Café Operator Required – Call for Expressions of Interest The Linen Hall is inviting expressions of interest from experienced café operators interested in developing and offering a creative café
The new year began with a packed calendar at The Linen Hall, bringing together art, literature, history, and thought-provoking discussions. The Winter Exhibition with Antrim Art Club transformed our space
The Linen Hall is seeking a Project Coordinator for an exciting heritage project utilising our unique collections to engage diverse community groups with a pivotal period of our recent past.
The 234th Annual General Meeting of the Linen Hall Library (Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Knowledge) will be held at 1.00pm on Thursday 27 June 2024 in The Linen Hall. In
The Linen Hall marked this year’s Ulster-Scots Language Week in November with an Award Ceremony, the grand finale of its prestigious 2023 Ulster-Scots Writing Competition Award Ceremony. Held on Thursday
Borders and boundaries come in various forms. They may be physical structures, like peace walls or custom posts, or they may be more psychological or intangible boundaries, like avoiding certain
The Linen Hall is pleased to announce its latest project, Borders and Boundaries, which includes an exhibition and a programme of events in November and December 2023. Borders and Boundaries
October Events LAY UP YOUR ENDS: 40TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBIT 9 OCTOBER – 3 NOVEMBER The Linen Hall is an invaluable source of theatrical material from Northern Ireland. To mark the
September Events Kathleen Mccracken & Catherine Graham WEDNESDAY 6 SEPTEMBER | 1 PM | FREE Don’t miss this rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the enchanting verses of two remarkable
Writing competitions at The Linen Hall Michael McLaverty Short Story Award Deadline: 31st OctoberWe are pleased to announce the highly anticipated launch of the 2023 Michael McLaverty Short Story Award.
The Linen Hall (Belfast Library And Society For Promoting Knowledge) is registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC 104 564.
