Tina Claffey introduces some of her favourite pieces in PORTAL

Tina Claffey loves to get ‘lost’ in the bogs, eskers and wetlands of Ireland with her macro lens. This solo show takes the viewer through a portal to other wondrous worlds that coexist with us. Lichens become enchanted forests, mystical goblets appear that are fit for otherworldly kings and queens. This beguiling photography exhibition  – which must close on 30th …

Outdoor poetry events with Nell Regan at Japanese Gardens

We are delighted to present an outdoor poetry event at the beautiful Japanese Gardens, Irish National Stud, on Thursday 29th July with poet Nell Regan.    Nell will read from A Gap in the Clouds, a new version (co-translated by Nell Regan and  James Hadley) of Ogura’s 100 Poems by 100 Poets, one of the most important collections of poetry in …

Nomad Theatre Network interview with Patrick McCabe

Nomad Theatre Network interview with Patrick (Pat) McCabe following their support of the publishing of his upcoming novel “POGUEMAHONE” by Unbound Publishers. Padraic McIntyre sits down for an in-depth interview with Pat McCabe discussing his upcoming novel Poguemahone, the Covid 19 crisis for the Arts and where he sees the Arts going post-pandemic. The book, the author’s first for Unbound, …

PopUpArt Newbridge in Foyer

We are delighted to welcome PopUpArt Newbridge and have 20 local artists exhibiting in our foyer from 12th -30th July. You can see the full list of participating artists, their artworks and a price list here.  One of the artists will be on hand each day during our opening hours – Monday-Friday, 10am-2pm –  to tell you more about the …

Ballitore Broadcast!

“NEWS REPORTER: Here we are in the beautiful Ballitore, Co Kildare, to celebrate the opening of Power Nap – a retirement villa for ageing superheroes.  Facilities include: a lush forest with a supply of helpless kittens stuck in trees…” This audio story created by members of Griese Youth Theatre (aged 10-12 years) will be broadcast on speakers to Ballitore on:  Saturday, …