All across Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion, locals and visitors alike flock to theatres and cinemas for an evening of entertainment. Whether you’re into arthouse films, major blockbusters or a touch of the West End, you’re well catered for here.
Omniplex Cinema in Downpatrick
Sit down, relax, and turn off your phone as you watch the latest Hollywood blockbusters on the silver screen. With nine screens and ample parking, the Omniplex Cinema in Downpatrick is your home for a day out with family and friends.
Indulge your sweet tooth at the Candy King Pic’N’Mix, or gorge on movie goers’ favourite like popcorn and nachos. The Omniplex also offers private hire of its modern screening rooms, for a chance to watch old favourites with your nearest and dearest.
A Film Loving Community in Newcastle
Newcastle Community Cinema puts a love of film at the heart of community life. Housed in St. Mary’s Hall, the cinema offers a rich calendar of family classics, cult favourites and themed nights all through the year.
The jewel in the crown of Newcastle Community Cinema’s calendar is the annual Full Moon movie festival. Each year, the festival comprises a marathon of twenty five movies which are handpicked by local volunteers.
What could be better than a modern centrally located cinema in Newry showing the latest releases? Newry Omniplex is your home for a comfortable and exciting movie experience in the heart of the city centre.
Immerse yourself in your favourite adventures with dedicated 3D screens, or savour a scoop of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. With accessible screens, automated ticketing and free parking, Newry Omniplex brings Hollywood glitz and glamour to everyone.
A Trip to the Theatre in Down Arts Centre, Downpatrick
Live theatre is at the heart of community life in Downpatrick. Local and international performers flock here to tread the boards at Down Arts Centre. Escape the everyday with your favourite comedy, musical theatre and dramatic performances.
Housed in Downpatrick’s Victorian former town hall, Down Arts brings a sense of grandeur to every performance. With a busy calendar of workshops, demonstrations and summer schools, the centre brings the local community together over a love of the arts.
A Heritage Venue with a Modern Twist
Set on a bridge over the Newry River, the Newry Town Hall is home to top theatre performance in the heart of the city. Hosting a modern 460 seater auditorium with modern acoustics and lighting, the Newry Town Hall offers immersive and comfortable theatre experiences.
Originally opened in 1893, the Victorian building is an architectural marvel in itself. With a statue honouring the first Newry man to scale Everest, Newry Town Hall has a strong pedigree of promoting the best that the city has to offer.
Centuries of Artistic Heritage in Warrenpoint
Warrenpoint Town Hall opened its doors to the public all the way back in 1884. One of the first performers to grace the stage was Percy French, the Victorian superstar who penned the Mountains of Mourne.
More recently, Warrenpoint Town Hall has been at the forefront of promoting live arts in the Mourne region. As the home of events such performances by Newry Chamber Music, the popular panto performed by Warrenpoint Pantomine Club. A visit to Warrenpoint Town Hall is your chance to see Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion’s next generation of world beating talent.
