Events & Enquiries
A jewel box of eclectic delights, we host a year-round programme of cultural events. Velvet chairs, art exhibitions, musical soirées: come experience the heart of South Belfast with style.
Upcoming Events
Where historic charm meets modern excitement: our halls are coming alive with an exclusive lineup of curated experiences designed to delight, mystify, and entertain. From candlelit melodies to immersive mysteries, here is your ticket to an unforgettable evening.
Discover the stories, places, and people that make The Harrison unique.
Guided tour of five beautifully restored Victorian houses, followed by refreshments.
An unforgettable night of interpretive rock, jazz, and blues, with performances from Kyron Bourke and Michael Mormecha.
Ronnie Greer and Ken Haddock bring blues, soul, jazz and roots together for an intimate and atmospheric Blue Room Sessions evening at The Harrison.
Come for a tour of this stunning Victorian buildings on the Malone Road and hear the stunning history of the people who lived behind the doors of 5 of these houses.
Derry-based songwriter Roe is a self-confessed emotional car crash with free will and an impulse to write.
Belfast's own Arborist (Mark McCambridge) launches his stark, self-produced fourth album with a live performance of these hushed, late-night songs of love and loss, a rare chance to hear the intimate, close-mic'd atmosphere that's drawn comparisons to Leonard Cohen and collaborations with Kim Deal and Matthew E White's Spacebomb band.
Join legendary director Mike Newell and acclaimed producer Cleone Clarke for an exclusive Q&A packed with industry insights, behind-the-scenes stories and practical advice for emerging filmmakers.
Experience acclaimed Devon singer-songwriter Jim Jones and his Small Town Jones trio live, blending warm Americana, indie-folk and rich three-part harmonies in an intimate, atmospheric performance.
Solo Acoustic show: Ed Cosens is a singer-songwriter from Sheffield, U.K.
Mark McCausland (McKowski) of The Lost Brothers, alongside David Murphy and Laura McFadden, performs the soundtrack to feature film The Spin live for the first time, in the candlelit intimacy of McKowski Cafe at the Harrison Hotel's speakeasy bar.
Every Week, at The Harrison
Several recurring music and cultural events take place at our bohemian Napoleon’s Nose Bar and McKowski Café. The primary weekly and weekend lineups feature an array of blues, jazz, and folk performances.
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David Lyttle
An international sensation, Lyttle is “the best in jazz coming out of Ireland in recent times.” Beginning his drumming career at age 4, he has since released 6 albums and 11 EPs, bringing his projects to almost 50 countries. From jamming with cowboys along the U.S. coast to the British Council's Musician-in-Residence in China, Lyttle is certain to enrapture you with his mesmerising sound.
Weekly sessions are available to the public every Friday from 21:30.
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David Brown Murray
Finger-style guitarist and producer Murray is instrumental to Belfast’s music scene: joining Tommy Emanuel in a sold-out Ulster Hall, touring Ireland with jazz legends, and performing at The Harrison merely scratch the surface of his career—inspired by film scores, electronica, choral, and orchestral music in particular, which enables his unique playing style.
Weekly sessions are available to the public every Saturday from 15:00 - 18:00.
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Chess Tuesdays
We invite our gaming enthusiasts to indulge in a competitive evening of chess. Nestle your fingers into our eye-catching antique sets and meet like-minded folk with similar experience.
Open to all skill levels, from complete beginners to grandmasters.
Weekly sessions are available to the public every Tuesday from 20:00 - 23:00.
Featured Events
Cloak yourself in culture and peruse distinct local art curations in our intimate speakeasy, and delight in our original Murder Mystery performance from 28 October to 3 November.
*Murder Mystery Tickets live from the beginning of September*
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The Magic of Manchán Magan
Local artist Corrina Askin’s collaboration with the late Machán Magan portrays the joy of creativity, music, dance, and imagination.
Celebrate their beloved works in our exhibition, opening 1st August - 30th August, and experience Corrina’s “lovely devilish sense of humour” and “immediate engaging accessibility.” - Manchán Magan
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Murder Mystery in Belfast: Even Decadence is Dangerous
This Autumn, check in where you are no longer a guest, but a suspect. Join our detective and cast of dubious characters to help solve a thrilling 1920s crime.
Book a two-night suite between 28 October - 3 November and enjoy a complimentary performance with Dinner.