigh (’Festival of the Spring’) is Féile an Phobail’s Springtime festival dedicated to Irish traditional music. The festival brings together some of the greatest acts in modern traditional performance, from Ireland, America and Europe. More information »
Draíocht Children’s Arts Festival
Draíocht (‘Magic’) is our Halloween children’s festival which has developed from our Youth Arts Development Programme. We hold events throughout West Belfast and make activities such treasure hunts and spooky story-telling available for children. More information »
Draíocht (‘Magic’) is our Halloween children’s festival which has developed from our Youth Arts Development Programme. We hold events throughout West Belfast and make activities such treasure hunts and spooky story-telling available for children. More information »
Laugh at the Bank
Started in 2009, Laugh at the Bank is Belfast’s first weekend comedy festival. With a string of world-class Irish comedians and support from local funny-fellows, Laugh at the Bank is our newest fun venture! More information »
Started in 2009, Laugh at the Bank is Belfast’s first weekend comedy festival. With a string of world-class Irish comedians and support from local funny-fellows, Laugh at the Bank is our newest fun venture! More information »
Youth Arts Development Programme
This new Féile an Phobail project will be co-ordinated by the Youth Arts Development Officer, Kevin Morrison. Féile will be working in partnership with youth providers across West Belfast in order to develop the medium of arts as a vehicle for providing a diverse range of opportunities for young people. More information »
This new Féile an Phobail project will be co-ordinated by the Youth Arts Development Officer, Kevin Morrison. Féile will be working in partnership with youth providers across West Belfast in order to develop the medium of arts as a vehicle for providing a diverse range of opportunities for young people. More information »
Oscailt
Oscailt is Féile an Phobail’s Disability Awareness Project. Oscailt (’Open’) is about equal opportunities and access to all forms of the arts for people with a disability, and strives to promote disability awareness. Féile encourages people with disabilities to attend our events and also to organise their own as part of our annual programme. More information »
Oscailt is Féile an Phobail’s Disability Awareness Project. Oscailt (’Open’) is about equal opportunities and access to all forms of the arts for people with a disability, and strives to promote disability awareness. Féile encourages people with disabilities to attend our events and also to organise their own as part of our annual programme. More information »
Outside the Box
‘Outside the Box’ is a programme of arts based training for the business world. Féile an Phobail designed the bespoke training for their long term key sponsor Tennents NI (formerly InBev Ireland). The programme is supported by Arts and Business NI through their Reach Investment Programme. More information »
‘Outside the Box’ is a programme of arts based training for the business world. Féile an Phobail designed the bespoke training for their long term key sponsor Tennents NI (formerly InBev Ireland). The programme is supported by Arts and Business NI through their Reach Investment Programme. More information »
