The Lowry is a landmark arts centre located on the Salford Quays waterfront in Greater Manchester, celebrated for its bold modern architecture and vibrant cultural programming. Named after the iconic local artist L.S. Lowry, the venue opened in 2000 and houses two main theatres, a studio space, and extensive gallery areas showcasing both contemporary exhibitions and the world’s largest public collection of Lowry’s work. The building itself is a visual statement, with sweeping curves and metallic surfaces that reflect the surrounding water and sky. Inside, visitors can enjoy a diverse calendar of performances, from West End productions and contemporary dance to comedy and family shows. The Lowry also offers workshops, community events, and a stylish waterfront restaurant, making it a dynamic destination for art lovers and casual visitors alike. Its location within MediaCityUK places it at the heart of Manchester’s creative and digital industries, reinforcing its role as a cultural beacon for the region.
Manchester United KingdomThe Lowry is located at Pier 8, The Quays, Salford, M50 3AZ, at the heart of Salford Quays, just over a mile from Manchester city centre. This award-winning, contemporary venue sits on the waterfront in MediaCityUK and is easily accessible by tram, with the MediaCityUK stop just a short walk away, and by car with parking available at the nearby Quayside MediaCityUK multi-storey car park. The Lowry houses two main theatres, a studio space, galleries featuring one of the world’s largest collections of L.S. Lowry’s work, and a range of cafés, bars, and a restaurant. The surrounding area is packed with attractions, including the Quayside shopping outlet, the Imperial War Museum North just across the Millennium Bridge, and a wide selection of waterfront restaurants and bars. MediaCityUK, home to the BBC and ITV studios, is a lively district with public art, green spaces, and regular events. The Lowry’s location makes it an ideal destination for theatre, art, dining, and exploring the vibrant Salford Quays and MediaCityUK neighbourhoods.
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