In the historic quayside quarter of Plymouth, Devon, UK the B-Bar is based in the famous Barbican Theatre - serving up freshly-cooked, authentic Thai food, great live music, comedy & spoken word performances with a fabulous atmosphere.

Gay friendly bar in the heart of Plymouth. Under new management and thriving to have a good time. Featuring karaoke nights, drag shows and live music.

Underground is a 175 capacity live music venue, featuring a 7k in house PA system and craft beers with a punk rock vibe.

Traditional community pub with real ales, live music, quiz night and jukebox!

There's nowhere quite like The Nowhere. Quiz Nights, Acoustic Jam Sessions, Live Music and Events. All welcome. Go Nowhere. Be Nobody.

Purchased in 2020 by Nudge Community Builders, in partnership with Eat Work Art, this building has been standing empty for 15 years. It holds really special memories for lots of people. Built in 1931 as The Gaumont Palace it’s been a dance hall, roller disco and much loved nightclub.

Plymouth Guildhall is a multi-purpose venue conveniently located in the heart of the city. It is steeped in history with dramatic architectural features which provide an impressive setting for your event. 

Good beer, craft ales, wine, speciality spirits and regular live music with a capacity of 270.

Retro music bar with karaoke for fun, colourful nights out.

OMG are the UK’s busiest and biggest gay venues, with state-of-the-art sound & lighting systems, buzzing atmosphere and great pricing.

A state-of-the-art immersive dome. Flexible co-working and inspiring workspaces.  Large meeting rooms and event spaces as well as a café/bar. A space to work, learn, meet, eat, create… and have fun!

A revitalised rope and window factory, Alma Yard is comprised of a series of buildings dating back to the mid 19th century and is set to become home to a community of creatives drawn to Plymouth’s burgeoning arts scene and relaxed pace of life.

A multi-purpose, multi-genre, 750 capacity live music venue. Set to be Casa's new monthly home.

The team behind THÊ DEPØ promise a 'flourishing and dynamic scene' across all music genres.

Since 1994, Kitty O'Hanlon's has brought a touch of "Irish" hospitality to Plymouth, as the first "and the best" "Irish" pub in the city.

An essential haunt for those who love blues music, good food and those who just like a great atmosphere. The Blues Bar Grill combines a bar, café, restaurant and a live music venue all in one, so wining, dining, doing lunch or just out for the night it’s the place to go.

Serving delicious homemade pizza and pasta with delicious cocktails, wine and beers.

Enjoy al fresco live music undercover in the heart of the Barbican.

Real Ideas took on the restoration and reimagining of Devonport Guildhall in 2007, opening its doors to the public in 2010 as a space for events, co-work and community activity.

This inclusive, multi-functional creative hub is passionate about using dance to help vulnerable young people in the city, with a high focus on mental health and well-being.

Real Ideas has been making positive change happen – for people, organisations and places – since 2007.

From supporting young people to find work and develop skills to helping start-ups and enterprises thrive, Real Ideas work to solve problems and create positive and lasting social change.

Annabel's Cabaret & Discotheque: A Kingdom of Night Time Pleasures.

Offers live music, burlesque and belly dancers, comedy nights and night club over two floors.

From it's home in the Theatre Royal Plymouth, The Drum theatre space has a 200 seat capacity and national a reputation for presenting new plays in a high quality programme of innovative works. The Drum often collaborates with other subsidised companies and venues, including the Lyric Hammersmith, the Bush Theatre and Hampstead Theatre.