In such a rich cultural city, there are plenty of different art forms to see and learn about, from art exhibitions and galleries to workshops and performing arts.
There is something for everyone to enjoy, whether you’re new to discovering the industry or are a self-declared art-aficionado.
Our ultimate guide to art in Belfast covers great places to visit in every corner of the capital, for both artists and art-lovers alike.
Additional reporting by Maisie Laughton
25. Artists at the Mill - Conway Hill, 5-7 Conway Street
Artists at the Mill are a group of artists located on the top floor of Conway Mill, covering a range of art styles including painting, fused glass, felt painting, graphic/product design, origami, jewellery and more. The artists meet a few times every year to organise workshops, exhibitions and take part in events including Open Studios and Culture Night/Day. For more information go to belfastopenstudios.com Photo: Artists at the Mill website
26. Creative Exchange Artist Studio Unit - B4 Portview Trade Centre, 310 Newtownards Road
Creative Exchange Artist Studio provides affordable working space for the artistic community in Belfast. It currently has spaces for up to 10 artists with benefits including security, 24-hour access, access to members of the creative community, website inclusion and a programme of events, exhibitions and group assessments. For more information go to creativeexchangestudio.co.uk Photo: Creative Exchange via Facebook
27. Crescent Arts Centre - 2-4 University Road
Crescent Arts is a diverse community arts centre offering a variety of services including live music, poetry workshops, art exhibitions, craft workshops, verbal and visual arts. It has several events with the NI Science Festival as well as Lego exhibitions to entertain everyone. For more information go to crescentarts.org Photo: Crescent Arts website
28. Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich - 216 Falls Road
Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich is an Irish language arts centre incorporating two art galleries, one book shop, a cafe and a theatre. Visitors can also experience live traditional and contemporary music lessons as well as poetry readings, céilís, concerts and children's arts programmes all under one roof. For more information go to culturlann.ie Photo: Cultúrlann website