What’s On

Join us in person for a unique exhibition of work created by our creative community led by artist Leisa Gray.

Nenagh Youth Theatre runs weekly workshops every Saturday for 13 – 17yr olds who ​are looking for a creative outlet to express themselves.

The ‘Stronger Together Exhibition’ is a celebration of Traveller identity and culture in North Tipperary.

The ever glamorous literary duo Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen will share their very own dedicated evening at Nenagh Arts Centre with the ever fabulous Irish Times journalist and completely ‘notion’ free Roisin Ingle.

Our ever popular schools poetry competition will be judged by poet Eileen Sheehan.

An intriguing conversation is promised here as Professor Sarah Moore Fitzgerald talks to writers Madeleine D'Arcy and Kerri Ní Dochartaigh.

Meet researchers and presenters of the hugely popular Bad Bridgets podcast, Dr Leanne McCormick and Dr Elaine Farrell for a conversation hosted by Catriona Crowe.

Join one of Ireland's finest writers and journalists Susan McKay for a conversation with novelist and journalist Eimear Ryan about her new book

Join Professor Diarmaid Ferriter and Catriona Crowe in a conversation chaired by Mary Wilson in which they explore, in this period of the Decade of Centenaries, questions of "ownership" and the retelling the stories that over time shape us and the societies in which we live.

Join Declan Murphy for an exploration of THE SPIRIT OF THE RIVER. Author and naturalist, Declan Murphy explores themes ranging from nature and conservation to mental health.

Tipperary born Eimear Ryan and Louise Nealon in conversation with Edel Coffey.

Join poet  Afric McGlinchey and singer songwriter Peter O' Toole as they share and explore their work, the common ground between them as they are both musicians and lyricists. 

Eden is the powerful story of an ordinary relationship on an extraordinary weekend. Directed by Andrew Flynn & winner of Best New Play at both the Irish Times Theatre Awards and the Stewart Parker Awards.

Eden is the powerful story of an ordinary relationship on an extraordinary weekend. Directed by Andrew Flynn & winner of Best New Play at both the Irish Times Theatre Awards and the Stewart Parker Awards.