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Debra Chauhan: It's a lovely venue with lovely performance spaces. I play here with a samba band on a Sunday evening, and in the past have performed here with Magna Music Band/Drum and Brass. Nice cafe and friendly staff!

Mariam cortés: In love with the expo, highly recommend

Joshua Lace: The Attenborough Arts Centre is a gem in Leicester - and I don't just say that as a UoL student. They always have interesting and prescient exhibitions, their staff are extremely nice and it's even a great place to study or write essays.

jackie king (Pxc150): The kids I took loved it there,car park is small, no where for coaches other than on double yellow lines,and there's a full café, worth a look

Jo Mc: Ok

Karen Ellis: Always thought provoking, never disappointing, love the attenborough arts centre!A fantastic art centre comprising of galleries, studios, rehearsal spaces and social areas.Worth checking the website to see what is on as displays change frequently and some interactive exhibitions do require a ticket.Theatre, comedy and music events must be booked.Also host an excellent range of creative classes from one off lessons to complete courses.

R D: Great museum! An easy walk from the train station and into the city centre, open 11am-4.30pm.Has several exhibits running, some based around Leicestershire and Leicester's history which are very informative. I saw 'Colour Coded Birds' by Lucy Stevens that brought together ornithology and art.There is an ancient Egypt section, a dinosaur section and a natural history section which are great for primary school kids and an area downstairs specifically for small children to interact with. There is also some pre and post war art, from Die Brucke to the Weimar Germany - I personally liked the woodblock prints.Would definitely recommend as part of a day out, could spend anywhere from an hour upwards depending on how much information you read!

Michael Miles: Very friendly atmosphere and a very pleasant cafe. Staff wererelaxed and welcoming.

Wendy Davies: Art gallery, coffee shop all open to the public. 12-4pm gallery. Workshops and much more

The Throwback Guy: Great place for a little visit with a friend or two. All the staff are very friendly too! You can go and chill in the galleries and do some drawing upstairs too.For a fuller experience I recommend getting into one of the various art classes as well!

Silvia Nogaro: Il centro che fa parte dell'Università di Leicester, fu fondato nel 1997 da Richard Attenborough, noto attore e regista britannico, ed inaugurato dalla principessa Diana pochi mesi prima della sua morte. All'interno del centro vengono organizzati vari tipi di corsi sia per bambini che per adulti. Vi è però anche uno spazio allestito per ospitare mostre estemporanee. Io ne ho vista una dedicata a Mohammad Barrangi, un artista di origine iraniana. Le sue opere, molto colorate, sono ispirate all'antica cultura persiana e si fondono con le problematiche moderne con un omaggio alle donne e al loro coraggio. L'entrata è libera e c'è anche un piccolo bar. All'ingresso, in una vetrinetta, è esposto un piatto in ceramica di Picasso, donato dalla famiglia Attenborough con accanto alcune foto dell'inaugurazione. Da tener presente che tante altre opere in ceramica di Picasso, sempre donate dalla famiglia Attenborough, possono essere ammirate al Leicester Museum & Art Gallery, che si trova sulla New Walk a Leicester.

Catherine Simpson: Lovely little venue

Forkbeard: Saw Drag Queens vs Zombies. Bloody hilarious 😂

Victoria Trueman: Went to Leicester Comedy Asylum show.Very good venue and facilities

Trev Parker: Small gallery, small cafe, slightly out of town, but worth a visit.

Viv Denscombe: Great experience !

Nazir Khalifa: We are blessed in leicester

David Mercer: Another great show on another great night, will be back

Ali Bakewell: Great shows for families

Autumn Unwin: Accessible theatre space, progressive art exhibitions and a really nice café.Just a nice place tbh