Meanings of entertainment venue in English

However, its position as the country's foremost events venue is merely a clue as to its real purpose.

Ryan hosted a low-key, 10-minute press conference without a balloon or champagne bottle in sight at an events venue called The Armory.

I graduated from the University of Glasgow last summer with a degree in Gaelic, and I'm working for a wedding and events venue.

Next week, Sea Church restaurant is due to open at the village's St Colman's Church, which has been transformed into a music and events venue.

A 21.4 hectare vineyard, wedding and events venue just four kilometres north of the NSW country town of Mudgee has been listed for sale.

Think improvised loft-like event space, and you'll get the idea.

The most recent plan is for the sphere to be an office and event space.

How does this multi-million dollar event space survive?

Dara Khosrowshahi stands in the wings of an airy, modern corporate event space in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.

Makers Landing will feature a kitchen studio and event space that showcases and celebrates South African food heritage.

The winning concept for a new public events space in the Dublin docklands was unveiled today.

Planners have given the green light for a unique performance and events space in the Dublin docklands.

Folly for a Flyover … their second temporary events space was conceived as a little house trapped beneath a motorway.

About half that area is slated for public use, including sports and events space - more than twice the size of New York's Central Park.

Its largest events space, The Marker Suite, can cater for 240 people for a sit-down dinner, or a maximum 350 people for a drinks reception.

As well as housing Tàpies's donations of his own work, this institution has an exhibition venue of international stature.

With the arrival of the Fenton Gallery, Cork's already burgeoning visual arts scene has gained an elegant new exhibition venue.

It may not be quite as opulent as Molesworth St, but that probably gives it an edge as an exhibition venue.

Then, Detroit architect C. Howard Crane set out to dwarf the nearby Olympia halls by creating the largest exhibition venue in Europe.

In 1886, though, out of the blue, he showed four astonishing paintings at the Salon des Indépendants, the principal exhibition venue for the Post-Impressionists.