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Brownlow Community Hub

Portadown Town Hall

Ashgrove Community Centre

Tommy Makem Arts and Community Centre

Brownstown Jubilee Community Centre

Lurgan Town Hall

Dobbin Street Community Centre

Killicomaine Jubilee Community Centre

North Lurgan Community Centre

Taghnevan Youth and Community Centre

Avenue Road Community Centre

Mourneview Community Centre

Banbridge Old Town Hall

Dromore Town Hall

Ashgrove Community Centre sits within a well established residential area of Portadown, serving as a longstanding hub for family focused and neighbourhood based activity. 

The centre has evolved over many years into a welcoming, practical venue that is well known locally for childrens activities, fitness classes and community gatherings.

Parking and Access:
Visitors benefit from onsite parking beside the building, with additional street parking available nearby. Public transport links are strong, with bus routes serving Garvaghy Road and Portadown Railway Station approximately a 1015 minute walk away. 

Local Setting and Amenities:
Ashgrove benefits from an adjoining childrens play park and open green space, making it a popular choice for family bookings and daytime activities. Local shops and services are located close by, supporting longer bookings and community events.

Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon Community Centre Bookings

Located in a residential area of Lurgan, Avenue Road Community Centre provides an accessible venue suited to smaller scale community activity. 

It operates as a neighbourhood facility, supporting regular group sessions and classes in a relaxed environment.

Parking and Access:
Car parking is available directly in front of the building, offering straightforward access for visitors. The centre is also accessible by local bus services and is within easy reach of Lurgan town centre. 

Local Setting and Amenities:
Surrounded by residential streets, the centre is ideally placed for local users.

Banbridge Old Town Hall is a historic civic building positioned at the heart of Banbridge town centre. Its traditional architecture and heritage character give the space an immediate sense of occasion, making it a distinctive venue for cultural and civic use.

Parking and Access:
There is no dedicated public car park on site. However, visitors can use onstreet parking on Scarva Street, Rathfriland Road and Newry Road, along with nearby public car parks within a short walking distance. 

Local Setting and Amenities:
The Town Hall is located close to Banbridge Library, cafes, restaurants and retail shops making it ideal for events that benefit from a town centre location.

Brownlow Community Hub is a modern, purpose built centre serving the wider Craigavon area. Designed as a flagship multi-use facility, it offers contemporary interiors and generous space for large scale events.

Parking and Access:
The Hub benefits from a large, free onsite car park with ample capacity, including accessible bays, making it one of the most convenient venues in the borough for high attendance events. 

Local Setting and Amenities:
Set within landscaped surroundings and close to local shops and services, the Hub also connects easily to surrounding residential areas and open green spaces.

Situated within Brownstown Park, this centre uniquely combines indoor community facilities with immediate access to outdoor recreation. 

The surrounding park includes play areas, sports pitches and walking routes, making this one of the most family friendly venues in the borough. 

Parking and Access:
Parking is available within the park area and along nearby streets, providing flexible access for visitors.

Local Setting and Amenities:
The park setting, combined with nearby residential areas and local shops, supports group bookings, family events and longer stays.

Dobbin Street Community Centre is located within Armagh city centre, close to key cultural and religious landmarks. Its central position makes it particularly convenient for city based groups and organisations.

Parking and Access:
The centre has limited onsite parking, supplemented by a pay and display public car park directly opposite, providing easy visitor access. 

Local Setting and; Amenities:
Shops, cafes, cathedrals and museums are all within walking distance, making this an attractive venue for visitors travelling into Armagh.

Dromore Town Hall is a Grade B1 listed Victorian building dating back to 1886, positioned prominently in Market Square. Its architectural character and historical significance create a formal but welcoming venue for civic and community use. 

Parking and Access:
While there is no dedicated onsite car park, visitors can use nearby public car parks including Cross Lane Car Park and Gallows Street Car Park, both within a short walk.

Local Setting and Amenities:
Located centrally within Dromore, the Town Hall is close to local shops, cafes and public services.

