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About
Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Centre has a performance area with seating capacity for 98 people and is tiered and retractable, accommodating a number of set-up styles. Fully equipped with the latest technology; a 16 channel digital sound mixing desk and professional stage lighting, overhead projection system and large cinema screen.
Art exhibitions that change every month and an interactive exhibition that narrates the story of the Flight of the Earls and the Plantation of Ulster.
A full programme of events, art classes and workshops is available through out the year for all age groups.
This fine, listed Victorian building, a former bank, stands in the heart Dungannon. But it is also the gateway to one of the most ancient sites in Ulster – Hill of The O’Neill.
Today Ranfurly House is the location for our multimedia exhibition as well as our reception, visitor information centre, gift shop, auditorium, and meeting rooms – and of course, our coffee shop, Café Latte on The Hill.
For larger audiences we have the Main Event Space, a purpose-built covered indoor/outdoor area on the Hill, which in the past has hosted concerts by the Ulster Orchestra. Our extensive grounds can also accommodate outdoor gigs and festivals in spring and summer.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Toilets for disabled visitors
Children & Infants
- Baby changing facilities
Establishment Features
- Accept coach parties
- Event venue
- Gift vouchers
- Toilets
- Wi-fi available
Leisure Facilities
- Classes and activities
Payment Methods
- All major credit/debit cards accepted
Provider Preferences
- Free (parking charges may apply)
- In town/city centre
Specialist Features
- Aim to attract conferences and business meetings
Events
Monday, 9th December 2024 - Monday, 9th December 2024
Christmas Wreath Making WorkshopJoin us at Hill of The O'Neill & Ranfurly House for a festive workshop where you'll create a bespoke Christmas wreath for your home- more info
Saturday, 18th January 2025 - Saturday, 18th January 2025
Heritage Crafts: Felt MakingHeritage Crafts will explore the oldest form of fabric making which predates weaving and knitting.- more info
Wednesday, 5th February 2025 - Wednesday, 12th March 2025
6 Week Sewing Class for Beginners'Sew', whether you're a complete beginner or haven't used a sewing machine in a few years, this is the workshop for you!- more info
Tuesday, 4th March 2025 - Tuesday, 4th March 2025
Irish Surnames - an exploration of their meanings and origins : A talk by Déaglán Ó Doibhlin, Irish Language Officer, Mid Ulster District CouncilIrish Surnames - an exploration of their meanings and origins. A talk by Déaglán Ó Doibhlin, Irish Language Officer, Mid Ulster District Council- more info
