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CULTURE IS CATCHING FRI 21 SEPT CULTURENIGHT.IE TIPPERARY 2018
CULTURE NIGHT ‘18 WILL TAKE
PLACE ON FRIDAY 21 SEPT
Now in its thirteenth year, Culture Night
is an annual all-island celebration of
culture, creativity and the arts. It is made
up of hundreds of events across Ireland and
internationally.
Arts and cultural organisations of all shapes
and sizes extend their opening hours on Culture
Night, to allow for increased access to the
public. Participating venues also programme
special and unique events and workshops and
everything is available free of charge.
In Tipperary this year, Culture Night will be
celebrated with performances, live music,
tours, talks, art workshops and much more.
Gather your family and friends and go out take
the opportunity to experience some culture
together!
San áit a bhfeiceann tú an litir “G”, ciallaíonn
sin gur ócáid i nGaeilge atá i gceist.
TIPPERARY CULTURE NIGHT AMBASSADOR
To celebrate Culture Night 2018, Tipperary Arts Office has appointed
Roseanna Purcell as Culture Night Ambassador. An actor and writer
from Littleton, Thurles, Roseanna’s work includes Signatories at
Kilmainham Gaol, Red Rock for TV3 and most recently, Copper Face
Jacks The Musical at The Olympia Theatre. She wrote her first play
“Test Copy” in 2017 and it premiered at Nenagh Arts Centre.
You can meet Roseanna when she returns to Nenagh Arts Centre
to celebrate Culture Night and launch the specially commissioned
exhibition, “The Journey” - see Nenagh page for more details.
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TIPPERARY
CULTURAL PROVIDERS
BRÚ BORÚ TIPPERARY EXCEL ARTS ROSCREA HERITAGE
Cashel, Co. Tipperary & CULTURAL CENTRE Castle Street, Roscrea
t 062 61122 Mitchell Street, Tipperary Town t 0505 87850
e bruboru@comhaltas.com t 062 80520 w www.roscreaheritage.com
w www.comhaltas.com w www.tipperary-excel.com
CAHIR CASTLE
CRAFT GRANARY TIPPERARY LIBRARIES Castle Street, Cahir
Church Street, Cahir Castle Avenue, Thurles t 052 7441011
t 052 7441473 t 0504 21555 e cahircastle@opw.ie
e craftgranary1@eircom.net e libraries@tipperarycoco.ie w www.heritageireland.ie
w www.craftgranary.com w www.tipperarylibraries.ie
ROCK OF CASHEL
CLONMEL JUNCTION THE NARROW SPACE St. Patricks Rock of Cashel, Cashel
ARTS FESTIVAL GALLERY t 062 61437
18 Parnell Street, Raheen, Clonmel 14 Mitchel Street, Clonmel e rockofcashel@opw.ie
t 052 6129339 t 052 6127838 w www.heritageireland.ie
e info@junctionfestival.com e thenarrowspace@eircom.net
w www.junctionfestival.com w www.thenarrowspace.com THE MAIN GUARD
Sarsfield Street, Clonmel
SOUTH TIPPERARY THE SOURCE ARTS t 052 612 7484
ARTS CENTRE CENTRE e mainguard@opw.ie
Nelson Street, Clonmel Cathedral Street, Thurles w www.heritageireland.ie
t 052 6127877 t 0504 90204
m 085 703 7909 w www.thesourceartscentre.ie TUDOR ARTISAN HUB
w www.southtippartscentre.ie 42 Main St. Carrick on Suir
LÁR NA PÁIRCE GAA t 051 640921
TIPPERARY ARTS OFFICE MUSEUM w www.facebook.com/
Tipperary County Council Slievenamon Rd, Thurles tudorartsisanhub
Civic Offices, Nenagh t 0504 22702
t 0761 06 5000 BREWERY LANE THEATRE
e artsoffice@tipperarycoco.ie NENAGH ARTS CENTRE & ARTS CENTRE
w www.tipperarycoco.ie/arts Banba Square, Nenagh Castle Street, Carrick on Suir.
