Welcome To The 4 Corners Festival
The 4 Corners Festival seeks to inspire people from across Belfast to transform it for the peace and wellbeing of all. It consists of innovative events designed to entice people out of their own ‘corners’ of the city and into new places where they will encounter new perspectives, new ideas, and new friends. We celebrate our city through music, prayer, storytelling, discussion and more.
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People Have Attended Our Festival Since 2016
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Of Bringing The Community Together
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Events ran as part of the festival since founding
2024 Festival
This year’s theme OUR STORIES…Towards A Culture Of Hope is about inviting everyone to contribute their narratives, weaving a tapestry that reflects the essence of belonging and unity within the city’s diverse community. There is a correlation between the stories we tell and the culture we live in. Stories can highlight common ground, increase understanding and create connections. They hold the power to have a positive impact on our community and promote hope for the future.
Latest News
Mother Of Inspirational Teen To Tell Heartfelt Story At 4 Corners Festival
The mother of inspirational Irish teenager Donal Walsh is set to join this year’s 4 Corners Festival to remember her brave son. Elma Walsh’s son Donal from Co Kerry was diagnosed with terminal cancer in his teens and during his life spread an anti-suicide message of living life to the
Unveiled Event To Tell Story Of Lesser Known Women In Scripture At 4 Corners Festival
This year’s 4 Corners Festival is set to tell the story of the lesser known women in scripture as Rev Clare Hayns reflects from her latest book. Unveiled: Women of the Old Testament and the choices they made is a powerful book packed with stories of women from the bible
Culture of Hope Exhibition Captures Diverse Stories Through Photography At 4 Corners Festival
A thought provoking exhibition is to be showcased in Belfast city centre as part of this year’s 4 Corners Festival. Opening on Thursday, February 1, A Culture Of Hope, will run until February 10 at ArtCetera Studio in Rosemary Street. The exhibition, by the Westcourt Centre in collaboration with Westcourt
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"A breath of fresh air presented positively without rancour and condemnation – commands a way of peace and reconciliation which is attractive and engages men and women and people of different ages … lots of variety and imagination."
"Its an inspiring initiative. The faith…hope and love …in the tone of everything presented is a precious light for those of us who want to live the gospel out in this wounded and wonderful city."
"It was just so refreshing to attend your event and see people coming together in peace with an eye on the future…not both on the past. It truly gave me hope for NI."
"The festival is awesome… inspirational, educational and shows how much we have improved in NI but we must continue to get together. This is a great week every year."