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Young Aspects Is On This Weekend In Bangor

Get ready for a weekend bursting with imagination! Young Aspects is happening in Bangor on Friday 27th February to Sunday 1st March 2026.

It brings an exciting programme of workshops, events and hands-on activities designed to inspire young minds and ignite a love of stories.

Organised by Ards and North Down Borough Council, this year’s festival transforms venues including North Down Museum, Bangor Carnegie Library and Boom Studios into vibrant hubs of creativity.

From playful picture book sessions for little ones to dynamic writing workshops for teens, Young Aspects connects children with talented writers, illustrators, and artists in fun, interactive ways.

One highlight is not to be missed: the Book Doctors, presented by Children’s Books Ireland, will be hosting free Book Clinics at Bangor Carnegie Library on Saturday 28 February. Step into the surgery for a unique consultation and leave with a personalised reading prescription tailored to your child’s interests!

The programme also features favourites like Digital Art Workshops, Book Binding, Creative Writing, and a Story Sketch Walk – perfect for budding readers, writers, and artists.

Young reader Sophie Thompson is looking forward to the Young Aspects Festival this weekend.

Speaking about the programme Patricia Hamilton, Aspects Festival Director, said: Young Aspects gives young people of all ages creative experiences to engage with books, writing and stories in an exciting and unusual way.

“From bookbinding to illustration, bedtime stories to forest learning, it’s a packed weekend of activity. We hope to see you there!”

To view the full programme and to book tickets, visit: 

https://aspectsfestival.com/whats-on

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