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Lost Property Library (1.30pm Performance) / Children's Theatre

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Ulster Museum, BelfastSaturday 17. October 2026 1:30pmFrom £7
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LOST PROPERTY LIBRARY (1.30PM PERFORMANCE)Join Cinemagic and the award-winning family theatre company Wrongsemble for this interactive storytelling performance,…

LOST PROPERTY LIBRARY (1.30PM PERFORMANCE)Join Cinemagic and the award-winning family theatre company Wrongsemble for this interactive storytelling performance, when the smallest object can spark an epic adventure.The smoke clears on the once crowded platform; the outline of the Station Master is all that's left as the train pulls away.

He's here to welcome you to the Lost Property Library - a place where lost stories, memories, and objects come to be archived and kept safe.

All around you, trunks and suitcases brim with exciting tales and adventures to discover.

Above your head hangs a sign that reads... "Please look after these stories."Perfect for the whole family, with some elements best enjoyed by young explorers aged 3-9.Originally commissioned by The British Library and supported by The Leeds Storytelling Festival.Age Recommendation: 3+ / Duration: 60 mins.Start Time: 1.30pm (Exit Time: 2.30pm).Venue: Ulster Museum, Lecture Theatre.Please note: A ticket is not required for a child under 2 who does not require their own seat.

All other attendees must book a ticket.Concessions: (Under 18, Over 65 & Students).Refunds: Please check your ticket (or email confirmation) as soon as you receive it.

Tickets/e-tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded, unless an event is cancelled, rescheduled or if they have been issued in error.

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Botanic Gardens, BT9 5AB Belfast

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