Clonoe Gallery: Coalisland’s Community Arts & Events Hub (2026 Guide)

Introduction

In 2026 the Clonoe Gallery, situated within the Clonoe Community Centre, Coalisland, Co Tyrone, remains an integral part of East Tyrone’s cultural and community activities. Under the stewardship of the Clonoe Rural Development Agency and the promotion of Triple C Promotions the venue has evolved into a versatile venue for live music, theatre, exhibitions, fundraisers and community celebrations and one of the most important grass roots cultural hubs in the region.

So, what is Clonoe Gallery?

Clonoe Gallery

The Clonoe Gallery is not a “museum gallery” but a multi-purpose arts and performance space within the Clonoe Community Centre.

It organizes and brings in many events such as:

• Tribute concerts
• Local exhibits
• Touring bands
• Theatre shows
• Community fundraisers

Managed by the Clonoe Rural Development Agency Limited, the space will provide opportunity for rural regeneration, social inclusion and local creativity and help to provide a space for local people to demonstrate their skills and for outside acts to be brought into the heart of Coalisland.

Such as location and venue facilities for 2026.

The venue is located in 93 Washing Bay Road, Clonoe, Coalisland BT71 4PU, and is easily accessible to audiences within and surrounding County Tyrone.

The Big Marquee Clonoe is a large concert and weekend festival venue, and is co-located with Clonoe Gallery in 2026.

Events are generally in-person, standing-room-only and are intended to provide a lively and immersive experience.

Most shows take place in the evening, usually from 6 PM to 1 AM and spectators are urged to arrive in advance to get into the show, seating privileges (when available), and seats for prime viewing.

Music, Culture, and Community Entertainment are the categories for the 2026 events.

The 2026 events are divided into Music, Culture, and Community Entertainment.

Clonoe Gallery’s 2026 event calendar, curated by Triple C Promotions, is jam-packed with the cultural highlights.

One of the highlights of this is the “Ireland meets Scotland” live music experience by Gearóid McCarthy and Calum MacPhail.

It’s also a great weekend sale which will be taking place at the festival from Friday 3 July to Sunday 5 July 2026, under the banner of “Two nights. Two vibes. One unforgettable weekend.”

These events feature:

• Live events
• Themed nights
• Community entertainment

They are well known throughout Northern Ireland.

They also host:

• Local concerts
• Theatre nights
• Charity fundraising
• Family-friendly events

All available to buy through Eventbrite ticketing – with up to a 7 days refund period.

The venue behind the Organisation Clonoe Rural Development Agency.

The Clonoe Rural Development Agency Limited is responsible for managing and sustaining Clonoe Gallery as a community resource.

Key directors in 2026 are:

• Adrian Hughes (appointed 2021)
• Colin O’Neill (appointed 2020)

They are actively involved in the strategic direction of the venue.

They concentrate on community development, rural support and cultural programming and maintain their financial and social sustainability.

Clonoe Gallery is a community-led cultural motor in East Tyrone, and, under their stewardship, is still more than an events space.

Clonoe’s Wider Cultural and Sporting Landscape

Clonoe Gallery is a part of a larger culture and community that is defined by arts and sport.

Clonoe O’Rahilly’s GAC has made a huge contribution to the local community, with two state-of-the-art pitches opening in 2025, and a multi-million pound spectator stand to be built by 2026.

The club has a solid Intermediate League and Championship record, attracting a large local turnout, including many who come to community centre events.

Successful sport and cultural activity has helped to reinforce the reputation of Clonoe as one of the most active and engaged rural communities in Tyrone.

Clonoe Gallery 2026: A Key Information Document (KID)

People who wish to attend Clonoe Gallery events should know the following information.

• It’s situated at 93 Washing Bay Road, Coalisland, BT71 4PU.
• Features mostly standing, high energy indoor and marquee events.
• Tickets can be purchased over Eventbrite and Triple C Promotions platforms.
• Clear refund policies that permit to cancel up to 7 days prior to concerts.

Events can last several hours or take place over the whole weekend, and some events—such as the festival-style events—can last up to 19 hours for several days.

A tale of how Clonoe Gallery has evolved into a vital part of the art world in 2026.

Clonoe Gallery in rural Northern Ireland is a significant contributor to culture, entertainment and community engagement at the doorstep of people in the region.

It offers a platform to both local and international and regional talent and offers a platform for fundraising.

Whether it’s Irish-Scottish music collaborations or big weekend marquee festivals, the venue shows that high quality cultural experiences don’t have to be confined to major cities.

Today (2026) Clonoe Gallery further represents a local community proud of its heritage, of expression and creativity, and of the development of rural culture in Coalisland and East Tyrone.

Nicola is a mother of two and grandmother to one.

Key Facts: Clonoe Gallery 2026

• Date: Monday 29th September 2021
• Location: 93 Washing Bay Road, Coalisland, BT71 4PU
• Run by: Clonoe Rural Development Agency Limited
• Sponsored by: Triple C Promotions
• Theaters: Theatre, Weekend festivals, Community concerts, Live music
• July weekend festival (3–5 July 2026) with 2026 Highlights: Gearóid McCarthy & Calum MacPhail.

Conclusion

The Clonoe Gallery continues to be a key part of East Tyrone’s cultural life and is a combination of music, community and rural development in one dynamic, all-in-one venue.