A modern and accessible community centre located close to Portadown town centre and Craigavon Area Hospital. Killicomaine Jubilee Community Centre is designed to support active use and family oriented events.

Parking and Access:
The centre offers free onsite parking directly at the front of the building, including accessible bays, making arrival straightforward. 

Local Setting and Amenities:
Nearby residential areas and services support community use, while the centres patio and outdoor areas add flexibility. In addition, the vicinity of the centre hosts a community play park and sports pitch.

Lurgan Town Hall is a landmark civic and cultural building located just off Lurgans main high street on Union Street. Constructed in 1868, the building was designed by architect William Raffles Brown in an Italianate architectural style, characterised by elegant stonework and classical detailing.

It is a Grade B1 listed building, recognising its architectural and historical importance. Today, Lurgan Town Hall is widely used for performances, conferences, community events, classes and private functions, combining historic character with flexible internal spaces that can accommodate a wide range of booking types.

Location and Surroundings
The Town Hall occupies a central position within Lurgan Town Centre, making it highly accessible for local residents and visitors alike. 

This town centre setting makes Lurgan Town Hall particularly attractive for evening events, performances and conferences, where attendees benefit from nearby amenities before or after events.

Parking Information:
Lurgan Town Hall has limited parking to the rear of the building, including designated accessible bays and a pickup/loading area accessed from Union Street. Due to this limitation, visitors are encouraged to use nearby public car parks, all located within a short walking distance.

Nearby public car parks include:
- Millennium Way Car Park  approx. 5 minutes walk
- Foster Place Car Park  approx. 5 minutes walk
- Robert Street Car Park  approx. 8 minutes walk
- Johnstons Row Car Park  approx. 10 minutes walk
- Moores Lane Car Parks (multiple)  10 minutes walk

*Due to the historic design of the building, some areas (such as balcony seating and backstage changing rooms) involve level changes, and accessibility arrangements should be discussed at the time of booking to ensure appropriate support is in place. 


Set within a residential neighbourhood close to Mourneview Park, this centre benefits from its proximity to green space, a childrens play park and Glenavon FCs Mourneview Park stadium.

Parking and Access:
Parking is available both at the front of the centre and in a larger car park to the rear, supporting both small and large group bookings. 

Local Setting and Amenities:
Local shops and takeaway outlets are located nearby, offering convenience during longer events.

North Lurgan Community Centre serves a residential catchment and operates as a practical, community led venue for regular use.

Parking and Access:
Parking is available onsite

Local Setting and Amenities:
Close to housing, schools and local services, ideal for youth provision and recurring bookings.

Portadown Town Hall is one of the towns most recognisable and historic civic buildings, standing proudly on Edward Street just off Portadowns main shopping area. Built in 1890,.

Today, it continues that legacy as a key performance and event space within the borough, regularly welcoming audiences for concerts, pantomimes, drama productions, comedy shows, conferences and ceremonial events. 

Internally, the Town Hall combines heritage character with functional performance infrastructure, offering an auditorium, stage, rehearsal and meeting spaces, making it suitable for both professional productions and community led events.

Located within Glenholme Park, this centre benefits from adjacent open green space and recreational facilities. Parking is available on site and nearby.

This is a Education Authority centre which has a strong focus on youth provision.

ABC Council has access to offer affordable bookable spaces within the site on Monday day, Wednesday Evening and Friday. 



Tommy Makem Arts and Community Centre sits directly on Keady Square, placing it at the centre of the village. 

The surrounding area includes:
- Local cafes, shops and takeaways
- Keady Play Park and green spaces
- Access to the Keady Town Heritage Trails, which start and finish at TMAC
- Nearby scenic walking routes through the Annvale Glen and surrounding countryside.

This setting makes TMAC particularly attractive for daylong events, workshops and festivals, offering both indoor cultural space and outdoor amenity.

Parking Information
TMAC benefits from excellent local parking, which is a major advantage for visitors and event organisers:

Onsite parking at the front of the building  suitable for short stay and accessible use. Additional parking to the rear of the building Public parking spaces around Keady Square, all within a very short walking distance
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