Discover the traditions of St Patrick's Day and the history of the shamrock as you wander the Folk Park.
There'll be live traditional Irish music across Ulster and America, and Irish dancing performances on Sunday 17th March.
Stop by the Mellon House where the table will be filled with traditional foods like colcannon and apple tart, watch traditional craft demonstrations like basket weaving, follow the 'Shamrock Selfie Trail' and get involved in our St Patrick's themed crafts.
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