This is a typical charity shop which has all the usual bric-a-brac, clothing, shoes and music. ]…read more Unfortunately their window display leaves alot to be desired. If this was changed and modernised I believe the shop would probably get alot more business. In store there are alot of items which are sell-able and would prove successful on a window mannequin but there just aren't being used effectively. The shop is poky and can feel a little congested but this is in part due to the amount of clothes on the rails. The volunteer staff are very helpful and do all they can to accommodate your needs. They even keep items over to the end of day or a more suitable time if you're in a hurry, heading to work or have prior engagements.

Again for my recent penchant for various types of charity shop I thought it was apt to complete the…read moretrifecta. I've been here a few times in the past looking for that addition to a last minute Halloween costume. They always turn out a disaster and never quite get finished as of course I have a habit of sorting out what I need at the very very last minute. The last time I called in (albeit quite some time ago) I had to have a look around at some of the oddities on offer. You wouldn't believe the things charity shops have, I suppose they'll essentially take anything from anyone. I found ladies hat which was very similar to something an officer in the SS would have gone to work in. I did however manage to find a battered copy of Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species. A book I've never read but have been planning to for a long time. That said I still haven't but at least I own it... and all for a paltry quid.

The Community Arts Forum (CAF) offices are based opposite St Anne's church. The CAF provide…read moretraining, funding, courses, information etc to the people of Northern Ireland involved in the arts. If you're a community group looking for information regarding the above then this should be your first port of call. Sign up for their weekly newsletter. It's packed full of handy information about training, courses, events, jobs and news about what's on in the area. Call in to their office for leaflets, advice or to speak to one of their advisors about any queries you may have. Alternatively check out the website .... The CAF support such events as The CQAF and The Open House Festival. It's an invaluable resource for the arts community

Always plenty of staff in here…read more There are two changing rooms compared to the usual one in charity shops. This shop is exceptional for their displays on the window and around the shop. They have a good range of bric a brac. The shop is located half way up the Belmont rd. Near Olivers coffee shop.

Friendly staff, and friendly customers make this a relaxing place to have a few drinks on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. Sadly let's itself down by a lack of sports TV channels, but as these things can be costly it's understandable. The function room is a good decent size, set up cater for a wide variety of functions. Nothing fancy about the place, but fanciness is not expected from a British Legion Club. All in all, I give it a thumbs up!

This particular Restore shop focuses on house stuff and bikes…read more The items have had previous owners. The Restore staff have fixed anything with the items that may have been wrong and put them for sale in the shop. A great place to pick up some furniture. The shop is really big. So there is always space for big items like sofas and tables.

We got a matching three seater sofa and two chairs in perfect condition, literally looked like it…read morejust came out of a shop, still has the plastic on the foot rests of the recliners . Fraction of the price that a furniture store would have been. I think they sometimes get shop clearance items given to them. Furniture is hit and miss and the good stuff sells really quickly . Don't worry about getting anything you buy home they can deliver as they have a van, good too if your donating anything big. Also good if your after a cheap bike .

Te is a community space used for various activities…read more Set up to be the beacon of the community. Has workshops,counselling.. I was in here for a meeting. Just using their meeting room for a charity I volunteer with. The place seems quite spacious with numerous rooms. There is also an upstairs. It's located near Yorkgate shopping centre. It's is inside some terrace houses that where converted.

This charity shop brought to you by the people of Marie Curie is one of the best in town. It's…read moredecor is modern and the shop is laid out in such a fantastic way that you wouldn't believe it was a charity shop. The stock is constantly changed which encourages you to always pop in whenever your near by. The one bad thing I'd say about the shop is that there isn't much of a selection for the males of the world. Yes I know that the most regular customers to charity shops are old women or an girl studying art desperate to look unique by dredging through the past but come on!

This is an interesting historical home that can be classified as "unusual." Unlike other historical…read morehomes this one retains almost all of its contents including all of the personal effects of the last owners. The home is not wired for electricity but rather plumbed for gas lighting. There are many historical paintings and copies of classical paintings in the house. The tour is short but well worth taking.