Belfast City Council has confirmed its support for Culture Night Belfast taking place on Friday 18 September.
The event runs from 4pm to 10pm and features more than 200 family-friendly activities spread throughout the city.
Organisers MayWe and DaisyChain Inc designed the programme through an open call process involving local artists and creatives.
Key locations include special hubs at 2 Royal Avenue and The MAC, which will offer quiet spaces for attendees.
The celebration builds on recent cultural activity, following Belfast's inaugural Fleadh Cheoil just weeks prior.
Transport options remain unchanged with no road closures planned, encouraging use of Translink Metro or Glider services.
Visitors can access the city via 60 Beryl Belfast Bike docking stations located around the urban area.
Additional accessibility support is provided at Belfast Waterfront and Ulster University through Changing Places facilities.
Detailed venue accessibility information can be found on accessable.co.uk for all participating sites.
Funding comes from Belfast City Council alongside contributions from the Linen Quarter and Cathedral Quarter Business Improvement Districts.
Independent event providers, heritage buildings, and council venues such as City Hall are among those hosting activities.
The initiative aims to convert familiar public areas into dynamic centres of creativity and community connection.