What's On in Belfast

The Whistling Donkeys — Kick your Saturday off in the best possible fashion with The Whistling Donkeys bringing their irresistible energy to Falls Park at 4:00pm. There are few better ways to spend a summer afternoon than with live music in one of Belfast's great green spaces, and this lot know exactly how to get a crowd going. Check the website for ticket details and get there early to grab a good spot on the grass.

Neil Delamere: Reinventing the Neil — One of Ireland's sharpest and most beloved stand-up comedians rolls into The Devenish Complex at 7:00pm with a brand new show, and if past form is anything to go by, your face will hurt from laughing long before the night is out. Neil Delamere has a gift for finding the absurdity in everyday life and turning it into something genuinely brilliant, and a new show means fresh material you simply will not have heard before. Check the website for pricing — this is the kind of evening that will have you quoting lines for weeks.

Still Ill Club — Empire Music Hall is one of those rooms that just feels right for live music, and the Still Ill Club night at 9:00pm promises to make the most of every inch of it. Expect an atmosphere that builds from the first note and does not let up, with a crowd who are there because they genuinely love music. Check the website for tickets and get in early — nights like this have a habit of selling out.

Skins - the Club Night — For those who want to push the night all the way to its edges, Skins at The Limelight 2 from 10:00pm is the place to be. The Limelight is a Belfast institution, and Limelight 2 has a reputation for delivering club nights with real personality and a dancefloor that refuses to stand still. Check the website for tickets, wear shoes you can actually dance in, and prepare to remember exactly why Belfast nights out have the reputation they do.