Friday 23 August 2024 Maritime Belfast Trust have teamed up with Belfast Harbour on a new Blueway Trail for the Maritime Mile. This supports the Blue Flag status of Belfast Harbour Marina and the promotion of the city’s iconic heritage waterfront as a seamless, accessible and vibrant destination for everyone. Find out more here:> A…

Our market was born from the passion and dedication of small businesses, with the mission of providing a platform to showcase the very best of what Northern Ireland has to offer. What started as a humble endeavor has blossomed into a thriving community hub, fostering connections and collaborations among local entrepreneurs. Since our inception, we’ve…

The Wedding Journal Show offers everything you need for planning your dream day all conveniently under one roof! From your venue to your wedding attire, cars, cakes, stationery, entertainment and so much more, you’ll be spoilt for choice. More importantly you’ll be saving as you shop thanks to the exhibitors exclusive show offers and competitions. 

Selfbuild Extend & Renovate Live BELFAST is the ultimate showcase for people who are building, extending, improving or simply decorating their home. Visitors will benefit from the advice of hundreds of local companies, including the opportunity to discuss your own project with experts in a 1-2-1 setting. 

The PINK RUN 2024 is BACK! The 5K Pink Run, proudly sponsored by Dale Farm Sukie is back and better than ever! Join us Sunday 13th October at the famous Titanic Slipways, Belfast, 12 noon. As usual this event is family friendly and a non-competitive 5km at one of the most iconic locations in Northern Ireland. Run, jog or walk. It’s a fun…

This summer, Titanic Belfast is thrilled to welcome back renowned local artist Terry Bradley for an extraordinary exhibition: Dockers and Dolls! 01 July – 29 September 2024 “Dockers and Dolls” honours the hardworking men and women of Belfast, particularly the Harland & Wolff shipyard workers and their wives. These men laboured long hours in harsh…

Belfast’s Maritime Mile is set to host a year of events and activities as Go the EXTRA Mile officially launches on Saturday 18 May. Delivered by Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity responsible for preserving and promoting Belfast’s maritime heritage, Go the EXTRA Mile is an invitation to local people and visitors to discover more of…

550 Complimentary Tickets for Local Community Day on Belfast’s Waterfront As part of Maritime Belfast Trust’s annual Community Day, 550 people have enjoyed a complimentary visit to Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic (Sunday 3rd March). The charity, which is responsible for promoting and preserving Belfast’s Waterfront & maritime heritage has been running the popular event…

CATAGEN have been successful in a consortium application to the Clean Maritime Demonstrator Competition (CMDC), supported by UK Department for Transport and delivered by Innovate UK. The Techno-economic Feasibility Study of ClimaHtech Innovative Clean Maritime Solutions is part of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition Round 4 (CMDC4), funded by the UK Department for Transport (DfT)…

The company behind the regeneration of Belfast’s Titanic Quarter has appointed James Eyre to the role of Chief Executive. James joined the team in August 2006, just prior to the commencement of construction of the first projects in Titanic Quarter.  In 2014, James took up the role as Commercial Director and has played a major…

Aim to make Belfast one of the world’s great waterfront cities. The Belfast Waterfront Promenade provides a framework to ensure that future regeneration of the city’s waterfront, one of the largest in Europe, follows an agreed set of design principles. The new approach was developed by the Belfast Waterfront Task Group, made up of representatives…

Spectacular aerial pictures of a huge and unique piece of grass art beside NI’s iconic Titanic Belfast building have been created by local charity NIPANC to mark this year’s #TimeMatters campaign during Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Captured by drone footage from the sky, the remarkable images show a giant alarm clock cut out of a…

CATAGEN, Terex and WRIGHTBUS have been awarded £6.27 million funding by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero through Phase 2 of the Red Diesel Replacement programme, as part of the £1bn Net Zero Innovation Portfolio (NZIP). In total this funding is part of an £8.1 million project to decarbonise non road mobile machinery,…

Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity that preserves and promotes Belfast’s maritime heritage, has worked with Belfast Exposed, Northern Ireland’s leading photography organisation, and the local community to create a photograph exhibition that will be launched as part of the Belfast Maritime Festival. This exhibition showcases photographs taken by local community neighbourhoods of Belfast’s historic waterfront….

The More than a Bike scheme, is sponsored by Maritime Belfast Trust and Sustrans, who have come together with Migrant Help to offer individuals seeking sanctuary in Belfast refurbished bicycles, safety equipment and cycling skills training. As part of the Sustrans Community Active Travel Programme (CAPT), funded by the Public Health Agency, a six-week training…

Whiskey production is now under way in Belfast for the first time since prohibition in 1930s. For the first time in almost 90 years, the production of whiskey is under way again in Belfast, on the site of the historic Thompson Dock and Pumphouse, the birthplace of the Titanic. Drinks company Titanic Distillers has invested…

CATAGEN, the net zero innovation company, has been awarded a record £4.9 million funding by the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) to develop its novel ClimaHtech BIOHGEN Biohydrogen Reactor in Belfast. Having already built a prototype Biohydrogen Generator and successfully completed feasibility studies in real-world industrial settings, including at the Mannok…

Watkin Jones, the UK’s leading developer and manager of residential for rent, in partnership with Lacuna Developments, announces that it has exchanged contracts with L&G and Clanmil Housing Association to forward fund the new urban residential community, Loft Lines, at Titanic Quarter in Belfast. The agreed fundings amounting to c.£155 million of a wider c.£175…

We are very excited to welcome Belfast’s newest tourist attraction to Thompson Dry Dock and pumphouse, in the heart of the Maritime Mile. Titanic Distillers is the city’s first working whiskey distillery in almost 90 years, and it is certainly worth the wait! Visitors can visit the listed building, the Pumphouse, and neighbouring Thompson Dry…

Sundays on the Maritime Mile are back offering free musical performances running from 12noon to 5pm every Sunday throughout May and August, popping up at various locations along Belfast’s waterfront. Programmed by Snow Water on behalf of Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity responsible for preserving and promoting Belfast’s maritime heritage, Sundays on the Maritime Mile…

Maritime Mile, an initiative by Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity responsible for preserving Belfast’s maritime and industrial heritage, is inviting you to explore MORE of Belfast’s iconic waterfront this year. The Explore MORE campaign aims to encourage and motivate locals and visitors to explore more by taking a trip along the Maritime Mile to visit…

On Sunday 26th March, 36 community groups from across Belfast got the opportunity to enjoy a day out at Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic, as part of Local Community Day. Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity set up to preserve and promote Belfast’s maritime and industrial heritage, including the development of Titanic Belfast, was delighted to…

A UK-wide electrical company has set its sights on Belfast’s innovation district for its first standalone renewables division in Northern Ireland.EEL Greentech, part of Edmundson Electrical, has taken 14,400 sq. ft of prime industrial and office space at the now fully let Channel Commercial Park. Located within the city’s Titanic Quarter, it will drive growth…

Reopens on Saturday 1st April. One ship, one hundred years, one thousand stories! HMS Caroline – one of the last surviving First World War warships – is reopen to visitors from Saturday 1st April 2023, with advance Saturday and Sunday openings throughout March for those who’d love to be among the first to visit! A…