t 067 34400 m 086 127 4736
TIPPERARY e director@nenagharts.com e brewerylanetheatre@gmail.com
HERITAGE OFFICE w www.nenagharts.com
Tipperary County Council
Ballingarrane House, Clonmel QUAY ARTS
t 0761 06 5000 No. 2 Ballina Quay, Ballina
e heritage@tipperarycoco.ie t 061 622487
w www.tipperarycoco.ie/heritage w www.quayarts.ie
TIPPERARY DAMER HOUSE GALLERY
COUNTY MUSEUM Castle Street, Roscrea
Mick Delahunty Square, Clonmel t 0505 21850
t 0761 06 5252 w damerhousegallery@gmail.com
e museum@tipperarycoco.ie
w www.tipperarycoco.ie/museum
CAHIR
CAHIR HOUSE HOTEL THE BLIND PIPER
LIBRARY PLAZA
The Square, Townparks, Cahir The Square, Townparks, Cahir
m 086 8262422 m 086 8262422
Musical and Cultural Musical and Cultural
Heritage Session Heritage Session
8.30pm 4pm
Join Seisiún Ceolta Feasa, Cahir Comhaltas Join Cahir Comhaltas’ younger members as
for an evening that is back by popular they celebrate our musical culture
demand, celebrating traditional and heritage.
Irish music, song and dance. “Tír
gan teanga Tír gan anam”. G G
CRAFT GRANARY CAHIR CASTLE
Church Street, Cahir Castle Street, Cahir
t 052 7441473 t 087 4185082
f craftgranary f cahirtosing
t craftgranary e cahirtosing@gmail.com
Children’s 1 hour Painting Songs and Stories hosted
Workshop 1: 4-5pm
by Cahir to Sing
Workshop 2: 6-7pm 7.30-9.30pm
Meet artist, Deirdre Dunn, for a one-hour Enjoy an evening of songs, stories and
children’s art class exploring colour, poetry in Cahir Castle hosted by Cahir to
perspective and distance. Deidre studied Sing Choir. The programme will consist
fine art in Cork and makes glorious, vibrant of popular songs, stories and poems
oil paintings. She is inspired by the fleeting performed by the Choir and their guest
effects of light and atmosphere and uses ensemble and solo musicians.
intense colours to capture “the moment in
nature where everything is highlighted”. There are limited spaces for this event,
so booking is advised. Please call Kira on
There are limited spaces for these 087 4185082 or email cahirtosing@gmail.
workshops, so booking is advised. Please com to book.
call the Craft Granary on 052 7441473 to
book.
CARRICK-ON-SUIR
CARRICK-ON-SUIR LIBRARY
Fairgreen, Carrick-on-Suir
t 051 640591
w www.tipperarylibraries.ie
Different Voices - Live Music
in the Library
6.30-8pm
Different Voices promises to be an evening
of superb music curated by the Tudor
Artisan Hub. It will feature a range of
performers including, Belle Voci, an all-
female choir from Clonmel, pianist Ruth
Lavelle playing classical music, Aibreán,
a recently formed all girl folk/pop group,
Melua, a new acoustic duo and Rubik
Grigoryan, a young Armenian boy solo
vocalist along with other children from
Bridgewater House.
Booking for this event is advised,
please call the Library on
051 640591 to book.
THE CHAPEL,
NANO NAGLE COMMUNITY
RESOURCE CENTRE
Greenside, Carrick-on-Suir
t 051 640921
f tudorartisanhub
Two Short Films
Over
13
Tales from the Towpath
8pm Length: 5-10mins
BREWERY LANE
Tales from the Towpath is the result of a
THEATRE & ARTS CENTRE collaboration of artists, writers, community
Castle Street workers, historians and fisher folk from
t 086 1274736 Clonmel to Kilsheelan and on to Carrick On
Suir. This short film captures some of the
e brewerylanetheatre@gmail.com history, stories and perhaps even secrets
w www.brewerylanetheatre.com of the Suir, and is a powerful reminder of
f BreweryLaneDramaSociety the magic of the Suir Blueway. The film has
been created by Rachel Ray and Jack Allen,
4th year students of the Media & Design
degree at Limerick Institute of Technology
Culture Night at in Clonmel, in collaboration with The Tudor
Brewery Lane Artisan Hub.
6-10pm If Anyone Asks
8.30pm Length: 60mins
If Anyone Asks explores the strange
disappearance of an artist and the lengths
that people will go to in order to conceal
the truth. Who is being protected? Who
knows the truth? This short film mini-
series is an extraordinary ambitious
undertaking coordinated by The Tudor
Artisan Hub in collaboration with Writing
Join Brewery Lane Theatre & Arts Centre on Changes Lives, in which 5 writers, 2
Culture Night for live music by local young young emerging film-makers, 15+ cast, a
musicians, a children’s film and a talk by professional artist and production team
local author, Jack Ryan, about fictionalising worked together to bring this from idea to
his experience of growing up in Carrick. screen for Culture Night 2018.
