Friday

June 25-: The choir from the Markets’ St Malachy’s Primary School brings Belfast street songs to St George’s Friday Market. Ten years ago this choir was in the Market to celebrate the restoration of the building. We welcome them back.

Two cameras will rove the Market in search of memories from the public. Just five minutes of your time will leave you in our archives for future generations to view.

Saturday

June 26
-:  Learn how to gut and prepare a range of fish;  how to throw a pot with market potter , Wenda Campbell
or how to spit a pig with the boys from Roastin Thyme
 Voca Loca bring the rousing strains of the Suffragettes into the Market and Belfast Theatre Company takes us on a historical tour around the St George’s building one hundred years into the past.

Two cameras are poised throughout the market day to record any recollections you might want to bring.

Sunday

June 27 -: Sample a pig on a spit, view the traditional skills of Lace-making, Embroidery, Tatting, Knitting, Crochet, Irish Whitework, Patchwork and Quilting demonstrated by Mary Wilson, Una Mc Cullough and Sheila Piele (traditional demonstrators from Cultra Museum) and follow the History Tour around St George’s Market.

 The Samsonelles, the musicians who played at the Restoration ceremony 10 years ago, are back to celebrate the continuation of the Market;

the Harpist, Ursula Burns will play in Craft Alley through-out the day until 1’o clock when she launches her new album.

more about them HERE

- and in St George’s Bar and Grill the chef will demonstrate Victorian Economy Cooking.