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Easter 2010 Trading Hours
Day
Hours of Business
Good Friday
9.00am
9.00pm
Easter Saturday
9.00am
6.00pm
Easter Sunday
1.00pm
6.00pm
Easter Monday
10.00am
5.30pm
Easter Tuesday
9.00am
6.00pm
May 2010
Day
Hours of Business
Monday 3rd May
10.00am
5.30pm
Normal Trading Hours
Day
Hours of Business
Monday
9.00am
6.00pm
Tuesday
9.00am
6.00pm
Wednesday
9.00am
9.00pm
Thursday
9.00am
9.00pm
Friday
9.00am
9.00pm
Saturday
9.00am
6.00pm
Sunday
1.00pm
6.00pm
 
Lost Property
 
If you have lost property during your visit to the Mall. Complete the lost property form here and we will make contact with you, if the item has been found.
All unclaimed property will be held for 1 month, then donated to a charity of our choice.
 

 

 


Student Projects
  Information on the Mall is available to students, to assist with school projects.
Please complete the form here to request details.
 
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Visit here for past events  
 
Love is in the air
Jack Marshall at Bow Street Mall
Little Jack Marshall gets ready for Valentine's Day at Bow Street Mall, Lisburn.

He's looking forward to hearing James Huish, Northern Ireland's King of Swing, who will be singing to customers on Saturday 13th February between 2-5pm.

Also up for grabs is the chance for customers to win a romantic break for two at the Radisson Blu Roe Park Resort, Limavady.

LISBURN KIDS LEARN TO PROTECT BUTTERFLIES AT BOW STREET MALL
 
Primary schools from Lisburn City will get the opportunity to help conserve and preserve butterflies when they visit Bow Street Mall, next week, and hear how they can do their bit to help prevent them from declining.

It’s part of an environment campaign by the shopping centre, in partnership with the Ulster Wildlife Trust, aimed at raising awareness to help to protect the species, which also plays a big part of the centre’s logo.
 
Ethan Tohill( 9) from St Joseph's P.S. and Brooke Moorhead (8) from Knockmore P.S, Lisburn, get ready to learn how to protect the butterfly at Bow Street Mall, Lisburn.
 

Ethan Tohill(9) from St Joseph’s P.S. and Brooke Moorhead (8) from Knockmore P.S, Lisburn, get a preview of the butterfly conserve and preserve campaign at Bow Street Mall, Lisburn from Ulster Wildlife Trust representative Kelly Muldoon.

 
 

Click here for photos and details of past events at Bow Street Mall