King Charles and Queen Camilla Celebrate Culture and Community in Northern Ireland Visit

The royal couple's engagements highlight local artistry, community initiatives, and personal connections during their multi-day visit to the region.

King Charles and Queen Camilla began their Northern Ireland visit in Belfast, meeting local artists, musicians, and business owners in the vibrant Commercial Court area.
The King expressed deep admiration for the Police Service of Northern Ireland, calling them the 'thin green line' that protects the public, during a visit to the PSNI Athletic Association's Newforge complex.
Queen Camilla engaged with women at the Atlas Women’s Centre in Lisburn, focusing on issues like domestic abuse and community support initiatives.
The couple participated in baking activities at Hunters Bakery in Limavady, marking its 200th anniversary, and explored local art and culture at the Roe Valley Arts and Culture Centre.
King Charles learned about advancements in cancer research during a visit to Ulster University, reflecting his personal connection to the issue following his own diagnosis in 2024.