Ballyboley Dexters, Wilde Day in Enniskillen, and Soaring Futures at Bellarena
Eve visits the second 'Food Hero' finalists in this year's BBC Food & Farming Awards and we find out about the new literary festival celebrating Oscar Wilde's links to Fermanagh.
Eve heads to Orlock Farm on the Ards Peninsula to meet the second of the finalists in BBC Radio Ulster's Food Hero category at this year's BBC Food & Farming Awards. Eve also visits the harvest celebrations at Donemana Presbyterian Church as they look back on 150 years.
Helen Mark visits the community-focused aviation youth club based at the Ulster Gliding Centre, while we look ahead to the inaugural community-led literary festival celebrating Oscar Wilde and his formative links to Enniskillen.
Plus, Dot Blakely heads to Strangford Lough to see the thousands of light-bellied Brent geese returning from the Canadian High Arctic, and we hear about a new project to preserve South Armagh's stories, traditions and rural skills, ensuring they can be passed on to future generations.
Presented by Eve Blair.