Please check the venue website for Booking for these films is
further details and timings: advised, please call the
www.brewerylanetheatre.com Tudor Artisan Hub on 051
640921 to book.
Cashel Arts Festival takes place over 4 days,
including Culture Night. Events take place across
a range of venues and bring to life Cashel's unique
CASHEL heritage sites with street theatre, visual arts and film.
Culture Night culminates in a magical lantern parade
featuring street performers Saurus. These events
are suitable for all ages and give the opportunity to
experience historic Cashel Town differently.
THE PLAZA
Main Street, Cashel
m 089 4036981 ROCK OF CASHEL
w www.castleartsfest.com m 089 4036981
f cashelartsfest w www.cashelartsfest.com
t cashelartsfest f cashelartsfest
Drumming for Everyone Parade of Light lanterns from
Workshop 1: 5.30-6.30pm Rock of Cashel to town plaza
Workshop 2: 8.30-9.15pm
7.30pm
Grab a drum and find
your inner rhythm with A unique way to experience the magical
Jabba Jabba Jembe Rock of Cashel and Cashel town. Everyone
drumming group. A will meet up at the Rock with their lanterns
great family activity, to walk as a group through the town to the
open to all, kids, parents and grandparents Plaza, accompanied by the eighteen feet
alike! Experience the excitement, energy street spectacle artists, Saurus. The group
and satisfaction of making music in-the- will be led by Dr. Diarmuid O’Hurley Pipe
moment together at these energy packed Band. At the Plaza, Saurus will then give a
interactive workshops. full performance for the whole town.
Saurus Street Spectacle Screening of Graduate Films
7.45-8.30pm 9pm
Presumed to be extinct, Come along and experience the great film
but here in Cashel for directors of Ireland’s future. A series of four
one night only, Saurus, graduate films from Dun Laoighaire Institute
a performance troupe of Art, Design and Technology will be shown
from the Netherlands, are travelling to in the film theatre on the Rock of Cashel.
Cashel with their elaborate dinosaur-like The Short Films selected focus on aspects
costumes and stilts. An awe inspiring of modern Irish life: heritage and belonging,
display that will bring Cashel town isolation, wasting life and the
centre alive. purpose of art.
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL CASHEL LIBRARY
John Street, Cashel Friar Street, Cashel
m 089 4036981 t 062 63825
w www.cashelartsfest.com w www.tipperarylibraries.ie
f cashelartsfest f tipperarylibraries
f friendsofcashellibrary
Lantern Making with
Elke Wilson Julian Gough:
Children’s Storytelling
5-7pm
3.45-4.45pm for 5-8yrs
No lantern for the lantern parade: No
problem! Everyone is welcome to come If you haven’t met Rabbit & Bear yet, you’re in
along to this workshop with host Elke for a treat! Join this storytelling event to hear
Wilson to prepare their own lantern to help Julian Gough read about Rabbit and Bear’s
light up Cashel. adventures in his latest book featuring them.
Julian Gough is a novelist, playwright, poet,
Please note that Cashel Arts Festival
musician and script-writer who among many
Lantern Parade is battery powered only
other things, wrote the ending to the phenome-
nally successful computer game Minecraft. Il-
lustrated by Jim Field, the Rabbit & Bear books
Youth Concert and Irish have been shortlisted twice for the Children’s
Storytelling Book of the Year in the Irish Book Awards.
6-7pm G
See the best of young Cashel talent at this Dick Gough
concert in the Cathedral, which includes a (father of Julian) will give an interactive
range of multi-talented performers. talk on his bog oak sculptures
Alternatively, take in a bi-lingual 7.30-8pm
storytelling with Nuala Hayes, an actor,
storyteller and radio producer. Nuala has Dick lives near Nenagh and is a native of Bal-
travelled around the country collecting lydine. He is a sculptor who works mainly with bog
stories and will perform them in Cashel woods. Where possible he seeks to develop the
specially for Culture night. natural shapes already presented in the timber.
