What’s On

The Sunflower Exhibition holds special significance and is connected to Ukraine's Independence Day as both symbolise resilience, hope, and cultural identity. The sunflower, a national symbol of Ukraine, represents strength and perseverance, much like the journey of Ukrainian refugees who seek to rebuild their lives in new communities.

Lorrha Dorrha Ladies Club is proud to present Nature Through A Lens, where they capture local biodiversity through phone photography.

This collaboration between Misneach Choir and Collie Hogan is a single launch in aid of C-Saw.

Every first Tuesday of the month! Join us for photography meet up. Are you passionate about capturing moments, exploring new angles, and sharing your love for photography? We invite shutterbugs of all levels to come together to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and simply indulge in the joy of photography.

This exhibition Transforming the Landscape by Josephine Geaney was commissioned by Siga-Hydro to create a body of work inspired by the unique landscape of the Silvermines.

Lisa Lambe returns with a brand-new edition of her acclaimed show; Nightvisiting. Featuring even more traditional songs and tunes inspired by Ireland’s folklore.

Join Edward Hayden for a 1-hour cooking demonstration in Nenagh Arts Centre, presented as part of Taste of Nenagh.

Come along to Geraldine's masterclass and explore how to choose and use the garments that will flatter your figure!

Remembering Ronnie Drew is a brand new show led by Phelim Drew….the Son of Ronnie Drew from the Dubliners , and for the first time ever he is offering a unique chance to hear some of Ronnie’s Favourite Songs from the Dubliners after his passing where his music is dearly missed. 

Join us at Nenagh Arts Centre from 7pm on Friday September 19th to celebrate Culture Night 2025. This year Nenagh Arts Centre has curated a selection of events to cater to all your senses with elements worth seeing, hearing, tasting and moving your body to.

Nomads is an original music project by Jimmy Tooher and Daryl Hogan that combines elements of blues, folk and indie rock.

Craft Share & Repair workshops, Monday 22nd September , 10am-1pm, FREE, no booking required. A space for crafters and wannabe crafters in Nenagh. Bring a project you are working on, or bring clothes that you want to repair. Or simply...

Night 1 - Friday 26th September. Following a sell-out show at NAC last year, Grace Shesgreen makes a welcome return to the stage in Nenagh for two shows this September. From Broadway hits to cinematic features and timeless classics, audiences will be treated to many favourites and some hidden gems down through the years, and feature a live on-stage orchestra.

Night 2 - Saturday 27th September. Following a sell-out show at NAC last year, Grace Shesgreen makes a welcome return to the stage in Nenagh for two shows this September. From Broadway hits to cinematic features and timeless classics, audiences will be treated to many favourites and some hidden gems down through the years, and feature a live on-stage orchestra.

This exhibition explores the connection between voice, self and community.

Dromineer Nenagh Literary Festival's opening event sponsored by The Wine Buff features writers published by Doire Press, Claire Hennessy & Paul Perry.

Former State Pathologist of Ireland and author Marie Cassidy in conversation with award-winning journalist, author, and podcaster Nicola Tallant.

In this poetry workshop, Geraldine Mitchell will encourage participants to find words that are both powerful and positive to write their own poems of hope.

Frank's Road, directed and produced by Eamonn Dillon, is a documentary that tells the story of Frank Buckley, a seemingly ordinary driver for Paddywagon tours who has lived an extraordinary life.

The official Irish book launch for this RTÉ Junior recommended book, this event includes a reading, book signing and art activities lead by the author.