Places to Visit

Millenium Court Arts Centre contains two purpose built gallery spaces providing a platform for showcasing contemporary works by local, national and international artists. Gallery 1 has housed a number of high profile exhibitions in the past number of months. Gallery 2 provides a more intimate space for smaller artworks. Events are signposted on the website.

Restored 18th Century lock-keeper's house, stables and bothy on the Newry Canal. The path follows the Newry Canal Way.Two-mile walk along the towpath from Shillington's Quay car park, Castle St, Portadown, or park at Knock Bridge on the Mullaghead Rd and follow the signs for Moneypenny's Lockhouse. Exhibitions. Wheelchair access limited.

The Milford Buildings Preservation Trust, a registered charity which is dedicated to protecting Milford House has restored the Gate Lodge which is open to the public for the first time this year and contains family costumes, furniture and silver returned to Milford after an absence of over seventy years. Guided tours of the gate lodge tell the extrodinary storey of the Mc Crum family, and the magnificent house they created. The gate lodge grounds provide a very peaceful setting. The remains of Lisbanoe Mill where the electricty was generated can be seen nearby and the field where William Mc Crum invented the penalty kick is only five minutes walk.

Try Skirmishing is an outdoor tactical game of team based combat, also known as "Electronic Paintball". Although the similarities end there, as with Laser Skirmishing the type of weapons, their range and the tactical element of the game is so much better.

Laser Skirmish is a team oriented combat simulation that is played in a variety of different locations such as an urban setting, woodlands, heathlands or on purpose built battlefields