Almost 100 traders from across Europe will once again return to the grounds of Belfast City Hall for another weekend of food, drink and great entertainment at the annual Spring Bank Holiday Continental Market.
Food and drinks
There will be a delicious range of food from around the world, including:
waffles, crepes and macaroons
milkshakes and ice cream
handcrafted cheeses
homemade taramasalata, houmous and olives
bratwurst sausages and burgers
curry sauces.
There will also be three on site bars, serving the best of local and continental brews.
Products
You’ll find a range products on sale including:
plants and shrubs from Holland
crafts and gifts from China and Thailand
beads and bracelets from the USA
handmade Russian dolls
traditional knitwear from Lapland and Peru
fabulous French fashions
wooden artefacts from Kenya.
Cookery demos
There will also be daily cookery demonstrations by some of the market’s more popular traders – including how to make the perfect paella, incredible crepes and even Breton pastries.
Opening times
Friday – Saturday: 9am – 10pm
Sunday: 1pm – 6pm
Monday: 10am – 8pm

Monday, 29 March 2010

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Northgate Managed Services has been named Business of the Year at the 2010 Belfast Telegraph Northern Ireland Business Awards in association with bmi.

The judging panel, chaired by leading Ulster economist John Simpson, was impressed by the Newtownabbey-based company’s consistent growth, innovation and commitment to people development.

Other winners on the night included Patton Fit-Out, South Eastern Regional College, Randox, Lagan Construction, Lightstep and TG Eakin.

The young businessperson of the year was Greg Wilson, founder of Seopa Ltd.

Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster, who attended the event last night, said: “Awards such as these recognise the outstanding achievement of businesses, both large and small, throughout Northern Ireland.

>>Video: Gary Grattan reports from the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards>>

“Despite global economic conditions which continue to present challenges, the volume of entries this year, the breadth of sectors from which they are drawn and the overall calibre of submissions can only give encouragement that our companies are on the right path.”

Now in its 10th year, the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards received a record number of entries in each category. New categories this year were Excellence in Technology and Best Small/Medium Business.

Sponsors this year were Invest Northern Ireland, Progressive Building Society, Parcel- Force Worldwide, Made Not Born, HSBC, Rainbow Telecom, YELL and Women in Business.

Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/business-news/business-awards/belfast-telegraph-business-awards-14742903.html#ixzz0ni5nc5ch