Lagan Valley Island is the headquarters of Lisburn City Council. The building opened for business in March 2001 and was officially opened by Her Majesty The Queen in November 2001. The facility is a unique one with a mix of civic, business and arts facilities. It comprises of Council offices, the Island Arts Centre, Council Chamber, purpose-built wedding facilities and conferencing facilities as well as Lighters Restaurant. On site car parking for over 300 cars is also available. The building itself is fully accessible for disabled and non-disabled persons. Lagan Valley Island is situated in the heart of the City of Lisburn and offers a host of activities to residents, visitors and businesses with its extensive choice of facilities.  Lagan Valley Island is Lisburn City Council's largest capital development project to date. The complex is part of the City Council's regeneration work to breathe life back into the older part of Lisburn City and the River Lagan.
The facility specialises in offering a personal and tailored service to business needs. Whether your business requires conferencing facilities, product launches, banqueting or room hire you are sure to find what you are looking for at Lagan Valley Island, at competitive rates. Expert help is on hand to make sure you get the service you expect. Where is Lagan Valley Island? Click on Location Map Each year over 350,000 people make use of Lagan Valley Island as users or to visit Lisburn City Council offices. To discover more about what's on offer, please visit the options here. | 
