What's the weather going to be like for Culture Night later?
Fingers crossed it stays dry
Culture Night 2017 offers a whole host of family friendly, free events taking place across the city.
The cultural festival is in its ninth year and 2017 features around 300 free events across 150 venues in one day. Last year saw over 85,000 visitors travel to the city and this year promises not to disappoint.
With a full programme of events, there is something for everybody.
In the meantime, we have put together this handy guide with everything you need to know.
When?
Friday, September, 22. Most events take place between 1-10pm with children's activities finishing around 9pm. All children must be supervised and accompanied by an adult.
Where?
Over 150 venues across Belfast are taking part this year. A full list can be found on the Culture Night Belfast website.
Disabled access?
Information for disabled people and visitors who are not familiar with the venues is available online
Parking?
Public transport is advised as there will be limited on-street car parking in the following areas: Donegall Street, North Street, Union Street, Kent Street, Academy Street, Exchange Street, Hill Street, Waring Street, Skipper Street, Talbot Street and Royal Avenue. Parking facilities around the city centre can be found on the website.
Food & Drink
'Culture Bites' stands will be available with street food vendors across the city.
Where can I go if I need first aid etc?
Culture Night hubs are the main points of contact. They provide information, first aid and lost property. The six hubs are located at Belfast City Hall, Rosemary Street/Lombard Street, The Big Fish, Saint Anne's Cathedral, Royal Avenue and Edwards car park
What's the weather going to be like?