Hawk`s Well Theatre Celebration Night

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Hawk’s Well Theatre
Lunchtime 1:10pm
Bookings: hawkswell.com | (071) 916 1518
Welcome...
to the fifth Tread Softly… festival programmed in partnership
by Blue Raincoat Theatre Company, Hawk’s Well Theatre, The
Model and Sligo County Council running in conjunction with
the 57th International Yeats Summer School. The festival
offers a broad range of arts events from exhibitions, theatre,
music and guided walks through Yeats County. This
year’s highlights include the new Jack B Yeats A Broadside
acquisition by The Model; Tommy Emmanuel at the Hawk’s
Well Theatre; A Terrible Beauty at the Hyde Bridge Gallery in
association with Hamilton Gallery; and as part of this year’s
A Country Under Wave, a production of The Cat & the Moon
by Blue Raincoat Theatre Company.
This year also sees the inauguration of The Sligo Festival,
a coming together of a number of festivals throughout Sligo
including Tread Softly... to create a central cultural event for
Sligo at the peak of this the tourist season.
We hope you are able to enjoy some of the events we
have on offer this year.
Niall Henry
Cover Illustration by Mark F. Chaddock
MON
FRI
27
7
July
Aug
EXHIBITIONS
THEATRE
MUSIC
LITERARY
WORKSHOPS
CHILDREN
WALKS
TALKS
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THUR
SUN
24 28
March Aug
The Model
FREE
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FRI
26
5
July
Aug
The Model
FREE
2pm daily - No need to book, just turn up
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Jack B Yeats
A Broadside
An exhibition of the very special new
acquisition to The Niland Collection - a
complete set of Jack B Yeats' A
Broadside. Seldom available for the
public to see, this rare and fascinating
publication was edited by Jack Butler
Yeats and published in collaboration
with his sisters Elizabeth and Susan, in
a monthly series between June 1908
and May 1915.
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2pm daily
No need to book just turn up
Exhibition Tours
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FREE
themodel.ie | (071) 914 1405
The Model
SAT
SUN
30
11
April
Sept
Jack B Yeats
Painted Universe
From political works executed in the 1920s to the great
masterpieces of the late 1940s, this exhibition weaves its way
through the dominant concerns of Jack Yeats’ artistic practice.
When viewed together with A Broadside one can trace the
beginnings of the characters that captivate the artist throughout
his working life – the sailor, the clown, the pirate, the outlaw and
the wayfarer.
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MON
SUN
25
28
June
Aug
The Model
FREE
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Elizabeth Price
The Model is delighted to present an exhibition with Turner Prizewinning artist Elizabeth Price in her first Irish solo show. Price uses
high-definition digital video, with live action, motion graphics, 3D
computer animation and sound to interrogate and map the value and
meaning of cultural artefacts, collections and archives. Price's
exhibition at The Model will include her Turner Prize-winning work
The Woolworth's Choir, as well as User Group Disco, 2009 and her
latest work K, 2015 - none of which have been shown in Ireland
previously. Also on view will be two site-specific wall drawings
created especially for this exhibition.
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We Know by Elizabeth Price
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THUR
SAT
7 30
July
July
Hamilton Gallery
FREE
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
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Naomi Draper & Mark Garry
A Seed’s A Star
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
Hamilton Gallery
SAT
SAT
9 27
Aug
July
Legacy
National Fine Art Print Exhibition
Naomi Draper and Mark Garry involve elements of nature in their
work in a variety of ways - making works that are measured and
quiet, often requiring meticulous systems of construction. Both
artists integrate craft techniques as a means to explore our
associative connection with the natural world. This collection of
sculptures and two-dimensional works subtly questions the fragility
of the relationship between humans and nature, and the poetic
potential of plants.
Veil pressed flowers by Naomi Draper
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FREE
Inspired by the Legacy of Susan Yeats, this exhibition
celebrates the 150th anniversary of her birth.
High Noon by Nancy Previs
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TUE
TUES
26
23
July
Aug
Hyde Bridge Gallery
FREE
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Invited Artists
A Terrible Beauty
Hamilton Gallery invited Ireland’s
leading contemporary artists to
create an image 20cm x 20cm
inspired by WB Yeats’ poem Easter,
1916. The exhibition A Terrible
Beauty is Born features the work of
over 70 visual artists. It is a
dynamic, provocative and
comprehensive response, 100 years
on, by the shapers of our
contemporary visual arts culture to
the events of 1916, with WB Yeats'
iconic Easter, 1916 poem used as a
springboard.
