Amphitheatre

Nice sized amphitheatre. Came here for the MKF festival and had a great time. Good view from anywhere.

Disappointing that google doesn't have opening or closing times.Unfortunately the Minack Theatre was closed on the day we visited.Still plenty to see & do awesome views from the cliff side overlooking the ocean.Definitely recommend doing a small hike or 2, check out the ocean from the cliff sides, you will be amazed, while taking in some fresh air.

Fabulous evening spent amongst the trees, Ruby the Dally was totally engrossed. Wonderful venue do visit when you are on the Suffolk coast in yhe summer.

Guildhall Art Gallery is a venue representing the history of art and the history of London. It is a fantastic venue to visit and often overlooked.I highly recommend going there. You can view permanent free exhibits and run temporary exhibitions.Until 12th November, you can view the ‘400 Exhibition’ curated and installed by The Worshipful Company of Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers.This is a celebration of the company’s 400-year jubilee.You will see a fantastic selection of craftsmanship of embroiders, artists, designers and jewellers running through history, with works shown for the first time to the public.Ticket price varies from £10 and below. If you wish to book a private tour for a small individual or a larger group, please get in touch.

What a great place for a rolla disco. The kids had loads of fun. The people running the event were great and only too happy to help.

Really great venue - seating (on the stone steps) is really well spaced out. Service is great too when ordering, staff very attentive. Prices really reasonable too. We went to watch a movie and it was all really well organised. Be careful though on sunny days, this is literally all open and outdoor so keep that in mind. Events here are brilliant, and Queens Park is a great place to be. Easy to spend an entire day here. Bring a picnic! There’s loads of parking round the perimeter too.

It is a lovely building, and has great independent shops alongside the nationals

Fantastic venue, it really is sublime.It's terribly uncomfortable if you end up in a bad spot, or have some issues sitting on rock. We had cushions etc but still it was difficult for my back.There are many, many steep steps and trips are of course possible.They complete every show unless the weather is dangerously bad. That's impressive. However it can get rather chilly after the sun has gone. Take a blanket and anything else if the weather seems even a bit inclement. If it seems nice at home/camp it will be worse there.Bring a picnic, beer, wine, bubbles, whatever you wish, just take all the waste away.We saw 'The Breath' and its worth checking them out too.Every staff member is super helpful regarding being seated. There was a small coffee shop available with bare minimum supplies, so do take your own for now until the renovation ends on the bar - restaurant.Definitely worth a visit.

We went to see Romeo and Juliet here today- 21/07/21. What an amazing venue. The volunteers were so helpful and friendly. We hadn’t bought tickets so they gave us the telephone number and we booked whilst stood out side. The production was AMAZING. Everyone knows the story of Romeo and Juliet, but even soi was reduced to tears at the end. The Hull truck theatre production is one of the best I’ve seen. Such a superb finale. The singing voices touched my soul. I can’t recommend this production or indeed the venue enough.

My first time has been a positive experience. Open-air theatre. The location is wonderful. Fantastic spot for pictures at sunset. Will repeat.