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Cultural treats of 2007

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William Crawley | 15:58 UK time, Saturday, 1 December 2007

Culturenorthernireland.jpgWhat are your cultural highlights of 2007? The has just posted a selection of the year's best music, books, performances and art, including some of my own picks of the year. You can add your own suggestions on their site or right here.

Comments

  • 1.
  • At 07:35 PM on 01 Dec 2007,
  • Mark wrote:

I liked Greensleeves and Dies Irae. Oops, I thought you said 1007. Sorry, wrong millennium.

  • 2.
  • At 11:45 AM on 02 Dec 2007,
  • Cheryl (Belfast) wrote:

I'd choose Days of Wine and Roses by Owen McCafferty also at the Lyric Theatre.

  • 3.
  • At 11:50 AM on 02 Dec 2007,
  • Billy wrote:

For me the biggest cultural event to have taken place in Northern Ireland this year was the launch of the double act known locally as the who this week took their pantomime act to the big stage in the USA lighting up Times Square in New York. But they should be on their guard as one man and his rat catching cat, Dick Whittington is on the prowl by trying to take over their pantomime stage at home by trying to take advantage of the circumstances of their abscence, by trying to grab the headlines at home.............

  • 4.
  • At 02:10 PM on 02 Dec 2007,
  • GHaroldson wrote:

Highlight for me was Alexander McCall Smith talking in front of a packed Elmwood Hall ... to your good self. Great evening.

  • 5.
  • At 03:12 AM on 03 Dec 2007,
  • Christopher Woods wrote:

'Dancing at Lughnasa' at the Lyric will long live in my memory.

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