Comfortable walking shoes or boots (the terrain may be uneven or muddy); Weather-appropriate clothing; A reusable water bottle; A sense of curiosity and connection!

Is if family friendly/dog friendly?

Yes! This event is suitable for all ages, though younger children should be supervised due to the natural terrain and all dogs must be kept on leads at all times.

will there be refreshments?

Light seasonal refreshments will be offered at the Wolfhill Centre at the end of the walk — feel free to bring your own snacks too.

The event is free, but donations are always welcome to support our community and environmental projects.

who do I contact for more information?

You can contact Ligoniel Improvement Association through their Facebook page or by phoning 02890391225.

Imbolc Big Walk Tickets, Sun, Feb 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM

Name: Imbolc Big Walk
Start: 2026-02-01T10:00:00Z
End: 2026-02-01T12:30:00Z
Location: Thornberry Mews

Overview

Join us for the Imbolc Big Walk, a unique journey through the Belfast Hills as we celebrate the ancient Celtic festival of Imbolc.

Ligoniel Environment and Heritage Walk

Meet Thornberry mews 10:15am – arrival and welcome at Thornberry Mews - 10:30am guided walk begins. Enjoy a gentle walk around Ligoniel heritage site, with stops along the way to explore the symbolism of the season, ancient Celtic traditions, and local folklore linked to the land. 12:30pm (approx.) – walk concludes at Wolfhill Centre. You're warmly invited to join us for light seasonal refreshments and a short talk on the traditions of Old Ireland during Imbolc and how communities celebrated the turning of the year. As it is also St Brigid's day, we will also be hosting a St Brigid's cross making session

Join us for the Imbolc Big Walk, a unique journey through the Belfast Hills as we celebrate the ancient Celtic festival of Imbolc.

Ligoniel Environment and Heritage Walk

Meet Thornberry mews 10:15am – arrival and welcome at Thornberry Mews - 10:30am guided walk begins. Enjoy a gentle walk around Ligoniel heritage site, with stops along the way to explore the symbolism of the season, ancient Celtic traditions, and local folklore linked to the land. 12:30pm (approx.) – walk concludes at Wolfhill Centre. You're warmly invited to join us for light seasonal refreshments and a short talk on the traditions of Old Ireland during Imbolc and how communities celebrated the turning of the year. As it is also St Brigid's day, we will also be hosting a St Brigid's cross making session

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Location

Thornberry Mews

Belfast BT14 8NR

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Ligoniel Improvement Association

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