entertainment antrim

The pub caters for all ages as it has a public bar, lounge bar and function lounge bar. We cater for any small functions and our function lounge is available for private bookings....

A fine example of our industrial heritage in this preserved coal-fired gasworks which was built in 1855 to light the town's street lamps. An audio visual presentation tells the history of the plant along with an exhibition of machinery and a huge array of gas powered equipment. Wheelchair access....

Bring a bottle. Open 1700-0100 Sun to Thurs, 1700-2330 Sat. Sun Kee restaurant is listed in Bridgestone food guide....

One of County Antrim's oldest traditional pubs situated one mile inland from Ballygally on the B148, is the ideal spot for a leisurely meal and a relaxing drink. Enjoy fresh home-cooked food complimented with the finest selection of beers, wines and spirits. Traditional music played right throughout the week!
Great value in bar food and a wide a la carte and dinner menus available in their wonderful restaurant.
Visit The Meeting House and soak up the atmosphere - you won't regret...

This is the home of Sir John Lavery the famous Irish artist whose wife is on the Irish punt.
The dress code is smart.
Accommodation is available.
It received the Bushmills Bar of the Year 1998 and the British Airways Restaurant of the Year 1999.
Take the second turn off the airport road at Moira roundabout to find this establishment....

This is the most international of festivals. The streets in front of City Hall will be turned into villages for different nationalities, German, various other European countries and of course Ireland. Each village has its own themed entertainment and plenty of themed refreshments....

This 220 seat Proscenium Arch Theatre offers a wide variety of dramatic performances, including a large amount of local community theatre as well as professional companies.

Located within the historic Ulster Hall (1862). Very limited wheelchair access as the theatre is on the 2nd floor, reached only by stairs or the Ulster Hall's chair lift....