The award-winning Dancing Palestine will screen in Derry’s Nerve Centre on August 8 at 7pm. It is just one of several programmes focussing on the plight of the Palestine people set to be shown as part of Féile 2025.
THE plight of the people of Palestine features heavily in Féile Derry, the north west’s leading community arts festival.
Running from August 6 to August 15, Féíle Derry will feature music, family gatherings, award-winning films, discussions, sport, exhibitions, older people’s events and much more.
Included in this year’s programme are several films and documentaries focussing on Palestine.
Among them are:
An Phalaistín – Disturbing The Silence – Thursday August 7 at 5.30pm in The Nerve Centre Cinema
GAZA – Thursday August 7 at 7pm in The Nerve Centre Cinema
Dancing Palestine – Friday August 8 at 7pm in The Nerve Centre Cinema
A Fidai Film – Friday August 8 at 7.45pm in The Nerve Centre Cinema
Hide & Seek – Monday August 11 at 7pm in The Nerve Centre Cinema
A State of Passion – Monday August 11 at 7.15pm in The Nerve Centre Cinema
Moon Tell Me Truth Exhibition Launch – Thursday August 14 at 7pm in Museum of Free Derry
A Kite for Every Child Killed in Gaza – Details to follow
Trócaire: Gaza Hospitals – An Eyewitness Account – Tuesday August 5 at 7pm in Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin
This year’s Féile Derry includes over 150 events taking place at 60 venues across the Bogside, Brandywell, Creggan, and Fountain neighbourhoods and the city centre.
Events do have to be booked and some do have a charge attached. But check out the full Féile programme of events at www.feilederry.com/feile-2025, it has all the information you will need.
Féile 2025 would not be possible without the support of The Executive Office, Derry City and Strabane District Council, Department of Foreign Affairs and the collaboration of the many groups, initiatives, volunteers and residents who have come together to shape this programme of events.
