Current Exhibitions

William Conor’s Belfast: Leisure and Recreation
10:00 - 17:00, Friday 10 February - Sunday 2 September
Ulster Folk & Transport Museum

A selection of artworks by the Belfast artist William Conor


Titanic: Window on Emigration
10:00 - 16:00, Tuesday 28 February - Sunday 26 January
Ulster American Folk Park

Have you ever wondered what life was like for the emigrants from Ireland who boarded Titanic?


Armagh Photographic Competition and Exhibition
Friday 27 April - Saturday 16 June
Armagh County Museum

Sponsorsed by Imaging Solutions and judged by Justin O'Neill photography.


Age of the Dinosaur
10:00 - 17:00, Friday 18 May - Sunday 16 September
Ulster Museum

Opening Friday 18th May... Come face to face with the colossal Camarasaurus, tip-toe past the vicious Velociraptor and take cover from the terrifying Tarbosaurus at the Ulster Museum’s spectacular summer exhibition!


Golden Girl, Golden Moments - Sports exhibition
Friday 22 June - Sunday 2 September
Ulster Museum

40 years on from her Olympic gold medal win, Dame Mary Peters personally selects and celebrates Northern Ireland’s golden sporting moments 1972–2012.


Leonardo Da Vinci Coming Soon
Friday 15 June - Sunday 26 August
Ulster Museum

To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen, ten of the Royal Collection’s finest drawings by the Renaissance master Leonardo Da Vinci will be shown at the Ulster Museum this summer.


My Generation: Art of the 60s and Early 70s
10:00 - 17:00, Friday 6 April - Sunday 23 September
Ulster Museum

The 1960s is best-known as a decade of revolt and innovation and this exhibition will showcase some of the most exciting artistic developments of the era.


Native, Visitor or Invader?
Friday 22 October - Tuesday 25 September
Ulster Museum

The animals and plants of Ireland are mostly either native or introduced species, while visiting species (migrants - mainly birds) add further variety. The globalisation of trade, transport, tourism and economic migration, together with climate change, has seen the arrival of many invading (alien) species - often to the detriment of native plants and animals.


Prehistoric Life: the art of John Sibbick
Friday 18 May - Sunday 16 September
Ulster Museum

John Sibbick is one of the world’s most renowned illustrators of prehistoric animals and landscapes. His work has appeared widely in books and exhibitions over more than thirty years.





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