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.
21,260+
People Have Attended Our Festival Since 2016
10 Years
Of Bringing The Community Together
330+
Events ran as part of the festival since founding
2025 Festival
The 4 Corners Festival invites you to explore the profound meaning of ‘Home’ in our beloved Belfast.
More than just brick and mortar, home is where stories interweave, where belonging takes root, and where hope flourishes. As we gather from every corner of our city, we celebrate the diverse tapestry of experiences that make Belfast home to so many – from those whose families have shaped these streets for generations to those who have recently chosen to make their home among us.
Through music, art, conversation, and shared experiences, we create spaces where all can feel at home, where barriers dissolve, and where we can imagine together what it means to build a home that welcomes everyone. The 4 Corners Festival 2025 is a step beyond our familiar corners, to discover new rooms in the house we share, and to work together in making our city a home where every person can thrive.
Latest News
NUALA MCKEEVER WINS GOLD AT THE IMROs!
By Steve Stockman Big congratulations to Nuala McKeever for her big success at this year’s IMRO Radio Awards. Nuala won GOLD in the Best Drama for her play Truth, Love or Promise. She performed the play at this year’s 4 Corner’s Festival. We are chuffed. I am chuffed. I am
Belfast Stories: An Invitation to the Christian Faith Community
The 4 Corners Festival is glad to share news of an important opportunity for Belfast’s Christian community to shape a new cultural landmark for our city. Belfast Stories is a major project set to open in 2030 at the junction of North Street and Royal Avenue. It will bring together:
THESE TIMES…
These times worry me Somewhere deep down a voice tells me Be not afraid And I know It will all be well in the end But I am worried Because I grew up in the in-between time When all was not well It was not the end, granted But it
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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."
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