The Lowry

Going to see War Horse it's a magical venue also great art although some of the modern art is a bit hard to understand

Thoroughly enjoyed RoB Ellis's play FETISH KNIGHTS. Don't be shy, fetish yourself up when going as it adds to the atmosphere, I did!

More than just a museum , The Lowry holds regular theatre and comedy productions in addition to its exhibitions . The outside alone is worth a look, now recognised as an architectural landmark within th

Try the stem ginger ice cream , as recommended by Susie Blake (Coronation Street, Wicked) and definitely eat in the Restaurant . Better than most on the Quays IMHO!

Music fans should take a trip to The Lowry at The Quays to see the Peter Blake & Pop Music exhibition . Sir Peter Blake also known as the godfather of Pop Art .

Fantastic venue. Great shows and comedians . Clean , modern venue. Friendly staff . Perfect size for comedy shows .

The paintings are quite unique. There is a nice chance to do shopping and eat at the food court .

Great place to see a show. Anywhere you seat you'll have good view .

The Heretic by Richard Bean in the Quays Theatre was excellent. Dark humour, sharp writing and a superb cast. Cracking!

Great to see the wide range of Lowry paintings and not just the ones he's famous for.

Great atmosphere. Doesn't have a parking lot , but there's one next door!Loved it.

Interesting mix of music and plays. Architecture and overall space fab.

Some good exhibitions . Someone ought to have taught this Lowry character how to draw something other than chimneys and stickmen

Great venue by the Quay side in Manchester. Here today to deliver a key workshop on website performance

Great Arts Centre - Check out the home of the majority of LS Lowry's Paintings !

Just been to see Edward Scissorhands. In tears at the end. Caught me by surprise. Well done Matthew Bourne and Co

Take your own bottled drink and snacks as the concession stand is a ripoff.

Nice place to visit with good parking next door.

Always a great place to catch a show (or two).

If you're going to a show and parking in the main carpark, park on the lower levels othewise you'll be stuck for ages trying to get out

If seeing a show, DON'T get Coke (etc) from the concession stand , it's £1.80 there, wheras the vending machines in the same building are £1.50. To be honest, you'd be better taking your own

Lowry Museum upstairs at the Lowry is free (donation) and well worth a visit

Great building and magnificent design

'my town ' is on must to see list, enjoyed it so much.

Love this place ... seen a few good shows here

Go see Hofesh Shechter’s internationally acclaimed dance performance of Political Mother.

Watched 'The Boy Who Kicked Pigs ' ON Saturday, we thoroughly enjoyed it... Check it out of u can!

Lovely restaurant ! Really good food.

Not everyones caught on yet - the Library Theatre company have moved their production base to The Lowry and are doing 3 shows a year there.

Decent venue, but bank on spending a fortune. It ain't cheap .

Restaurant fairly expensive and empty at 6.30pm. Food delicious though especially the lamb rump.

Restaurants and bars

You can't take hot drinks into the boxes

The lowry theatre

Theatre .....people watching

The Wedding Singer

Get early if you want a table in the bar .

Go to see stuff

Go to the Lowey gallery , didn't like Lowry until seeing his work in Salford.

Check out the upcoming Hidden Glory