Gathering of Light Julian Gough:
Reading from his new novel, Connect
Parade
8-9pm
7pm
Connect is set in the near future and tells a sto-
Come along with your newly made lanterns ry of family and digital life. An awkward teenage
(or bring your own!) to the Cathedral boy gains superhuman abilities while his
grounds where we will start gathering for mother, a geneticist, is discovering a potent al-
the Lantern parade through Cashel town. ternative to stem cell therapies. It’s been called
Please note that Cashel Arts Festival excitable and joyous - a dazzling techno-thriller!
Lantern Parade is battery powered only Booking for these events is advised,
please call the library on
062 63825 to book.
CLONMEL
LIMERICK INSTITUTE OF TIPPERARY
TECHNOLOGY COUNTY MUSEUM
Clonmel Campus Mick Delahunty Square, Clonmel
t 0504 28000 t 0761 06 5252
w www.lit.ie f Tipperary County Musuem
w www.tipperarycoco.ie/museum
Tales from the Towpath film
4pm
Tales from the
Towpath is
the result of a
collaboration of
artists, writers,
community
workers, historians
and fisher folk
from Clonmel to Talk on Passive Architechture
Kilsheelan and 7-8pm
on to Carrick On
Suir. It captures Spend Culture
some of the history, stories and perhaps Night at the
even secrets of the Suir and is a powerful museum
reminder of the magic of the Suir Blueway. discovering more
The film has been created by Rachel Ray about passive
and Jack Allen, 4th year students of the architecture, and
Media & Design degree at Limerick Institute in particular Quirke’s Chemist in Clonmel, in
of Technology in Clonmel, in collaboration this talk by architect Paul McNally.
with The Tudor Artisan Hub.
This talk is in association with Tipperary
County Museum’s exhibition ‘S.T.A.G. 50’
South Tipperary Art Group celebrating its
CLONMEL past and present artistic members
CAMPUS spanning 50 years.THE MAIN GUARD A SHOP UNIT IN
Chamber of the Palatine Court MITCHELL STREET*
m 089 2119451 M 087 9149494
f beehouse arts
w www.beehousearts.ie
A Portrait for Everyone
4pm to late
On Culture Night 2017,
Debride
Artist and Photographer, 4-7pm
Vincent Hannon, made
40 new, large-scale Debride is an exhibition of new artwork by
photographic portraits. local artist, Brigid Teehan, that examine
This year he is back by tensions and fragilities surrounding
popular demand and has private/public bodies. The show’s title
extended his Culture Night “Debride” is a verb meaning “to remove
slot in an attempt to make damaged tissue from a wound.” It has its
more people’s portraits. In an age where origins in 1839, from French débridement,
everyone is snapping digital pictures all the literally “an unbridling,” from débrider
time, Vincent works to create create lasting “to unbridle,” meaning the removal of the
large format photographs. Why not go headpiece of a horse’s harness used to
along and sit for a portrait or watch Vincent govern and restrain the animal.
make lasting images that people can take Also look out for new artwork on display
home for free. at Beehouse Arts by guest mixed-media
artist, Ian Mannion.
THE MAIN GUARD * please note that at the time of printing
this brochure, the venue for this event was
Under the Arches of the Main Guard unconfirmed, please check venue details with the
on O’Connell St, Clonmel South Tipperary Arts Centre who will be producing
a map of Culture Night activities in Clonmel.
m 052 6127877
e info@southtippearyartscentre.ie
w www.southtippartscentre.ie
Music under the Arches
8pm
Enjoy an eclectic
set of classical
music with rising
stars soprano,
Kelley Lonergan,
and percussion-
ist, Alex Petcu. Whether you’re dipping your
toe for the first time, or are a seasoned
classical music fan, there will be some-
thing to delight you at this concert, brought
to you by South Tipperary Arts Centre.CLONMEL
THE NARROW SPACE CLONMEL LIBRARY
GALLERY Clonmel Library, Emmet St, Clonmel
14 Mitchel Street, Clonmel t 052 612 4545
t 052 6127838 w www.tipperarylibraries.ie
f The Narrow Space
t @TheNarrowSpace
Fabulous Tales:
Family Story Time
Fragments From…
4pm
7.30-9.30pm
Sculptor, Catherine
Greene, spent a month
at the Centre Culturel
Irlandais in Paris in late
2017. Savouring the
quiet time to observe
the city and engage in
the craft of drawing,
Catherine completed
a large number of An engaging and interactive storytelling
drawings of heads, session for the whole family. Meet giants,
gathered from antiquities and graveyards mermaids and dragons when storyteller
around Paris. A selection of these drawings Simone from StoryGate weaves her yarn.
will form the core of her exhibition
How did the clever mermaid escape from
Fragments from… which will also include
the greedy fisherman? What would you
a number of sculptural heads.
do if you found a dragon’s egg? And do you
know which giant sleeps under the highest
mountain in Germany?
