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Art in Belfast

  • Belfast Art Map

    This map is a guide to visual art in Belfast. There is information on museums, galleries, artists’ studios and public artworks.

    The map is available at:

    • 2 Royal Avenue
    • Belfast Welcome Centre
    • some arts venues and studios
    • some hotels, bars, cafés and retail spaces
    • universities, and
    • museums.

    To view a copy online, go to Belfast Art Map (link opens in new window).

    Visit venue websites and social media platforms for up-to-date information about exhibitions and events.

    Late Night Art Belfast

    Visit galleries on the first Thursday every month for Late Night Art Belfast.

  • Belfast Street Art Guides

    Self-guided tour

    For a self-guided tour, this online guide will help you discover street art across the city. You'll find our Belfast Canvas and Belfast Entries projects as well as art in the Cathedral Quarter, home of the annual Hit the North street art festival.

    You can download the Street Art Cities app to your phone.

    Or view the Belfast Street Art Guide on Google Maps (link opens in new window)

    Virtual street art tour

    For more information on public art in Belfast, go to public art sculptures in Belfast (link opens in new window). 

    Belfast street art walking tour

    Starting outside the Duke of York, this gently-paced, two-hour tour will guide you around the ever-changing face of Belfast street art. The tour is on Sundays from 12 noon to 2pm. 

    For more information and to buy tickets, go to Seedhead Arts (link opens in a new window).

  • Belfast Canvas

    The Belfast Canvas public art project has transformed utility cabinets owned by the Department for Communities and Virgin Media telecommunications boxes.

    You can view Belfast Canvas and other street art locations at Seedhead Arts (link opens in new window). The Belfast Canvas public art project is a partnership with Destination CQ and Belfast One Business Improvement. 

  • Belfast Entries

    Our Belfast Entries project has transformed some of Belfast’s famous and less well-known narrow laneways into vibrant, welcoming spaces. As well as boosting the look of the entries with lighting and bespoke artwork, this project will improve way-finding and promote local heritage. 

    Department for Communities is part-funding the project.

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