Culture Night

Mote Park Artists which comprises artists from Athlone and Roscommon will host an inspiring Culture Night event in Knockroghery Community Hall this weekend.

The art will be on display again on Saturday, September 24 from 10.30am to 1.30pm. The drop-in event will be open from 5.30pm to 8.30pm on Culture Night, Friday, September 23. The artists promise that there will also be a few other surprises on what is sure to be a fantastic cultural experience.

Minister for the Arts, Catherine Martin TD has launched Culture Night 2022 which takes place this Friday and features over 1700 free cultural events ...

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De Valera Library will open its doors to music and poetry while a bilingual poetry and music event with Emer O'Flaherty and Joanne Callinan will be held at ...

A full schedule is planned for West Clare at the tranquil setting of Lissycasey, music and dancing in Kilrush Square and Quilty. Siobhan Mulcahy, Arts Officer with Clare County Council said, “We are excited to be fully back with in-person events this year. Oliver O’Connell will premiere the screening of ‘Always a Journey Never a Destination’ at the Teach Ceoil. Mountshannon Arts Festival will ‘Shine a Light for Culture Night’ as they host a Lantern Festival in the beautiful setting of Aistear Park. The Circus Ponies, an exciting group of musicians and singers will entertain on the steps of Ennis Courthouse. All genres of the arts sector will be programmed include music, song and dance, literature, film, art, and workshops starting at 4.00pm until late.

Also at 8 p.m. Wexford Festival Opera invites audiences to the National Opera House where The Wexford Factory artists will perform a selection of opera arias.

In New Ross Library at 4 p.m. Fresh from its premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh, Robert Tyrrell and Joanne Heffernan’s documentary film Halted will be screened in the Presentation Arts Centre at 6 p.m. The activities will be held in the Augustinian church, which dates back to 1829. As part of the experience, visitors will be able to converse in person with historical residents of the castle and Enniscorthy, be greeted by a Norman knight guarding the gates, help a prisoner escape the dungeon, and learn how families were raised in the castle. In The Bull Ring at 4.30 p.m. Later that evening, at 10 p.m., the Presentation Centre presents one of Ireland’s leading drag artists and star of Comedy Central’s Dragony Aunts, Candy Warhol. At 8.30 p.m. Later, in St Peter’s Square, at 7.15 p.m. Also at 8 p.m. Enjoy 20 minutes of wonderful music with these artists and pianist Giorgio d’Alonzo in the foyer of the National Opera House. Wexford Festival Opera invites audiences to the National Opera House where The Wexford Factory artists will perform a selection of opera arias. This year’s Culture Night takes place on Friday, September 23 and will see free events take place all across the county from 4 p.m.

One of the Culture Night highlights in Kilkenny this year will be Young Irish Film Makers presenting as part of 'Youth Film & Animation'. Cultur...

The Knitted Together Project with The Kilkenny Arts Office have organised an exhibition trail of specially knitted blankets which will be on display in various charity shops in Kilkenny City and County. City events on September 23 include:BG Block Party with live DJs in the Butler Gallery gardens, Kilkenny Castle will open its doors and will host a live performance of medieval and renaissance music by Siobhan Armstrong and The Knitted Together Project have organised an exhibition trail of specially knitted blankets which will be on display in charity shops. All activities are free.

Foyle Deaf Association will host an open day highlighting projects and services that they deliver, whilst providing taster sessions in Irish Sign Language and ...

TUH will host a series of readings from culturally diverse community based writers, all exploring how each of us might take more personal reasonability in creating a more dynamic social, cultural, environmentally and economical change. MAJESTIC is a brilliant chance to enter the world of the Goblin King following a year of sell-out shows and viral appearances on his own No Blasters Podcast and Shane Todd's Tea With Me. The event will close with a Bollywood movie for everyone to enjoy. The performance will be followed by a Q&A with the director and actors. Culture Night / Oíche Chultúir is a national moment, celebrating all that makes up the richness and diversity of culture in Ireland today, connecting people to cultural activities locally and nationally and aims to open up pathways to ongoing engagement. This will include paper cutting of a tree, Peking Opera mask painting, Chinese writing and more.

NOISE Music in The Big Picture, Talbot House · EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum · Deadly Dublin! with Alan Nolan, Blanchardstown Library · Shorts for Middle Ones, ...

Musical performance is open to the public with no booking required) No booking is required) Booking is required for the tours and movie screening. Booking is required) The Liffey Street venue presents a night with some of Ireland’s top comedians. A live performance by a group of young women aged 14-18, NOISE Music in The Big Picture, is the result of a summer spent writing and recording with a team of female DJs, producers, song writers and performers.

This Culture Night promises to be 'one night for all' as venues and public spaces across Offaly open their doors to host a programme of free entertainment.

See the 'At A Glance' schedule of events above for a snapshot of what is coming up this coming Friday, September 23. The programme of activities is available to download at Offaly Culture Night 2022 - Offaly County Council. Offaly to celebrate Culture Night with 'One Night for All'

Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) is delighted to announce that they will be hosting an outdoor film screening in Tralee Town Square as part of the ...

A sample of the diverse films being showcased include some of the winning Short Films from KIFF 2021, such as the Best Short Documentary, Best Foot Forward and the Best Kerry Short, Harvest, amongst many others. As part of KIFF’s diversity and inclusion policy, where possible, the films being showcased by KIFF with a large minority will include English embedded open captions or subtitles. Kerry and beyond annually, hence, we are delighted to be able to showcase an exciting selection of short films to film enthusiasts of all ages.