Try your hand at creating your own unique Brideog Doll with mixed-media artist, Kay O’Donoghue. Under Kay’s guidance, participants will get to work with various materials to create their doll. This includes pieces of material which, according to tradition, will be left out on the eve of St. Brigid’s Day to be blessed by the saint as she passes through the night

The Nenagh Players Present : The Salvage Shop. Set in the fictional seaside of Garris. It centres on the strained relationship between Sylvie, an alcoholic bandmaster and opera enthusiast who runs the salvage shop, and his son Eddie, a euphonium player who left the band years ago.

Come and join us at our November public workshop where we will create bespoke, personalised Christmas baubles using buttons and bling. You can be as adventurous as you like, creating beautiful tree ornaments that will match your theme and really stand out. You can add the name of someone you hold dear whom you wish to remember at Christmas or make a truly unique gift for a love one.

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.

Join mixed-media Artist Kay O’Donoghue as she guides you to create your very own stained glass inspired artwork. In this workshop you will take inspiration from the art of Harry Clarke whilst also paying homage to St Gobnait. Participants will create a fake stained glass image on glass with Gobnait’s beloved bees as the central theme.

Meet the author! Tipperary-born writer and animator, Seán Hogan who lives in Helsinki, Finland returns home to launch his latest book Brotherhood. He works in animation as a Storyboard Artist on projects for the likes of Disney, Warner Bros., Nickelodeon, and Apple TV+. His previous books include Rabbit and Paul (2015) and Project Crossroads (2016). In the rural, rolling hills of revolutionary Ireland, 4 teenagers engage in their own fight for freedom. Brotherhood is a darkly comedic tale of youthful rebellion set against the brutal backdrop of the Irish War of Independence. Brotherhood Part 1 of 2 is a 92-page black and white graphic novel set during the violent Irish War of Independence. The book has a full-colour cover, contains 76 pages of story, and is intended for a mature audience. You’ve never seen Irish history explored like this.