Kick off the weekend with HIVE Choir's annual HIVEsplaining concert, exploring Irish boglands through original songs. Dive into historical, mythological, and scientific insights, set to melodies inspired by Irish tradition and improvisation. Expect poetry, archival sources, and a musical journey through slime, sludge, and peat—minus the yuck!
Part of NI Science Festival 2025.
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