Nenagh Arts Centre CLG is a vibrant, arts space, that presents an ambitious multi-disciplinary programme of events. We facilitate the creation of artistic activities that supports a wide range of participation thus enhancing individual and community wellbeing. We employ professional arts practitioners whose work is relevant and engaging and offer opportunities for artists to bring quality work to audiences and the chance to directly interact with our community.
Our Vision
Create cultural opportunities that engages our community.
Our Mission
- Programme a wide range of creative activities that our communities can access to enhance individual and community wellbeing.
- Develop a creative culture that puts children at the centre, supports the development of our youth and fosters an appreciation of our diverse culture.
- Employ professional arts practitioners whose work is relevant and engaging and offer residency opportunities for artists to develop new work.
- Engage with new and existing audiences through outreach programmes that promote creativity, encourage participation and cultivates an entitlement to arts access.
History Nenagh Town Hall
The building was constructed in 1895 as a 3-bay building with fine round-headed doors and windows. It was designed by the then Town Engineer Robert Gill (grandfather of Tomás Mac Giolla TD and former Lord Mayor of Dublin). It housed Nenagh public library until the early 1980’s and was the home of Nenagh Town Council until 2005. The building was refurbished to include a 194 seater theatre and studios spaces available for local community groups. It was re-opened as Nenagh Arts Centre in 2010.
July 15, 2020
June 12, 2020