One of Belfast's best loved entertainment venues this superb example of Victorian architecture first opened in 1895. Designed by renowned theatre architect Frank Matcham the Grand Opera House offers world-class entertainment including theatre, musicals, opera, ballet, comedy,
concerts and pantomime. 
A new contemporary extension added in 2006 houses additional facilities such as a restaurant, cafe bar and venue hire for corporate hospitality, functions and events.

Belfast Waterfront opened for business in 1997 and has played a key role in Belfast’s economic and social development since then. Firmly established as one of the world's leading conference centres, this architecturally stunning multi-purpose design is suitable for a variery of business, conference, arts and entertainment events.

The MAC will be Northern Ireland’s flagship home for the arts when it opens its doors in St. Anne’s Square in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter in April 2012. An off-site programme of events is in place while The MAC is being built, to find out more about our current MACtivities please visit www.buildingthemac.com  

Set within Newtownabbey's Civic Square, The Theatre at The Mill is located withinin the imaginatively restored Mossley Mill.

No theatre-lover's visit to the city would be complete without a night out at Northern Ireland's famous repertory theatre which presents classical and contemporary plays with a strong emphasis on Irish productions, as envisioned by founder Mary O'Malley.

Belfast Community Circus School has 20 years experience in teaching and performing circus arts in Northern Ireland. The Circus School represents and trains professional circus teachers and performers, runs workshops throughout the country and offers a drop in class for adults wanting to learn circus skills.