Event List 4

A collaborative exhibition of paintings and poetry by twin siblings Denis Kelly and Mary Pooley. This is an exhibition inspired by the Brigid 1500 celebrations. It is also a homage to the memory of their mother Bridget. The exhibition consists of seven paintings inspired by the St Brigid’s cross motif, where these paintings play with perceptions of reality, while complimenting and responding to the poetry on display.

Join uplifting weekly dance classes every Wednesday 2-3pm, led by dance artist Mia DiChiaro and explore the joy of movement while nurturing your creative spirit! No booking necessary.

PUCKED tells the story of the young and ambitious Matty Daly. Immersed in the GAA from birth, Matty has one dream and one dream only, to play on his senior team. When Matty finally gets called up, we join him as he learns the hard way that playing senior isn’t everything it’s cracked up to be. PUCKED tackles issues such as self- confidence, individualism, masculinity and ambition with humour and energy, all the while celebrating the greatest sport on earth, hurling.

The students of Jennifer's School of Music will be performing a live showcase of their talents with proceeds going to Nenagh Special Summer Camp.

The students of Jennifer's School of Music will be performing a live showcase of their talents with proceeds going to Nenagh Special Summer Camp.

HeART of Gaza grew out of a WhatsApp exchange of children's drawings between Mohammed Timraz (Gaza) and Féile Butler (Sligo). Images of soldiers, tanks and bleeding bodies, from artists as young as three, spurred on the friends to create the exhibition as a platform for the most voiceless, the most vulnerable and the most impacted in this genocide.

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!

School Workshops are being facilitated alongside the HeART of Gaza Exhibition. Here the students will have the opportunity to examine the artworks in depth. Rather than drawing generic symbols of solidarity, such as Palestinian flags, doves or rainbows, the students will be encouraged to engage with a particular child, artwork or theme from the exhibition.

Edwina Knight is a local artist whose oil paintings are inspired by her experience of swimming in Lough Derg. Each artwork captures the dance of light and colour in the water, reflecting both its serenity and turbulence.