Fundraising events to be held to bring John O’Connor Writing School back to Armagh

The John O’Connor Writing School and Literary Festival is set to be relaunched in 2023, with the help of two unique...

RUC/Garda play performed in Armagh before going to Prague Fringe Festival 

An award-winning play about a developing friendship between an RUC officer and a Garda officer on the border at the height...

Enjoy a night to remember with Legends in Concert at Market Place Theatre

Fancy an evening singing along to some of the greatest hits of all time? Then make a date with the Legends...

Win a pair of tickets to new play revealing the ‘Callings’ of our LGBTQ+ community

Callings a poignant new political play from Kabosh, following the lives of five gay/lesbian people who sought sanctuary and community through...

Review: Grainne Duffy delivers soulful tonic to winter blues at Armagh’s Market Place Theatre

One of the most powerful voices in Irish music blasted away Armagh’s January blues at the Market Place Theatre on Saturday...

Return of the native – Strangford artist Ruth Osborne exhibits her latest works ‘Land and Lore’

The textiles and mixed medium visual artist Ruth Osborne, exhibits Land and Lore at Market Place, Theatre and Arts Centre, Armagh...

Win tickets to see Reginald D. Hunter at The Market Place Theatre in Armagh

Most people would probably think a national comedy tour couldn’t be possible in the midst of a global pandemic, with all...

Market Place Theatre: A night at the opera

BBC Radio Ulster presenter, Marie-Louise Muir, hosts a stellar quartet of singers, including award-winning mezzo-soprano Carolyn Dobbin and rising star Amy...

Market Place Theatre: Get ready to go Radio Ga Ga with Flash Harry in Armagh

Flash Harry are Northern Irelands most enduring tribute band, celebrating the music of super star Freddie Mercury and super group Queen,...

Market Place Theatre: Callings, follow the live of five gay and lesbian people seeking sanctuary in the 1970’s

This gut-wrenching new political play follows the lives of Bridget, Helen, Martin, Jason, and Tommy – five gay/lesbian people who sought...

Market Place Theatre: Ronnie Greer brings his mix of Chicago blues and big bouncy rhythm to Armagh Theatre

One of the justifiable legends of the Northern Ireland music scene, Ronnie Greer is also one of its favourite performers. A...

Marketplace Theatre: Strolling Through Ulysses

‘Strolling Through Ulysses!’ is a one-man show that tells the fun-filled story of Bloomsday – June 16th 1904 – the iconic...