Classical Renaissance-style museum with exhibitions of Irish art, natural history and industry.
Guided behind-the-scenes tour of the Ashes to Fashion exhibition led by its curator, Charlotte McReynolds.
Guided walking tour of a dozen of Belfast's best sculptures, from the Ulster Museum to the Big Fish on Donegall Quay.
Free guided session to look closely at a small selection of works from the Ulster Museum's art collection, with sketching encouraged.
Monthly one-hour wellbeing session led by Chi Me while looking at the Ulster Museum's collections.
Two-year-olds from the Belfast Sure Start cohort act as 'museum experts' and lead visitors through hands-on, age-appropriate science activities.
Cinemagic screening of Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie at The Ulster Museum, part of the museum's 'Movies at the Museum' programme.
Free, family-friendly guided tour of the Ulster Museum's natural science galleries for children aged 6 to 11, part of the NI Science Festival.
Family-friendly guided tour of the Nature Galleries and a hands-on colour workshop for mini art lovers aged 6 to 11, part of the NI Science Festival 2027.
Free, family-friendly guided tour of the Ulster Museum's natural science galleries that reads the history of Ireland through its landscape and wildlife, with object handling.
An exhibition exploring the intersection of fashion and mortality, currently closed to the public.
Screening of the 1996 film Matilda to mark its 30th anniversary, with PG rating and concessions for under-18s, over-65s, carers and students.
Screening of short films from the international competition The Great Feat, in their original languages with English subtitles, followed by audience voting.
Lo-fi, hi-tech children's pantomime 'Jack and the Beanstalk (Sort Of...)' by Kid Carpet with The Noisy Animals, recommended for ages 3 to 10.
Drop-off iPad workshop run by KIPPIE in which children aged 8-12 design an original game character with Procreate, part of the Cinemagic Festival.
Loud, musical children's panto reimagining Jack and the Beanstalk, with Kid Carpet and The Noisy Animals, for ages 3-10.
Interactive workshop by KIPPIE on competitive gaming, teamwork and the link between games and STEM, for young people aged 8-14.
Relaxed screening of the animated film 'The Smeds and the Smoos' for neurodiverse and sensory-sensitive audiences at the Ulster Museum, part of the Cinemagic Festival 2026.
Screening of the animated film 'Loving Vincent' introduced by associate producer Cleone Clarke, followed by a discussion.
Annual exhibition of the Royal Ulster Academy with painting, sculpture, print, photography and craft from RUA members, invited artists and open submissions.
Monthly free guided session on the first Sunday of each month to slow down and look closely at works from the Ulster Museum's art collection.
Screening of 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople' at the Ulster Museum for £2.00 per ticket, part of the 37th Cinemagic Film and Television Festival.
Inclusive, sensory and play-based fashion learning experience with hands-on activities inspired by the museum's Ashes to Fashion exhibition.
