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Literary Events in Belfast

26 upcoming literary events

Belfast’s literary heart beats with a unique rhythm, shaped by a rich history and a forward-looking spirit. Here, wordsmiths and readers find common ground, from the hallowed halls of the Seamus Heaney Centre to the intimate corners of Baker's@70. The city’s venues, like the historic Brownlow House and the open-air Custom House Square, play host to a diverse range of literary happenings. Expect engaging readings, insightful discussions, and the chance to connect with a community that cherishes storytelling in all its forms. Belfast's literary scene is a space where tradition meets innovation, offering something compelling for every lover of the written word.

As of September 2026, EventsList.co.uk lists 26 upcoming literary events in Belfast, Antrim, including 14 free to attend. Each listing is updated three times daily from verified UK ticketing sources and includes the date, venue, price and a direct booking link.

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u3a Play Reading Group at Sheskburn Recreation CentreFREE
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u3a Play Reading Group

📍 Sheskburn Recreation Centre

Reaching ReadersFREE
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Reaching Readers

Asian Women's Book Club in Belfast: Minor Feelings at 2 Royal AveFREE
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Asian Women's Book Club in Belfast: Minor Feelings

📍 2 Royal Ave

Tony Horsfall Book Launch at Vic-Ryn Lisburn
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Tony Horsfall Book Launch

📍 Vic-Ryn Lisburn

BAIRD IMRAM AR CHAMPAS / IMRAM POETS ON CAMPUS at The Seamus Heaney CentreFREE
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BAIRD IMRAM AR CHAMPAS / IMRAM POETS ON CAMPUS

📍 The Seamus Heaney Centre

Book Launch The Law Relating to Ownership of Lough Neagh at Canada Room and Council ChamberFREE
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Book Launch The Law Relating to Ownership of Lough Neagh

📍 Canada Room and Council Chamber

To The Left September Book Club at 2 Royal AveFREE
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To The Left September Book Club

📍 2 Royal Ave

Girls Who Read Bangor: Book Club: Monday 28th September 2026 at 84 High St
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Girls Who Read Bangor: Book Club: Monday 28th September 2026

📍 84 High St

TRAINING OPPORTUNITY LEVEL 1 (OCN) INTRODUCTION TO RESTORATIVE STORYTELLING at Voicing the Void
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TRAINING OPPORTUNITY LEVEL 1 (OCN) INTRODUCTION TO RESTORATIVE STORYTELLING

📍 Voicing the Void

£211.97

Scribe Writing Group - Belfast Playwrights at 23 Fountain St
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Scribe Writing Group - Belfast Playwrights

📍 23 Fountain St

PHIN Book Club - September 2026 at Phin Vietnamese Coffee
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PHIN Book Club - September 2026

📍 Phin Vietnamese Coffee

£8.30

GJWHF Book Club at Jukō Belfast
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GJWHF Book Club

📍 Jukō Belfast

£14.79

Before the Vote - Belfast Book Launch at The MACFREE
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Before the Vote - Belfast Book Launch

📍 The MAC

Poetry in the Park 2026 at Crescent Gardens ParkFREE
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Poetry in the Park 2026

📍 Crescent Gardens Park

Belfast, Silhoutte: People-Centred Storytelling with Glenn Patteron at The Seamus Heaney CentreFREE
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Belfast, Silhoutte: People-Centred Storytelling with Glenn Patteron

📍 The Seamus Heaney Centre

The Power of Storytelling as a Tool for Advocacy at Voicing the Void, Olive Tree HouseFREE
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The Power of Storytelling as a Tool for Advocacy

📍 Voicing the Void, Olive Tree House

Staff Book Launch: Change Makers in Restorative Justice at School of Law, Main Site Tower, QUB , Moot Court (MST 02.006)FREE
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Staff Book Launch: Change Makers in Restorative Justice

📍 School of Law, Main Site Tower, QUB , Moot Court (MST 02.006)

Irish Presbyterians and America After 1783: Religion, Slavery, Identity at Public Record Office of Northern IrelandFREE
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Irish Presbyterians and America After 1783: Religion, Slavery, Identity

📍 Public Record Office of Northern Ireland

Living Alone And Living Well - Book Launch And Celebration Event at Crescent Arts CentreFREE
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Living Alone And Living Well - Book Launch And Celebration Event

📍 Crescent Arts Centre

Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets at Ulster Sports Club
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Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets

📍 Ulster Sports Club

£14.79

Book Launch: Twenty-Five Years of Policing in Northern Ireland at Ulster UniversityFREE
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Book Launch: Twenty-Five Years of Policing in Northern Ireland

📍 Ulster University

Craic Sabbath + Ozzified: Halloween Special at The Limelight 2
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Craic Sabbath + Ozzified: Halloween Special

📍 The Limelight 2

OCN Level 2: Understanding Restorative Storytelling at Voicing the Void, Olive Tree House
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OCN Level 2: Understanding Restorative Storytelling

📍 Voicing the Void, Olive Tree House

£395.00 - £475.00

Karibu Book Club: The Correspondent at Karibu Coffee
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Karibu Book Club: The Correspondent

📍 Karibu Coffee

£11.55 - £22.38

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Literary Events in Belfast — Complete Guide

Discover the vibrant literary scene in Belfast with EventsList.co.uk's comprehensive event listings. Our platform aggregates literary events from across Belfast, providing you with detailed information including venue details, ticket prices, and direct booking links.

Whether you're looking for tonight's literary events or planning ahead for the weekend, our real-time listings are updated daily to ensure you never miss out on the best literaryexperiences Belfast has to offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many literary events are on in Belfast?

There are currently 26 upcoming literary events in Belfast. New events are added daily — check back regularly or browse by date to find the best upcoming literary in the city.

Are there free literary events in Belfast?

Yes — 14 of the current literary listings in Belfast are free to attend. Use the free events filter to see them all.

Where can I find literary events in Belfast this weekend?

Browse this weekend's literary events in Belfast at /belfast/events/this-weekend, or use the date filters to see what's on today, tonight or later this week.

How do I book tickets for literary events in Belfast?

Every literary listing on EventsList.co.uk includes a direct booking link to the official ticket seller. Open any event to see full details, pricing and the "Book Tickets" button.

How often are literary listings updated on EventsList?

We pull in new literary events for Belfast three times a day from official UK ticketing platforms including Ticketmaster, Skiddle and Eventbrite, so you always see the most up-to-date listings.

Literary Events in Belfast — Your Complete Guide

Belfast's literary scene is a rich, year-round tapestry of book clubs, author events, poetry nights, writing workshops, literary festivals, and storytelling sessions that reflect the depth of the city's creative writing culture.

Author events in Belfast range from intimate bookshop readings to ticketed talks at major venues, and the city benefits from a strong relationship with some of the UK's most celebrated writers who call it home. Publisher launch events, long-form literary conversations, and book club tie-in discussions with authors all feature regularly in the city's literary calendar.

Poetry thrives in Belfast: open mic poetry nights, slam competitions, dedicated poetry festivals and community writing groups give both emerging and established poets a platform and an audience. Spoken word — which blends poetry, performance, storytelling and social commentary — has deep roots in the city and continues to attract new voices.

For aspiring writers, Belfast's workshop programme is outstanding. Courses and sessions in short fiction, novel-writing, screenwriting, personal essay, playwriting and poetry are offered by independent tutors, writing organisations and literary centres throughout the year. Many are open to absolute beginners, and several Belfast-based literary prizes and competitions provide tangible goals to write towards.