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Archived venue snapshotSt. Joseph's Church
9 Princes Dock, Belfast, BT1 3AA
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Programme at St. Joseph's Church
SUN 2 AUG
- SCREENINGSFree
Man of Aran Screening12pm–3pm
St. Joseph's Church
Man of Aran Man of Aran is a 1934 silent film by Robert J. Flaherty, portraying life on Ireland's Aran Islands. The film powerfully depicts islanders battling the sea, cliffs and the hardships of life on the edge of the Atlantic, capturing both the resilience of the community and the dramatic beauty of the landscape. Throughout the exhibition, the film will run continuously and be accompanied by traditional music, creating a unique viewing experience that connects the imagery of Ireland's west coast with its rich musical heritage. A timeless portrait of life, landscape and endurance on the Aran Islands.
- EXHIBITIONFree
The Bell Archive Exhibition12pm–3pm
St. Joseph's Church
An exhibition co-curated by Frankie Quinn and the Belfast Archive Project presents photographs of the West of Ireland captured between 1930-1950s by four brothers of the Bell family. It reveals rural Irish life, travel, language and landscape.
SAT 8 AUG
- DANCEFree
Currach Circus - Ship|Shape2pm–4pm
St. Joseph's Church
Inspired by Sailortown, this show reflects the people and history of this place by combining dance, acrobatics and physical theatre. Exploring community, resilience and hope, Currach circus create characters and weaves a tale of camaraderie and the power unity under hardship. Perfect for lovers of bold, colourful storytelling and a touch of chaos.
About
St Joseph's Church Sailortown in Belfast is a captivating historical building that stands as a testament to resilience and renewal. With its intriguing past, the church has been revitalized from the brink of neglect thanks to a 150-year lease and now serves as a thriving community hub. The church has become a vibrant space for cultural and creative activities, bringing positive energy to an area once marked by urban deprivation. Visitors, both young and old, can explore the blend of history and contemporary uses in this local landmark, enjoying its welcoming ambience and the enriching programs it offers
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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.