Venues in Newport
19 venues found
Robin Hill
Robin Hill Country Park, Downend Road, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 2NU
Newport Minster
Newport Minster, St Thomas' Square, Newport PO30 1SL
Strings Bar & Venue
Strings Bar & Venue, 9 Bowling Green Lane, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1RR
International Convention Centre Wales
Coldra Wood, Chepstow Rd, Newport NP18 2YB, UK
Out Out Bar And Grill Chepstow Road Maindee
A family-friendly bar and grill on Chepstow Road in the Maindee area of Newport, also used as an event space.
Rodney Parade
An 8,700-capacity stadium in Newport, home to Dragons RFC and Newport County AFC, opened in 1877 and also hired for conferences, weddings and private events.
The Dolman Theatre
A 400-seat amateur theatre purpose-built in 1967 in central Newport, owned and run by the charity Newport Playgoers Society.
The Riverfront Theatre & Arts Centre
A council-run contemporary arts centre on the Usk in Newport, with a 489-seat main auditorium, a studio theatre, galleries, a dance studio and a cafe-bar.
Pill Harriers
A rugby and football club founded in 1882, based at a community clubhouse on Belle Vue Terrace in the Pillgwenlly area of Newport.
POTTERS PUB NEWPORT
A traditional Newport city-centre pub with a rooftop terrace, live music Thursday to Saturday, and an over-25s door policy.
McCanns Rock Bar
A rock and ale bar on Newport High Street with an extensive jukebox, live bands, and a 60-capacity basement live-music room, The Pit.
Le Pub
A community-owned pub and live-music arts venue in a former newspaper office on Newport High Street, hosting gigs, cinema and comedy since 1992.
The Corn Exchange Newport
A 500-capacity live music venue in a former 1878 corn exchange on Newport High Street, reopened in early 2024.
Newport Cathedral
A Grade I listed medieval cathedral on Stow Hill, Newport, hired for concerts, recitals, lectures, conferences and exhibitions alongside its role as mother church of the Diocese of Monmouth.
Spirit of Wales Distillery
A Welsh gin, rum and vodka distillery whose tours and tastings are hosted at the Waterloo Inn, a Victorian pub and restaurant in Nash, Newport, with an on-site microdistillery and function room.