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Greetings!
 This issue we get a taster of David Park's forthcoming novel at the John Hewitt International Summer School, learn about the Indian dance craze sweeping the nation and join rockers Polar Beyond on the roof of the Europa Hotel.
August Craft Month opens at the Ormeau Baths Gallery, pupils perform for Nelson McCausland at the Ulster-Scots Summer Scheme and Aidan O'Neill says it's 'an honour' to play George Best.
We review the best in film, literature and theatre and give away tickets to Mumford & Sons, Seasick Steve and more at the Open House Festival. Get your roots on!
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 Open House Festival
Director Kieran Gilmore has scheduled the best programme yet, but what's he really looking forward to? 
 Ulster-Scots Summer School
Young students perform for the Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure Nelson McCausland. 
Watch a video featuring David Park reading from his forthcoming novel. |
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 Kintra, Alley Arts Centre, Strabane, August 7. Music from the 12-piece group, fusing Ulster-Scots and contemporary sounds.
 Cupid Wore Skirts, Strule Arts Centre, Omagh, Aug 6-7. Belvoir Players production of Sam Cree's farcical comedy.
 Les Miserables School Production, Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey, Aug 10-14. Student production of Victor Hugo's musical masterpiece.
 Chess The Musical, Millennium Forum, Derry, Aug 12-14. A rock opera performed by the Millennium Forum Youth Theatre Group.
 The Woodsmith: Hans-Henning Pederson, The Old Courthouse, Antrim, Aug 16-Sept 3. Wood work exhibition by the Danish artist.
 Accent Workshop, Gt Victoria Street Baptist Church, Belfast, Aug 16-20. Lyric Theatre run course for professional actors.
 Kit Downes Trio, Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast, Sept 25. Ultra-cool vibes from the accomplished jazz trio.
 Low Pay? Don't Pay!, Waterfront, Belfast, Sept 24-26. Comedy play from Bruiser Theatre Company about shoplifting in times of need.
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