Out of the dark by Kate Mac Donagh
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Not nightfall but death by Rebecca Jobson
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THUR
SAT
4 27
Aug
Aug
Hamilton Gallery
FREE
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
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Diarmuid Delargy
Sleeping Venus
and other New Works
The work presented is the fruit of an engagement,
a hands-on wrestle, in my studio with printmaking,
sculpture - in some cases unfinished sculpture - as
well as paintings. As a result this exhibition entails
a cross-referencing of these to present a dynamic
visual conversation that produces closely related
but distinct works in different mediums. This may
include working drawings, prints, maquettes, a
large work in progress etc. This trilingual approach
is my means of production and is an absolute
necessity in my pursuit of finding completion.
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Sleeping Venus Lissadell II by Diarmuid Delargy
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The Factory Performance
Space
Lunchtime 1.10pm
Lunch available from 12.30pm • No performances Sat or Sun
Bookings: blueraincoat.com | (071) 917 0431
MON
FRI
25
5
July
Aug
WB Yeats
The Cat & The Moon
Two beggars, one blind and one
lame, travel to the well of St
Coleman hoping to be cured of their
afflictions. St Coleman gives both
beggars a choice between being
cured or blessed.
Written in 1926 The Cat & the Moon
is one of WB Yeats’ now famous
series of mask plays.
Lame man
Blind man
Chorus
Fiona McGeown
John Carty
Ciaran McCauley
Sandra o Malley
Brian F. Devaney
Sound
Lights
Set
Joe Hunt
Barry McKinney
Paul McDonnell
and Niall Henry
Production
Paul McDonnell
Direction
Niall Henry
A documentary on the making of Blue Raincoat Theatre Company’s production of
The Cat & The Moon will be filmed throughout Tread Softly… The documentary was
commissioned by Sean Golden for the East Asian Studies & Research Centre of the
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona.
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Image by Steve Rogers
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PART OF
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12pm - 6pm
Sligo Courthouse
30
July
Yeats on the Hour
Following last year’s 26 plays of Yeats read over one
weekend throughout the county A Country Under Wave will
present another set of readings this time in the courtyard of
Sligo’s Courthouse.
Readings:
At the Hawk’s Well
The Only Jealousy of Emer
Cathleen Ni Houlihan
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The Dreaming of the Bones
On Baile's Strand
Words upon the Window
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SAT
30
July
€20
8pm
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WED
3
8pm
Aug
A Cuala Songbook
& Daughters of Emer
on this very special night we celebrate the historic
lifespan of Sligo’s local theatre. opened in January
1982, the idea of a theatre for Sligo was initiated by a
group of local drama enthusiasts and thirty-four years
later the theatre still stands tall. Hosting over 50,000
visitors each year, and with over 2,000 local people
treading its boards annually, this July a selection of its
favourite performers and closest friends gather to pay
due tribute to the much-loved Sligo theatre. Featuring;
Eamon Morrissey, Michael Harding, Sandy Kelly,
Cathy Jordan, Brian Leyden, Kieran Quinn
and many more.
A delightful double bill of locally connected theatre based on the
lives of Susan and Elizabeth Yeats, Lily and Lolly.
Celebration Night
Hosted by actor Pauline McLynn, proceeds
from the night will go to the theatre’s
renovation fund to ensure this vital
resource for future generations.
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A Cuala Songbook,
performed by
Darina Gallagher
and Sinead Murphy,
is set in the Cuala
Press and explores
the poetry and
plays the sisters
publish for their
brother Willie.
Daughters of Emer
is a warm and
humorous play
about Lily and Lolly.
Written and
directed by John
Carty, it is
performed by orla
McSharry and
Margaret Kilcoyne.
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PART OF
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FREE
6pm
Outdoor Performance
SAT
Dooney Rock
6
Aug
WB Yeats
The Cat & The Moon
Two beggars, one blind and one lame, travel to
the well of St Coleman hoping to be cured of
their afflictions. St Coleman gives both beggars
a choice between being cured or blessed.
Written in 1926 The Cat & the Moon is one of WB
Yeats’ now famous series of mask plays.
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Lame man
Blind man
Chorus
Fiona McGeown
John Carty
Ciaran McCauley
Sandra o Malley
Brian F. Devaney
Sound
Joe Hunt
Production Paul McDonnell
Direction
Niall Henry
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THU
28
July
€25/€12.50 U18s
8pm
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Tommy Emmanuel
Two-time Grammy nominee, Tommy
Emmanuel is one of Australia’s most
respected musicians. The legendary
guitarist has a professional career
that spans five decades. Rather than
using a whole band for melody,
rhythm, bass, and drum parts, Tommy
plays all that – and more – on one
guitar. He has been voted Favourite
Acoustic Guitarist in both Guitar
Player Magazine and Acoustic Guitar
Magazine’s reader polls, and is a
YouTube sensation. His videos have
over 29,000,000 views and have led to
sold out shows all over the
world.
