There are several theatre, art and music venues in Coventry attracting popular sporting events and singing musicians.
Along with this, the city has several retail parks located out of the city centre and its own shopping mall in the heart of the city:
Warwick Arts Centre: situated at the University of Warwick, Warwick Arts Centre includes an art gallery, a theatre, a concert hall and a cinema.

Albany Theatre: is the city's main community theatre.
It is housed at what used to be the Butts Centre of City College Coventry.
Known as the Butts or College Theatre, it closed in 2009 with the sale of the college to private developers.
The theatre re-opened in 2013 as the Albany Theatre, as part of the Premier Inn hotel on the site of the former Butts Technical College and is run as a charitable trust with support from the council.

Belgrade Theatre: one of the largest producing theatres in Britain, the 858-seat Belgrade was the first civic theatre to be opened in the UK following the Second World War.
The theatre underwent a huge redevelopment and reopened in September 2007; in addition to refurbishing the existing theatre, the redevelopment included a new 250-seat studio auditorium known as B2, a variety of rehearsal spaces and an exhibition space that traces the history of theatre in Coventry.

There is also the recently constructed Belgrade Plaza.

Ricoh Arena: located 4 miles (6.4 kilometres) north of the city centre, the 32,600 capacity sports stadium is also used to hold major rock concerts for some of the world's biggest acts, including Oasis, Bon Jovi, Coldplay, Lady Gaga, Rod Stewart, Kings of Leon and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
It was also one of the venues chosen for the footballing events at the 2012 Olympic Games.
The adjacent Jaguar Exhibition Hall is a 6,000-seat events venue for hosting a multitude of other acts.

SkyDome Arena, which is a 3,000 capacity sports auditorium, and has played host to artists such as Girls Aloud, Paul Oakenfold and Judge Jules.
It is the home ground for Coventry Blaze ice hockey club, and has also hosted professional wrestling events from WWE, TNA and Pro Wrestling Noah
War Memorial Park—known by locals simply as the Memorial Park—which holds various festivals including the Godiva Festival and the Coventry Caribbean Festival, every year.
It also host the weekly Parkrun event.

Butts Park Arena, home of Coventry Rugby Football Club and Coventry Bears Rugby League Club, holds music concerts occasionally.

Kasbah nightclub, Hillfields.
It was renamed after refurbishment in 2007, but is sometimes referred to by its previous name, 'Colosseum'.
By older Coventrians, it is still remembered as the Orchid Ballroom.

Criterion Theatre, a small theatre, in Earlsdon.

Coombe Country Park, although outside the city boundary, Coventry City Council's only country park.

West Orchards Shopping Centre - Located in the city centre and is the only mall located in Coventry with over 50 stores and restaurants/cafés.

Upper and Lower Precinct - An outdoor shopping centre with many high street stores, popular cafes, and street food carts, a library, banks, opticians and travel agents.

Broadgate - A department store (Primark), cafes, banks, a selection of restaurants and clubs.

Coventry market - Indoor market with fruit vendors, clothing, fresh meat and fish, accessories
Gallagher Retail Park - McDonald's, Subway and Costa with many stores for home, accessories, clothing and pets with discount stores.

Central 6 Retail Park-  Burger King, American Golf with many stores for home, accessories, clothing and discount stores.

Cannon Park Shopping Centre - Tesco, Costa, Greggs, Subway with many stores and banks for health, travel, sports, jewellers, computing and discount stores.

Warwickshire Shopping Park - the city's most recent shopping park, with department stores, food, travel and health in the south of Coventry near a supermarket and behind the A46.
There are several theatre, art and music venues in Coventry attracting popular sporting events and singing musicians. Along with this, the city has several retail parks located out of the city centre and its own shopping mall in the heart of the city:
Warwick Arts Centre: situated at the University of Warwick, Warwick Arts Centre includes an art gallery, a theatre, a concert hall and a cinema.
Albany Theatre: is the city's main community theatre. It is housed at what used to be the Butts Centre of City College Coventry. Known as the Butts or College Theatre, it closed in 2009 with the sale of the college to private developers. The theatre re-opened in 2013 as the Albany Theatre, as part of the Premier Inn hotel on the site of the former Butts Technical College and is run as a charitable trust with support from the council.
Belgrade Theatre: one of the largest producing theatres in Britain, the 858-seat Belgrade was the first civic theatre to be opened in the UK following the Second World War. The theatre underwent a huge redevelopment and reopened in September 2007; in addition to refurbishing the existing theatre, the redevelopment included a new 250-seat studio auditorium known as B2, a variety of rehearsal spaces and an exhibition space that traces the history of theatre in Coventry.
There is also the recently constructed Belgrade Plaza.
Ricoh Arena: located 4 miles (6.4 kilometres) north of the city centre, the 32,600 capacity sports stadium is also used to hold major rock concerts for some of the world's biggest acts, including Oasis, Bon Jovi, Coldplay, Lady Gaga, Rod Stewart, Kings of Leon and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. It was also one of the venues chosen for the footballing events at the 2012 Olympic Games. The adjacent Jaguar Exhibition Hall is a 6,000-seat events venue for hosting a multitude of other acts.
SkyDome Arena, which is a 3,000 capacity sports auditorium, and has played host to artists such as Girls Aloud, Paul Oakenfold and Judge Jules. It is the home ground for Coventry Blaze ice hockey club, and has also hosted professional wrestling events from WWE, TNA and Pro Wrestling Noah
War Memorial Park—known by locals simply as the Memorial Park—which holds various festivals including the Godiva Festival and the Coventry Caribbean Festival, every year. It also host the weekly Parkrun event.
Butts Park Arena, home of Coventry Rugby Football Club and Coventry Bears Rugby League Club, holds music concerts occasionally.
Kasbah nightclub, Hillfields. It was renamed after refurbishment in 2007, but is sometimes referred to by its previous name, 'Colosseum'. By older Coventrians, it is still remembered as the Orchid Ballroom.
Criterion Theatre, a small theatre, in Earlsdon.
Coombe Country Park, although outside the city boundary, Coventry City Council's only country park.
West Orchards Shopping Centre - Located in the city centre and is the only mall located in Coventry with over 50 stores and restaurants/cafés.
Upper and Lower Precinct - An outdoor shopping centre with many high street stores, popular cafes, and street food carts, a library, banks, opticians and travel agents.
Broadgate - A department store (Primark), cafes, banks, a selection of restaurants and clubs.
Coventry market - Indoor market with fruit vendors, clothing, fresh meat and fish, accessories
Gallagher Retail Park - McDonald's, Subway and Costa with many stores for home, accessories, clothing and pets with discount stores.
Central 6 Retail Park-  Burger King, American Golf with many stores for home, accessories, clothing and discount stores.
Cannon Park Shopping Centre - Tesco, Costa, Greggs, Subway with many stores and banks for health, travel, sports, jewellers, computing and discount stores.
Warwickshire Shopping Park - the city's most recent shopping park, with department stores, food, travel and health in the south of Coventry near a supermarket and behind the A46.
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