Events

Blow away the January blues with a short, introductory course to this most accessible form of Samba drumming.

The phenomenal Ciarán Houlihan returns to Nenagh Arts Centre this January with his internationally renowned Elvis tribute show!

We Are Still Here: Portraits from Nenagh is a mixed-media exhibition exploring identity, resilience, and belonging in contemporary rural Ireland. Launch - Friday February 6th 6pm.

In this hilarious yet poignant show Sharon VS traces the root of all her mid-life crises to divine self radicalisation in her teens and Mari Volar questions if God is really a bad guy or just made-up. Spoiler alert: this show may include the most entertaining confessional in history.

Misneach Choir – One Love, Friday February 13th, 7:30pm, €20 Join Misneach Choir for an uplifting evening of love and music at Nenagh Arts Centre this Valentine’s season. “One Love” brings together beautiful choral performances alongside special guest artists including...

An exhibition by Hanna Moskvita presenting a series of photorealistic portraits created exclusively with charcoal on paper.

Craft Share & Repair workshops, Monday 19th January and Monday 16th February, 10am-1pm, FREE, no booking required. A space for crafters and wannabe crafters in Nenagh.Share your love of textile crafts, repairing or up-cycling. This informal workshop is an ongoing...

In this multimedia performance the audience is taken on a colorful and personal journey from the artist's hometown of Vienna to his life among the Zabaleen in Cairo. Seven stories about seven human destinies from the "Garbage City" will be accompanied by a photographic display, Arabic music, and self-composed music on the violin. A multi-sensory experience for the eyes and ears.

Bringing visibility to a subject still shaped by stigma and silence, the exhibition invites audiences to reconsider how menstruation is perceived, reframing it as a natural, powerful and life-affirming process.

The Nenagh Players return to the Arts Centre with their production of 'The Salvage Shop.'