Come and listen to these and many more
tales in a storytelling event not to
be missed!SOUTH TIPPERARY INSTALLATION ON THE
ARTS CENTRE TESCO ROUNDABOUT
Nelson Street, Clonmel
t 052 612 7877
w www.southtippartscentre.ie
Community Drawings Project
f SouthTipperaryArtsCentre
Boland’s Clonmel
6pm, 7pm and 8pm
Poet and writer CJ Boland
is best remembered for
his comic poems including
‘The Two Travellers’ and
‘Retrospect’ (immortalised
on the Gashouse Bridge), and
2018 marks the centenary of his death.
To mark this occasion, in collaboration
with his granddaughter, Jane Clare, South
Tipperary Arts Centre will produce a
theatrical adaptation of Boland’s hilarious
short story ‘The Boatmen of Clonmel’, which
local actors in 19th century costume will
perform, accompanied by other poems
from his collections to vividly bring to
Two Clonmel artists, Maurice Caplice and
life the characters and locations of 19th
Diarmuid Vaughan, have collaborated with
century Clonmel, in a variety of locations
the Clonmel public to create a structure of
around the town, including Clonmel Library.
drawings that will be installed on the Tesco
Full details for this event and a map roundabout for Culture Night 2018.
showing all the locations used will be
The installation will be a vibrant splash
available from South Tipperary Arts Centre
of colour and drawing, representative of
closer to the event. Please consult www.
community creativity and collaboration, be
southtippartscentre.ie for more details.
sure to look out for it.
Maurice Caplice works in painting, sculpture
Intruder/ a heart amongst the rubble and sound and his practice involves
working with communities. He has exhibited
3-6pm
throughout Ireland and Internationally.
You are invited to
Diarmuid Vaughan: is an artist, actor, maker,
discover Shay Hurley’s
set designer and Chairman of St Mary’s
extensive photographic
Choral Society in Clonmel. Diarmuid’s
archive on hidden
artistic practice is about engaging the
aspects of Suir Island and reflect with artist,
public and he has starred in shows
Theresia Guschlbauer, and filmmaker, Eimear
throughout Ireland and been the recipient of
King, on the conflicted terrain of human
National Drama awards.
intrusion in the natural world and the
meaning of heritage.CLOUGH- FETHARD
JORDAN
THOMAS MACDONAGH THE THOLSEL
MUSEUM Main Street, Fethard
Main Street, Cloughjordan t 052 6130439
m 087 3946862 w www.fhcexperience.ie
w www.macdonaghheritage.ie
Pottery Workshops
Interpreting Objects in Workshop 1: 5pm
Thomas MacDonagh Workshop 2: 5.45pm
Workshop 3: 6.30pm
Museum Collection
Make and paint your
4-8pm (drop in anytime) own simple “pinch pots”
This interactive in these workshops
event will highlight a with local potter,
selection of historic Doírín Saurus, who will
objects from the demonstrate basic
Thomas MacDonagh pottery techniques and
Museum, spanning talk about her artistic
from the mid-19th Century, including practice.
sketches, a banner and a ‘Maid of Éireann’ The completed pinch pots will be glazed
Harp, symbol of the 1878 Rebellion. and fired by Dóirín in her workshop before
Local experts will be on hand to provide being returned to those that take part, two
information about the objects and those weeks later.
that go along will be invited to produce
their own artistic interpretation. Creative Spaces are limited so please call
help and inspiration will be available from 052 6130439 to book.
art and craft teacher, Aksana Deane, and
There will also be free entry to FHC
a variety of art and craft materials will
Experience on the night from 4pm.
be available, free of charge. There will
be live music and refreshments
throughout the event.DAMER HOUSE GALLERY
Castle St. Roscrea
ROSCREA t 087 2065 111
e damerhousegallery@gmail.com
f DamerHouseGallery
The Artist and the Model
(Getting back to work!)
