Workshops 2024: More of our amazing venues
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As our 2024 Ticketsolve Workshops continue to gain momentum, we're excited to share more about the fantastic venues that are hosting these events. These workshops provide a unique chance to connect with the Ticketsolve team, explore our system, learn from industry experts, and get an exclusive look at our latest features. For more information on the workshops, click here.
This time, we're thrilled to introduce another set of remarkable venues across the UK and Ireland. These venues are not only esteemed members of the Ticketsolve community but also play a vital role in enriching their local cultural landscapes. We're grateful for their partnership in hosting our workshops and eager to spotlight their contributions. Read on to discover more about these incredible locations, see if one is near you, and secure your spot at our upcoming workshops 👇
Nerve Centre - Derry~Londonderry
The Nerve Centre, established as a cornerstone for youth culture in Derry~Londonderry, stands out as one of the UK's most innovative creative arts and education centres. By uniting popular music, film, video, animation, and digital media under one roof, it fosters creative collaboration and artistic fusion, providing a vibrant cultural outlet for many young people. Housed in a state-of-the-art building featuring a music venue, cinema, edit suites, rehearsal and recording studios, and education & training facilities, the Nerve Centre serves over 100,000 people annually through its diverse events, programmes, and projects. With a comprehensive annual programme spanning performances, exhibitions, education, and training in music, culture, cinema, visual art, and digital media, the Nerve Centre has been part of the Ticketsolve Community since 2016.
The Nerve Centre is hosting our first workshop, taking place in less than three weeks! Book your place here.
Set Theatre - Kilkenny
Located in the heart of Kilkenny City Centre, the Set Theatre is a purpose-built venue that combines stunning interior design with exceptional acoustics. Set within the Langtons Hotel, the venue features two fully serviced bars and an outdoor covered and heated courtyard. Whether it's your favourite comedian or your favourite band, the Set Theatre provides a fantastic setting for any live performance. We have proudly collaborated with Set Theatre since 2021.
Join us at The Set on the 17th July.
London Irish Centre
Big cities often come with their own set of challenges, but the London Irish Centre (LIC) aims to bring the welcoming spirit of Ireland to the heart of London. Established in 1954, the LIC has long served the Irish community in London, offering a range of services that cater to both longstanding and new members. While honouring its rich heritage, the LIC also focuses on current and future needs, extending its services to other communities to foster inclusivity and build resilient, cohesive neighbourhoods. From comedy nights to bodhrán workshops and vibrant exhibitions, the LIC showcases the best of Irish arts, culture, and education. We have been working with the LIC since 2019.
We’ll be at LIC on the 8th August - we’d love to see you there!
Pavilion Theatre & Bandstand - Gorleston
Nestled on the East coast of Norfolk, the Pavilion & Bandstand in Gorleston, is a charming Edwardian seaside theatre that offers a unique blend of plays, pantomimes, musicals, and summer comedy shows. The theatre's intimate cabaret-style seating arrangement, with candle-lit tables, enhances the audience experience. Adding to its charm, the Pavilion Theatre also boasts a rooftop beehive. This buzzing venue is a perfect spot for enjoying live performances in a cosy, historic setting. We've been working with The Pavilion since 2018.
We’re heading to Gorleston on 14th August - book your place here.
The Dock - Carrick-on-Shannon
The Dock is housed in the beautiful 19th Century former Courthouse building, overlooking the majestic river Shannon in the county town of Carrick-on Shannon. The building has been sensitively restored into an integrated centre for the arts. It now includes a 100+ seat performance space, three art galleries, artists studios, an arts education room and it is home to The Leitrim Design House. The Dock offers something for everyone, with an interesting programme of contemporary art exhibitions and a vibrant year round theatre programme that spans drama, music, dance, comedy and performance art. Regular classes and creative workshops are also held at The Dock. We’ve been working with them since 2018
The Dock is our final Workshop stop on 20th August - want to join us?
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