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23
SUN
31
July
€15/€7.50 U18s
8pm
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Multiple venues
FRI
24
5
July
Aug
Yeats
Summer
School
The Casey/
Ní Chathasaigh Sisters
These renowned sisters from West Cork - singer and fiddle-player
Nollaig, harper Máire, and singer and fiddle-player Mairéad - have,
remarkably, only just released their début CD together, Sibling Revelry one of The Daily Telegraph’s Folk Albums of the Year.
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Greetings from SLIGo. Following on
the amazing national and
international success of Yeats 150
in 2015, the Yeats Society
encourages you to join us at this
year’s 57th Yeats International
Summer School. 2016 will be a
special year for Ireland,
commemorated at home and
abroad as the centenary of the 1916
Rising, which led to the formation of
The Irish Free State.
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SUN
FRI
25
29
July
July
Lectures Week 1
1 Lecture - €10, 2 Lectures - €15
Tickets only available on the door
9.30am, 11.15am
9:30am Lecture 1
11:15am Lecture 2
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1 Lecture - €10, 2 Lectures - €15
9.30am, 11.15am
Monday 25 July
Monday 1 August
Bernard o’Donoghue - Yeats’ Poetic License
Roisin Higgins - Yeats and Commemoration
Tuesday 26 July
Tuesday 2 August
Wednesday 27 July
Angela Bourke - When Yeats Met Cú Chulainn
Nathan Suhr-Sytsma - Yeats in the Era of Decolonization
Thursday 28 July
Rand Brandes - The Field Day Yeats
Aoife Monks - Yeats, Costume & the new Irish Body in performance
Friday 29 July
Jahan Ramazani - Poetry, War & the Local in a Global Age
Q & A Panel
FRI
Aug
Aug
1
5
Lectures Week 2
Geraldine Higgins - Timing Yeats’ Rising
Ronan McDonald - Idle Trade: Work & Exchange Value in Yeats
Roy Foster - Jack Yeats: Painting the Irish Revolution
Sean Pryor - Yeats & Futurity
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Ben Levitas - Yeats, the Dancer and the Revolution
Catriona Clutterbuck - The Wisdom of Being Comforted:
Yeats & Solace
Wednesday 3 August
Lauren Arrington - Two Girls in Silk Kimonos: Yeats
& the Gore-Booth sisters
Young Suck Rhee - Yeats, the pre-Raphaelites & Eastern Painting
Thursday 4 August
John McCourt - The eternal circling of Yeats & Joyce
Sinead McCoole - Yeats, MacBride, Gonne and the
formation of national memory
Friday 5 August
Fintan o’Toole - Arresting Time: Yeats as Dramatist
Q & A Panel
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27
TUES
WED
26
3
July
Aug
Methodist Church
& Yeats Building
Lunchtime & Evening Event - €5
1.15pm, 8.00pm
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Readings
26 July - Yeats’ ‘Purgatory’ as Gaeilge and in English Back-to-Back
(lunchtime theatre) Yeats Building
27 July - Jennifer Horne (lunchtime reading)
29 July - Vona Groarke (evening reading)
3 August - Bernard o’Donoghue (launch & evening reading)
All lunchtime and evening readings will be in the Methodist Church, Wine
Street unless otherwise specified. Check yeatssociety.com for more
information.
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WED
27
July
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8.30pm
FRI
5
Aug
Competition prize-giving ceremony
iYeats Poetry
The iYeats Poetry Competition is an annual
online international poetry competition
devised and run by the Hawk's Well Theatre.
The competition is open to all those of 16
years of age and upwards, and has won a
prestigious reputation for the calibre of both
entrants and judges. An overall prize is
awarded across the board of entries and an
emerging prize is awarded to a young poet
aged between 16-25 years of age.
The prize-giving ceremony and reading of the
winning poems will take place following the
second Yeats Summer School lecture at the
theatre on Wednesday 27th July. Prize-giving
will be hosted by this year's judges Colin
Dardis and Moya Cannon.
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WB Yeats
Cathleen Ní Houlihan
A production of Cathleen Ní Houlihan by students of the Yeats
International Summer School Drama Workshop, directed by Declan
Drohan, workshop leader.