6-9pm
Calling all of you
interested in making
visual art; join this
life drawing and
painting workshop
THE OLD COURTHOUSE led by Patricia Hurl
and Therry Rudin, aimed at revitalising your
Gaol Rd, Roscrea
artistic practice.
t 083 1133987
This workshop will give you the space to explore
f Age Friendly Roscrea
materials and mark making while experienc-
ing the collaborative nature of working with a
life model. It is hoped that by the end of the
Rambling House of evening you will have renewed conviction and
Reminiscence assurance in your own art work and a desire to
make more.
7.30-10pm
Therry Rudin was born in Switzerland and came
Receive a warm welcome from those to Ireland in 1985, when she lived in Limerick
involved in Age Friendly Roscrea at the where she founded the art school ‘Studio 55’
newly refurbished Old Roscrea Courthouse. and published the arts magazine ‘Anima’. She
Enjoy an evening of entertainment with was a lecturer in the Fine Art Department of
live music and storytelling and if you’d like Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Tech-
to join in then bring along your own song, nology, Co. Dublin. Therry Rudin has exhibited
piece of music or story. If you would like widely in Ireland and Internationally
assistance to get to this event, please call
Patricia Hurl is an artist whose work spans the
083 1133987.
disciplines of painting, multi-media and collab-
orative art practice. She was a member of Tem-
ple Bar Gallery and Studios from 1986 to 2009,
when she moved to Co. Tipperary to set up a
new studio space. She regularly collaborates
with artist Therry Rudin on Film and Video-Per-
formance art projects and in 2012 they set up
an artist-run contemporary art space, Damer
House Gallery in Roscrea.
Spaces are limited so please call
087 2065 111 or email damerhousegallery@
gmail.com to book.TIPPERARY CULTURE NIGHT COMMISSION
We put an open call out to artists and creatives based in
Tipperary, asking them to propose a unique, site specific,
temporary artwork specially commissioned for Culture
NENAGH
Night. This year the successful artist is Carine Arnakis, an
Artist and Illustrator from Romania, with a Masters degree
in Advertising Art and Book Illustration. Carine discovered
her passion for drawing aged 3, when she would doodle on
the walls behind the curtains in her grandparents’ house!
She has been drawing and doodling ever since.
NENAGH ARTS CENTRE
Banba Square, Nenagh
t 067 34400
w www.nenaghartscentre.ie
The Journey {Pop} Culture Night
5.30pm 6-8pm
Carine Arnakis’s What does Culture
exhibition is called mean to you?
The Journey and you Theatre, Music,
can see it on display Poetry? What if we
for Culture Night at told you it could
Nenagh Arts Centre. be a comic strip,
Carine says that she colourful bricks or
is most inspired by even an animated
colour in all its forms; cartoon… Join us for an evening of Pop
colour palettes seen Culture and experience something a little
in nature and those different. View amazingly produced LEGO
created by people. She is also interested models, create your own brick work of art,
in cultural diversity and takes inspiration chat to a cartoon illustrator or experience
from folk culture or tribes, such as pattern, an Anime short. Come to Nenagh Arts
oriental miniatures and naïve art. Centre this Culture Night for an evening of
{Pop} Culture, suitable for all the family.
The Journey is a showcase of vibrant
illustrations inspired by multicultural
Ireland today and informed by folktales
and folklore from around the world
The exhibition will be accompanied by
a colouring book you can take away,
featuring some of the images from the
exhibition, plus other drawings illustrating
pattern designs inspired by folklore. Meet outside Nenagh Arts Centre DÚN MHUIRE
m 086 1247945
50 Sráid an Phiarsaigh, An tAonach
f NenaghWalkingTours
t 067 41570
e cnagantaonach@gmail.com
w www.cnagantaonach.ie
Historical Walking Tour
of Nenagh led by Caitlín Ní Mhealóid &
Kevin Whelan Chomhaltas Ceoltóiri
7pm Limited
Éirinn An tAonach G
Relax with others on this leisurely stroll
7.30-10pm
around Nenagh taking in the Town’s history
with Kevin Whelan. The tour will include a Cuirimid fáilte roimh Chaitlín chuig Dún
visit to Nenagh Castle. Mhuire. Amhránaí, ceoltóir, rinceoir ar an sean
nós agus múinteoir óg ó Rath Cairn, Gaeltacht
na Mí, is ea Caitlín.
