Dundalk's arts hub, housed in the former Town Hall on Crowe Street, packs a 350-seat theatre, a studio stage, a free gallery and artist studios under one roof. Expect anything from national theatre tours and comedy to contemporary exhibitions, film festivals and workshops.
The 350-seat main auditorium (with balcony) hosts theatre, comedy, music, tribute shows and National Theatre Live screenings; the 55-seat studio theatre is the intimate stage for smaller works. Book online, by phone or at the box office; tickets are emailed as paperless QR codes.
The basement gallery runs rotating contemporary exhibitions — recent shows include Daydreamers by Olive Eustace — open Tuesday to Saturday 10am-4pm, free and with no booking required. Lift access serves the gallery and both workshop spaces.
The programme spans film screenings, the Louth International Film Festival (late September) and a packed Culture Night each September. The festive season brings pantomime and Christmas shows such as A Christmas Carol.
The centre supports emerging artists and theatre companies through residencies and creative workshops, and is home to Bó Studios, a new artist studio in the heart of Dundalk. Check What's On for current workshop programmes.
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