Venues in Belfast
75 venues found
Fibber Magee's
Traditional Irish music bar in the Robinson's complex on Great Victoria Street, with trad sessions seven nights a week.
Stormont Hotel Belfast
Hastings hotel on the Upper Newtownards Road opposite the Stormont estate, used for conferences, weddings and events.
Ballyhackamore Working Men's Club
Members' working men's club on the Sandown Road in east Belfast, with a lounge and function room.
Affidea Stadium
Ulster Rugby's home ground at Ravenhill in east Belfast, renamed Affidea Stadium in July 2025, with conference and event facilities.
Crowne Plaza Belfast
Four-star hotel at Shaw's Bridge in south Belfast with 21 meeting and event spaces, taking conferences and weddings.
The Errigle Inn
Long-established multi-bar pub on the Ormeau Road in south Belfast, with function rooms used for live music and comedy.
Pavilion Bar
Three-floor bar and live music venue on the Ormeau Road, with bands, comedy, DJs and festival programming.
Belfast Harlequins
Multi-sport club at Deramore Park in south Belfast, with a clubhouse and function facilities alongside its pitches and courts.
The Longfellow Bar
Pub on My Lady's Road in east Belfast with regular live music and home to the Woodstock Sessions.
Ormeau Park
Belfast's oldest municipal park, run by Belfast City Council and hired as an outdoor music venue.
Banana Block
Living museum and events space in a former linen mill at Portview Trade Centre in east Belfast, open Wednesday to Sunday.
Templemore Baths
Restored Victorian public baths in east Belfast, reopened in 2023 with a heritage hall, studio and boardroom available for hire.
Sonic Lab
Multi-channel performance and listening space inside Queen's University Belfast's Sonic Arts Research Centre at Cloreen Park.
Lyric Theatre Belfast
Producing theatre on Ridgeway Street beside the Lagan in south Belfast, with a year-round programme of drama, concerts and workshops.
Botanic Gardens
Victorian public park beside Queen's University, run by Belfast City Council and used as a venue for concerts and festivals.
Fisherwick Presbyterian Church
Landmark Presbyterian church of 1901 at the junction of the Malone Road and Chlorine Gardens, with halls added in 1924.
The Harty Room
Concert room in Queen's University Belfast's Music Building on University Square, seating 120, used for recitals and chamber concerts.
Whitla Hall
Queen's University Belfast's great hall on University Road, used for concerts, theatre, fashion shows and university ceremonies.
The Union Bar
Queen's University Belfast Students' Union bar on the second floor of One Elmwood, with an outdoor terrace, free entertainment nightly and venue hire.
The Belfast Empire
Live music hall and comedy club in a converted 19th-century church on Botanic Avenue, with a Victorian music hall upstairs and nightly live music in the basement bar.
The Belfast Barge
Northern Ireland's only floating arts centre, a converted barge moored at Lanyon Quay on the River Lagan, run by the charity Lagan Legacy.
Waterfront Hall
Belfast's riverside concert hall and conference centre at Lanyon Place, opened in 1997 and run by Belfast City Council's BWUH Ltd alongside the Ulster Hall.
Town Square Bar
Daytime coffee shop and late bar on Lower Crescent in Belfast's Queen's Quarter, with live music across a range of genres.