Tá Caitlín páirteach sa ghrúpa “Dó Fá Dó,”
agus bhí sí ag canadh sa Bhriotáin, i bPáras,
Londain chomh maith le Co. na Mí. Beidh baill
óga de Chomhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann i mbun
ceoil.
PASTORAL CENTRE THE BLUE DOOR STUDIO
Church Road, Nenagh 5 Pearse Street, Nenagh
m 087 1724716 t 087 9588073
F The Blue Door Studio Nenagh
Nenagh Art Group, The Blue Door Sessions
Open Studio 4-11pm
7-9pm Drop in to the Blue Door
Come and meet the Studio for an afternoon
artists of the Nenagh and evening of music, po-
Art Group as they work, etry, theatre and comedy
see what they make at The Blue Door Ses-
and find out more about sions; a new space for performers of any kind to
their practices and present their work. Culture Night 2018 falls on
methods. If you’ve ever the same day as International Peace Day and
thought of taking up an to mark it the evening will be opened with an
art class, come along for introduction to Heartfulness Meditation.
a cup of tea and a chat. For full listings for this event please
see Facebook page: The Blue Door
Studio Nenagh.THE SOURCE ARTS
CENTRE THURLES
t 0504 90204
THURLES w thesourceartscentre.ie
Culture Night at The Source begins
with the opening of Glenn Fitzgerald’s
exhibition Gappy Being at and is followed
by a free gig with acclaimed alternative
band Bleeding Heart Pigeons.
Glenn Fitzgerald’s exhibition
7.30pm
Glenn Fitzgerald is
CENTRE FOR an artist from Cashel
INDEPENDENT LIVING currently completing his
MFA in the National Col-
Stradavoher Business Park, Thurles lege of Art and Design
t 0505 23229 in Dublin. His work is about a world between
w www.iwa.ie worlds - quite dreamy and hazy - it can also
have a dingy atmosphere like a mechanic’s
garage. There are beings in it, all useless
and some of them slot into the narrow gaps
Showcase of art work by between actual reality and depiction.
Irish Wheelchair Association
members: Thurles Bleeding Heart Pigeons
4-6pm 9-11pm
Bleeding Heart Pigeons are made up of
Limerick trio Micheál
Keating, Cathal Histon
and Brendan McInerney
and are signed to Virgin
Records. They released
their debut album, Is,
in 2016 and are currently completing their
Every Thursday and Friday, members of second album. This is a chance to hear tracks
the Irish Wheelchair Association meet to from the new album as well as some from ‘Is’.
be social and make artwork. For Culture
Night 2018 they are opening their doors to Bleeding Heart Pigeons are an incredible Irish
friends, family and all comers who would band who I’ve fallen for in a big way. Brilliant
like to enjoy their work and ask questions. live, as well. – Mojo
On display will be
Events are free and bar and café facilities are
a miniature model
available on the night.
of the Monaincha
historical site and Should you have access needs or want to
many arts and craft reserve accessible seating, please inform the
pieces. box office T:0504 90204TIPPERARY
TOWN
TIPPERARY EXCEL
Mitchel Street, Tipperary Town
t 062 80520
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f Tipperary Excel
Film Screening:
The Happy Prince
8-11pm 15+
The Happy Prince tells the story of the last
days in the tragic times of Oscar Wilde, a
person who observes his own failure with
ironic distance and regards the difficulties
that beset his life with detachment and
humor. This film is the directorial debut of
Rupert Everett, who also stars in the drama,
alongisde Colin Firth and Emily Watson.
Exhibition of Photographic
Tipperary Faces and Places
8-11pm
This exhibition is being
hosted at Tipperary
Excel courtesy of
Tipperary People
Magazine. It features
multigenerational images of faces from
the local area and is combined with a
radio documentary running alongside the
exhibition, explaining the context.ALL EVENTS
ARE FREE
Events start from 4pm
and run until late
Culture Night 2018 will take place on Tipperary Arts Office
Tipperary County Council
FRIDAY 21 SEPT
Civic Offices, Nenagh
Co. Tipperary
t 0761 06 5000
Culture Night is brought to you by the Department of Culture,
Heritage and the Gaeltacht and the Creative Ireland Programme e artsoffice@tipperarycoco.ie
in partnership with Tipperary County Council. Tipperary Arts Office
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comhordú ar an Oíche Chultúir, i gcomhpháirt le Comhairle w tipperarycoco.ie/arts
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