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Glenarm Arts Trail

Various locations, Glenarm, County Antrim, BT44 0AA
Glenarm Arts Trail

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Discover creativity, heritage and community spirit at the Glenarm Arts Trail, taking place on Saturday 12 September from 10.00 to 17.00. This unique event invites visitors to explore the picturesque village of Glenarm while experiencing the work of talented local artists, makers and craftspeople.

Follow the trail through open studios, exhibitions and creative spaces, meeting the makers behind a wide variety of artistic disciplines. From painting and sculpture to contemporary crafts and hidden local gems, there is something to inspire visitors of all ages and interests.

Set against the stunning backdrop of one of Northern Ireland’s most beautiful villages, the Glenarm Arts Trail offers a wonderful opportunity to discover the area's rich cultural heritage while supporting local creativity. Maps will be available from the Tourist Information Hub, local shops and Seaview Integrated Primary School.

Whether you are an art enthusiast, a curious explorer or simply looking for a great day out, everyone is welcome to come along, explore, discover and be inspired.

You can find full event and artist details HERE.

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Opening Times

Glenarm Arts Trail (12 Sept 2026)
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Saturday10:00 - 17:00

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Map & Directions

Road Directions

From Belfast to Glenarm (approx. 1 hour / 30 miles):   Start on the M2 Northbound from Belfast city centre. Take the A8 exit toward Larne. At Larne, follow signs for the Coast Road (A2) northbound. Stay on the A2 along the scenic coast - Glenarm will be one of the first villages you reach.  Tip: This is a beautiful coastal drive; great views along the Antrim Coast.

From the North Coast (e.g. Portrush / Ballycastle) to Glenarm (approx. 1–1.5 hours):  From Portrush/Ballycastle, take the A2 Coast Road southbound (signs for Cushendall/Glenariff/Glenarm). Pass through Cushendun and Cushendall. Continue on the A2 - Glenarm is just south of Carnlough.  Tip: This is one of the most scenic routes in Ireland - worth taking your time.

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