Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre

The Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre, located in Limavady, Northern Ireland, is a vibrant civic venue that combines historical architecture with modern cultural offerings. Originally built in 1872 as Limavady Town Hall, the building underwent significant renovations and was reopened in 2011 after a £4 million redevelopment. Visitors can explore its neoclassical façade, which retains elements of the original structure, while enjoying a variety of arts and cultural events. The centre serves as a hub for the local community and is a testament to the town's rich history, including notable events such as a dinner hosted for New Zealand's Prime Minister William Massey during World War I.