Have you seen our SUSPENSE exhibition yet? See twentieth-century and contemporary art from the Ulster Museum collection across three rooms - displayed to show the development of our collection over the years. Learn more → bit.ly/3W3HBo2 Featured:Willie Doherty, Segura

What's happening Belfast? Expect the unexpected and keep 'er Lit at our Ulster Museum Late tomorrow, Thursday 22nd August - adults only! We'll have food stalls and a bar so you can head straight here after work. Only a fiver! Grab last minute tickets → bit.ly/3SwDvnj

These are the final days to catch Caravaggio’s ‘The Taking of Christ’ side by side with his ‘The Supper at Emmaus’ at the Ulster Museum, a different twist or turn over the last more than a century and it might never have happened irishnews.com/news/northern-…

This week is your last chance to make 'Caravaggio in Belfast' your big art moment of the summer! Please allow extra time for your visit as we expect queues. Closing Sunday 1st September at 5pm. Read more→ bit.ly/3QqzEaA National Gallery National Gallery of Ireland EY Ireland

Discover the traditions and history of Chinese Calligraphy at the Ulster Museum on Sunday 8th September! Have a go at writing Chinese characters and see your own name written in Chinese! Drop-in at the Learning Zone from 13:00-15:00. Find out more → bit.ly/3XorgMJ

'Caravaggio in Belfast' ends this Sunday 1st September! This is your last chance to see the two Italian masterpieces, 'The Supper at Emmaus' (1601) and 'The Taking of Christ' (1602), side by side in the Ulster Museum. → bit.ly/3QqzEaA National Gallery National Gallery of Ireland

Sadly time to begin saying goodbye to #CaravaggioInBelfast ⁦Ulster Museum⁩ closes 1September Come early this weekend as we may need to close the queue around 4.30 warmest thanks to our generous friends ⁦National Gallery⁩ & ⁦National Gallery of Ireland⁩

In July we took a 24-hour timelapse to see how the natural light in the gallery changed The Taking of Christ and The Supper at Emmaus by Caravaggio. This weekend is the last opportunity to see these two masterpieces together. Read more here → bit.ly/4dbU14L

Did you know you can make shadow drawings, play dress up or recreate 'The Supper at Emmaus' using felt art in Discover Caravaggio before it goes? → Our Discovery Centres are open 10:00 to 17:00 tomorrow, the last day of ‘Caravaggio in Belfast’. @visitbelfast @discoverni

Today is your last chance to see two Caravaggio masterpieces side by side in the Ulster Museum! 'Caravaggio in Belfast's' final hours are 10:00-17:00, Sunday 1st September #NationalTreasures No booking needed → bit.ly/3QqzEaA National Gallery National Gallery of Ireland EY Ireland

Today is your last opportunity to see two Italian masterpieces side by side in the Ulster Museum! Caravaggio in Belfast is open until 17:00. Please allow extra time for your visit as we expect queues. Read more → bit.ly/3QqzEaA National Gallery National Gallery of Ireland EY Ireland

Meet Marie Therese. Marie Therese is one of the people we've already got talking for our #BoutYe project. Because everyone’s story is important at the Ulster Museum and we want to hear yours! Find out what Marie Therese thinks about the museum here → bit.ly/4d7FVkm

Crowd getting a final look at the visiting Caravaggios this afternoon Two paintings, commissioned by an Italian nobleman 400 years ago but rarely seen together, have been on loan to Belfast from nati'l galleries in Dublin and London. Fitting and a triumph for Ulster Museum

#BoutYe is what we've been asking visitors lately. We want to hear how you are and how we’re doing too. If you're in the museum this week, let’s have a wee catch-up, so you can tell us where to go from here. Find out more about our Bout Ye project here → bit.ly/4d7FVkm

See daring and eye-catching original prints in the 'Kelpra: Artists and Printmakers' exhibition. 'Kelpra: Artists and Printmakers' is on display at the Ulster Museum until Sunday 22nd September in Art Gallery 4. Learn more about the artists here → bit.ly/3KqCbhl

Explore the Light to the West gallery while enjoying the sounds of traditional Irish music on Saturday 7th September. Drop in between 12 and 2pm to hear An Droichead musicians play traditional tunes to accompany the art on display. Read more here → bit.ly/3ZiCX8K