What's On

We're super excited to invite award-winning chef Joery Castel to cook a five course menu across two nights on Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th October.
Joery is well-known for the success of his Boat House Restaurant in Bangor, which became the first restaurant in Northern Ireland to feature in the prestigious Sunday Times TOP 100 UK Restaurants list published 2015. This honour followed hot on the heels of winning a highly-coveted 3AA Rosettes-one of only four restaurants in Northern Ireland to receive such an accolade.
Joery will be serving up a fresh take on some past favourites inspired by the Boat House menu including cured Halibut, Venison Shoulder Pastrami, Lobster Laksa, Silverhill Duck Breast and Basil Cake.
Price £75
Includes 5 course menu (above) and corkage for bring-your-own drinks. Please note: unfortunately this is a set menu and dietary requirements cannot be catered for (although it is gluten-free).

*Exhibition now CLOSED!
We've collaborated with Belfast's Lost Modernists and Penny McBride to present a selection of work by the late Denis McBride. Denis is widely known for his decades of teaching at Belfast School of Art—but less well known is his remarkable and eclectic range of personal artwork.
Experimental and investigative by nature, Denis’s work spans a wide range of styles. The influences of classical modernism from the early twentieth century (particularly artists such as Paul Klee, Henri Matisse and Georges Braques) are evident throughout much of the work. The real constant is the sheer number of unexpected gems, both on canvas and on paper, many of which have never been previously exhibited, and many of which deserve another look.
It’s a great privilege to present this collection of over 50 artworks, and we’re excited to see it on the walls soon. The exhibition runs for one week only, opening 6–9pm on Friday 25th September, and closing 9pm on Thursday 1st October. We’ll be open 11am–5pm each day, but open from 3–9pm on the last day of viewing Thursday 1st October for Late Night Art Belfast.
Featuring:
Hannah Casey-Brogan
Philip Flanagan
Gareth Reid
Mark Shields
Trióna Sweeney
Colin Watson
Curated by:
Jane Beattie & Dickon Hall
Jane Beattie
Dickon Hall









