Brigid Fest is a celebration of Brigid's Day, which has its origins in the Celtic festival of Imbolc. This festival symbolises the beginning of spring and honours Brigid, the Celtic goddess of crafts, learning, and fertility. In more recent times, Brigid has come to represent wisdom and strength, and it is these attributes that we aim to celebrate with a day of engaging activities.

This years Spleodar Halloween Arts Festival takes place from Saturday 27th October - Wednesday 31st October so make sure and mark those dates in your diary! We have an amazing festival planned for you this year so keep a lookout for updates and news about all the workshops and events lined up on the #NenaghArts social media channels.

This inaugural exhibition features photographs by the members of the Nenagh Street Collective, showcasing images that hold personal significance for the individuals within the Collective. The displayed photos, encompassing both film and digital media, epitomise the diverse and evolving landscape of contemporary photography.

Join our community outreach artists and members of Mná na nEalaín Collective Angelina Foster and Sibéal Riordan for an exciting workshop exploring letterpress & monoprinting.

It’s not easy to get by in this crazy old world, is it? But Fred and Alice have discovered that all you really need are 2 tennis rackets, disproportionate reactions to minor accidents, an immature coping strategy and each other.

Join us for an enchanting evening of poetic expression. As the sun dips below the horizon, the doors open! From seasoned poets to fledgling wordsmiths, all are invited to step into the spotlight and share their innermost thoughts, dreams, and emotions.

Barking Dog's adaptation of the second "Alice" book. Alice meets, among others, a talking flower, Tweedle Dum and Dweedle Dee, Humpty Dumpty, The Red And White Knights, The White Queen and The Red Queen too. Barking Dog's two talented actors (with the help of some puppets and children from the audience) present this exciting tale.

LGBTQ community meet-ups provide safe and inclusive space for connection and celebration with mutual support and a sense of belonging. Join us for engaging discussions and fun activities such as game nights, hikes, coffee catch ups and much more!

Discover the ancient art of weaving with willow to create delightful creature shapes such as fish, birds, dragonflies, and butterflies. Join us for the monthly willow workshop with Lynn Kirkham and explore the deeper themes of abundance, biodiversity, and the fragility of life.