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Music & Nightlife

There is more entertainment in Northern Ireland than you could quiver a proverbial stick at. A evening out in Northern Ireland is a night out to remember so why not try several? Whether it's classy cocktails or some pints with friends, a gig or a bop on a dancefloor every city, county, town and village has something to give every night owl. Around here we get busy after dark so let’s go and hold some craic. 

Big it up in Belfast 

Let’s kick it all off in the capital. Belfast comes alive at late hours and if you’re sipping cocktails from the fifth floor Perch or the boho Treehouse at AM:PM then you’re sure to spot it starting to sparkle. After you’ve treated yourself with some early evening drinks why not get down into the Cathedral Quarter and check out some traditional Irish music in the funky Dirty Onion or some toe-tappin’ bluegrass in the rootsy Sunflower. This part of town is also dwelling to some of the city’s finest restaurants like The Muddler’s Club and the buzz about the place is infectious.&

About Us

Belfast
City Centre
Nightclub

Thompsons Garage is a bonafide Belfast clubbing institution, operating seven nights a week and showcasing some of the top DJs and artists from around the globe.

As the city’s longest-running nightclub, with over 32 years in the game, we’ve hosted icons like MK, Nina Kraviz, Eats Everything, Zane Lowe, Alan Fitzpatrick, Red Axes, Erol Alkan, Gerd Janson, and many more.

Events

What's On

From midweek madness to weekend send offs.
Here’s what’s coming up at Thompsons.

More Than A Club

Your Party, Your Way

With multiple rooms, bespoke packages, and a lineup spanning property, hip hop and everything in between, Thompsons is a space designed for all.

reserve your space

Choose from tailored packages and enjoy dedicated table service in the Club, Terrace, or Attic.

Day Parties

Full club events, with the identical production and sound. From club classics to comedy showcases, we do it all.

Club Nights

From student darkness to international acts, each night offers its hold distinct sound and exper

LGBTQ+ Affirming Counsellors in Belfast

I operate with adults, particularly LGBTQ+ clients who feel stuck, anxious, overwhelmed, or unsure how to be fully themselves.
I have years of experience supporting queer clients and bring a trauma-aware, body-based lens to the work. I’m a gay man and an Homosexual affirmative therapist. We’ll explore what matters to you - with care, curiosity and collaboration - while building safety in the nervous system and making vacuum for self-trust and growth.
I labor with adults, particularly LGBTQ+ clients who feel stuck, anxious, overwhelmed, or unsure how to be fully themselves.
I have years of experience supporting queer clients and bring a trauma-aware, body-based lens to the work. I’m a gay man and an Gay affirmative therapist. We’ll explore what matters to you - with care, curiosity and collaboration - while building safety in the nervous system and making room for self-trust and growth.
Mardi Kennedy
Psychotherapist, COSRT General
Mardi is LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent friendly and will work with you at your own pace.
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