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Visiting Millennium Forum: what to know before you go
3 Newmarket Street, BT48 6EB, Derry, United Kingdom
Millennium Forum is a convention center in Derry, open since 2001.
The busiest month ahead is February 2027, with 3 dates.
4 public transport stops are within walking distance (Bus station and Train); the nearest is Foyle Street Bus Station, 200 m away.
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Key facts
- Type of venue
- Convention center
- Opened
- 2001
- Address
- 3 Newmarket Street, BT48 6EB, Derry, United Kingdom
- Upcoming events
- 6
Millennium Forum, month by month
- December 20261 date, including Picture This
- January 20271 date, including Dan McCabe
- February 20273 dates, including The Undertones - 50th Anniversary Tour, Snow Patrol Acoustic and Gearoid McCarthy
- April 20271 date, including Al Murray - All You Need Is Guv
Ticket prices
What the programme holds: Concerts (5) and Comedy (1).
Arriving by public transport
- Foyle Street Bus StationBus station200 m
3 min walk - Derry Train StationTrain240 m
3 min walk - Londonderry Foyle Road railway stationTrain570 m
7 min walk - Londonderry Victoria Road railway stationTrain770 m
10 min walk
Arriving by car
1 car park within walking distance; the nearest is 290 m from the venue.
Next events at Millennium Forum
Jan9Sat
Feb12Fri
Feb19Fri
Other venues near Millennium Forum
- Guildhall230 m · 2 dates
- Nerve Centre130 m · 1 date
Millennium Forum: practical questions
When did Millennium Forum open?
Millennium Forum opened in 2001.
What is the nearest stop to Millennium Forum?
Foyle Street Bus Station (Bus station), 200 m away – about 3 min on foot.
Can I park near Millennium Forum?
Yes, 1 car park is mapped nearby, the closest 290 m away.
What kind of events does Millennium Forum host?
Upcoming dates by category: Concerts (5) and Comedy (1).
Which month has the most events at Millennium Forum?
February 2027, with 3 dates, including The Undertones - 50th Anniversary Tour and Snow Patrol Acoustic.
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