The Town Hall Theatre dates from the 1820s, but was extensively refurbished in 1995. It is the major performance arts venue in Galway hosting drama, concerts, musicals and diverse events. Each year it's one of the major venues for the Galway Arts Festival (July), Galway Film Fleadh (July), Cúirt Literary Festival (April) and Baboró Children's Arts Festival (October).
Most of Druid Theatre Company performances also take place at the Town Hall Theatre.
- Something About George; The George Harrison Story
Arts and cultureSomething About George; The George Harrison Story Starring West End actor and musician Daniel Taylor, Something About George - The George Harrison Story is a musical biopic tribute about the so-called “quiet” Beatle and tells the truly remarkable tale of one of music’s most understated icons.
- Ireland's Strongest Man & Ireland's Strongest Woman 2024
Adventure and sportsIreland's Strongest Man & Ireland's Strongest Woman 2024 Join them in Galway on Saturday 30 March as Ireland's strongest men and women come together for an epic showdown.
- Faith Healer by Brian Friel
Arts and cultureFaith Healer by Brian Friel Faith Healer, by Brian Friel, tells the story of Frank Hardy, his wife Grace, and his manager Teddy, who traverse rural Wales and Scotland, offering Frank’s unique gift to people in need.
- Work is the Curse of the Drinking Classes
Arts and cultureWork is the Curse of the Drinking Classes A one-man show about Oscar Wilde by Neil Titley, starring The Moth's Will Govan at the Town Hall Theatre, Galway.
- Bowie Experience
Bowie Experience Direct from London’s West End, Bowie Experience is a spectacular concert celebrating the sound and vision of David Bowie. A must-see for all Bowie fans, the latest production features all the hits from A to Ziggy.
- Nicola Tallant: Cocaine Cowboys
Nicola Tallant: Cocaine Cowboys Cocaine Cowboys brings to life the story of Ireland's very own Narcos and how they hit the big time on the international stage.
- Irish Annie's
Arts and cultureIrish Annie's Come on down for a session at Irish Annie’s pub, a brand-new musical play by Asa Murphy celebrating the best of Irish culture, from the music through to the comedy. Featuring a live 5-piece band ‘Shenanigans’.
- No One Is Coming
Arts and cultureNo One Is Coming Imagine swapping funny stories about your parents with friends. But when it’s your turn to share, everyone stops laughing, they tilt their heads, their mouths hang open in horror, and they ask “OMG, whaaat?”