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Archived venue snapshotLagan Valley Regional Park
Belfast, Antrim BT15 2BP
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Programme at Lagan Valley Regional Park
WED 5 AUG
- OUTDOORSFree
NI Science Festival - Maps, Memories & Music on the Lagan1pm–3:30pm
Lagan Valley Regional Park
Music, Mountains & Maps Lagan Valley Regional Park Come along to Lagan Valley Regional Park and join a musical exploration of the mountains of Ireland, the maps that defined them and the stories preserved in song and memory. Drawing on fascinating material from 200-year-old Ordnance Survey archives, this unique event will uncover the connections between landscape, history, folklore and traditional music, bringing Ireland's mountain heritage to life through stories and song. Visitors are encouraged to bring their instruments and picnic blankets and become part of a relaxed and welcoming outdoor gathering celebrating place, culture and shared heritage. Event Information Free to attend Family-friendly Open to all Bring your instrument Bring your picnic blanket Discover the stories hidden in Ireland's landscapes through music, memory and maps.
About
Lagan Valley Regional Park
Stretching between Belfast and Lisburn, Lagan Valley Regional Park is Northern Ireland's first and only regional park, encompassing over 2,000 hectares of countryside, woodland, meadows, heritage sites and riverside trails along the River Lagan. oai_citation:0‡Lagan Valley Regional Park
Established in 1967, the park offers a unique blend of natural beauty, wildlife and history. Its landscape includes ancient woodland, wildflower meadows, nature reserves and historic sites, all connected by the scenic Lagan Towpath which follows the route of the former Lagan Navigation. oai_citation:1‡Lagan Valley Regional Park
The park is home to a rich variety of wildlife, including kingfishers, herons, otters, salmon and red squirrels, while its woodlands and meadows provide important habitats for native plants and wildflowers. Visitors can also explore significant heritage sites such as Giant's Ring, Shaw's Bridge and the remnants of Belfast's industrial and linen-making past. oai_citation:2‡Lagan Valley Regional Park
Today, Lagan Valley Regional Park serves as a vital green corridor connecting people with nature, heritage and recreation, offering miles of walking and cycling routes in tranquil surroundings just minutes from the city.
A landscape where nature, history and heritage meet along the banks of the River Lagan.
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This page preserves the venue as it appeared in the Belfast Fleadh 2026programme. The current shared venue profile lives on The Belfast Guide.