Come and try out the ancient technique of Paper Marbling. Create stunning patterns on the surface of thickened water, manipulated with a stick or comb to disperse the paint and transfer to paper. This method can be used to make decorative paper for journaling, book covering or just as a stand-alone piece of art.

Macrame is an ancient arabic craft that involves the use of rope or strong wools to create beautiful knotted patterns. These knots build up in descending rows and for decorative wall hangings, bracelets, plant holders or other eye catching configurations that form rugs or tapestries. Let’s see what beauty we can create together.

Screen printing is a printing technique where a design is transferred on to a surface through a mesh screen. Join our community outreach artists and members of Mná na nEalaín Collective Carol Kennedy & Rennie Buenting.

The simple art of painting rocks! Make animals, create messages, or design an abstract creation on a beach pebble using acrylic paints and Posca Pens. These whimsical artworks can be enjoyed as a home décor piece or as a colourful addition to your garden. Let's get ready to Rock!

Rory Makem and Dónal Clancy continue the legacy and pay tribute to their fathers, Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy. Their show is a trip down memory lane with songs and stories from the early days of The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem through to more contemporary hits such as The Dutchamn and Makem’s self-penned anthem, Four Green Fields.

Join members of Mná na nEalaín collective Sibéal Riordan and Carol Kennedy for their final workshop! Time for the celebratory culmination of creativity, where participants will collaborate on assembling the breathtaking posters they've crafted throughout the year!

Megaslam wrestling, Friday November 8, doors open 7pm, show starts 7:30-9:30pm, Tickets adults 16€, children 12€, family 45€ The #1 Live Experience for Families returns to Nenagh following a sold out event in 2023 as Megaslam presents it’s incredible 2024...

Step into a world where art meets activism! Join us at Nenagh Arts Centre for an extraordinary exhibition showcasing the power of printmaking and the voices of local women. From bold linocuts to intricate screen prints, each artwork is a testament to the strength of community and the enduring legacy of feminist movements.