There Is Hope with Leah McFall, Strule Arts Centre

What to Expect

There Is Hope is a touring evening built by Crown Jesus Ministries around live music, interviews and personal stories, and it lands at the Strule Arts Centre in Omagh on Saturday 24 October 2026 at 8pm. The format alternates between performance and conversation: guests are interviewed on stage about turning points in their own lives, and the music sits between those segments rather than being the whole programme. The venue lists the running time at roughly two hours.

The named guest for the Omagh date is Leah McFall, the Belfast singer who reached the final of The Voice UK and has since worked as a recording and session artist. The evening is explicitly Christian in content and closes on a message of hope, but it is pitched at a general audience rather than a church congregation, and the Strule is a public arts venue rather than a place of worship. Admission is free, though tickets are issued through the box office so the centre can manage numbers, and the Strule’s standard terms apply once a ticket is booked. Wheelchair spaces and accessible seating can be arranged by contacting the box office directly on 028 8224 7831.

Good to Know

• Date and time: Saturday 24 October 2026, 8pm, running approximately two hours
• Venue: Strule Arts Centre, Townhall Square, Omagh
• Price: free, but a ticket must be booked through the Strule box office
• Guest performer: Leah McFall, formerly of The Voice UK
• Organiser: Crown Jesus Ministries, a Northern Ireland based evangelistic organisation
• Booking: online through the Strule Arts Centre website or by phone on 028 8224 7831
• Accessibility: wheelchair and accessible seating available on request from the box office
• Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable once issued

Getting There

The Strule Arts Centre sits on Townhall Square in the middle of Omagh, beside the River Strule and a short walk from High Street and Market Street. Omagh is reached on the A5 from Strabane and Derry to the north and from Ballygawley and the M1 to the south, on the A32 from Enniskillen, and on the A505 from Cookstown. There are council car parks within a few minutes’ walk of the square, and the Omagh bus centre on Mountjoy Road is close by for Ulsterbus services from Belfast, Derry, Enniskillen and Dublin.