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SUN
31
July
€15/€12 Conc Lunch: €8
1.30pm with lunch from 12.30pm
A Literary Lunch
with Michael Harding
& Pauline McLynn
Join us for a festival highlight and
get some great book
recommendations from two
insatiable readers. Playwright and
novelist, Michael Harding and
actress and author, Pauline McLynn
share insights into a selection of
their favourite page turners. Avid and
reluctant readers alike will enjoy this
celebration of the joy of reading. Join
us for lunch from 12.30pm.
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10.30am-4.30pm
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SAT
The Model
SUN
30
31
July
July
Weekend Mokuhanga workshop
Kate Mac Donagh
Mokuhanga (Japanese
Woodblock Printing) is an
environmentally friendly
traditional printmaking
technique. This weekend
workshop will cover the basic
skills to transfer and carve a
‘key-line’, and colour separation
blocks.
It is a meditative process that
offers many possibilities. Please
bring along drawings or other
images as source material.
Materials included.
Maximum 7 places.
Booking essential – early booking advised.
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SAT
30
July
The Model
FREE
1.30-2.30pm
themodel | (071) 914 1405
Meet the Makers
at The Model Shop
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THURS
11am
4
Aug
Bloggers
BootCamp
Tríona O’Donnell
The Meet the Makers series is an opportunity to
engage with artists whose work is available in The
Model Shop. Visitors can learn more about the
individual makers and their artistic processes.
Join Sue Basler of Suba Designs, Rachel Quinn
- Ceramics and Martina Hamilton - Goldsmith.
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Blogging is a great way to showcase your
writing and interests. In this workshop we
will demystify the world of creating online
content and impart helpful tips to help you
find your inner writing style. With
O’Donnell’s encouragement you’ll soon be
sharing your views on Music; Drama;
Gadgets; Golf or Formula One!
modaFix.ie is a popular style blog by Tríona
O’Donnell. Think of it as your online
magazine, showcasing local, Irish talent
and offering style inspiration.
Suitable for ages 16+.
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11.30am & 12.30pm
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The Model
SAT
30
July
Story-telling with writer
Imelda Ryan-Jones
Imelda Ryan-Jones will share
her poem Love Your Books,
written to remind parents and
children, in the midst of our love
for devices, of the importance
and joy of engaging with books
together. Imelda will also share
her rhyming story Cute Little
Pet, her award-winning tale Mr
& Mrs oldenday and discuss the
important role artists have
played in sharing history with us.
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MON
1
Aug
Charlie
€3 per child
2.30 – 4.30pm
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Family Fun Day
& The Chocolate Factory
Visit our whimsical wonderland for an action-packed afternoon full of
Roald Dahl themed fun. There will be face painting, craft workshops and
even some Charlie Choons from 3.30pm in our kids disco with DJ Will
Softly. With prizes for the best fancy dress costumes and delicious fair
from Finner Fancies’ Candy Shack – you won’t want to miss this
afternoon of festival fun for all the family.
Limited capacity, booking advised.
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Note: Sturdy boots, water, appropriate raingear and a
pleasant disposition recommended for all walks. No
dogs allowed. All walks guided free. Be nice.
MON
WED
25
27
July
July
Walks
Monday 25 July
Wednesday 27 July
...in the wake of the Spanish Armada
...the wind has bundled up
the clouds high over Knocknarea
Eddie O Gorman, Grange and Armada Development Association
11am-1.30pm. Start: Streedagh Beach. Guided 2.5 hour walk along the
famous De Cuellar Trail from Streedagh to Staid Abbey taking in the
sights, sounds and smells of Yeats’ North Sligo. Expect a poem or two!
Padraig Meehan, local guide
11-1pm. Start: Knocknarea Car Park.
Expert archaeological guide with mythical wisdom sharing his stories.
Tuesday 26 July
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...Lake Isle of Innisfree
Wednesday 27 July
Martin Enright, President Yeats Society
1-3.30pm. Start: Slish Wood Car Park. Walk with Martin from from Slish
(Sleuth) Wood to Yeats’ famous Lake Isle of Innisfree, along beautiful
Lough Gill shores. Poetry expected - all contributions welcome!
…I went out to the Hazelwood
As walks are weather dependent they are subject to change at short notice.
Walkers participate at own risk. Tread Softly... accept no responsibility.
Beatrice McDonald, Chair, Hazelwood Heritage Society
7-9pm. Start: Hazelwood Car Park. Beatrice weaves her extensive local
knowledge on the area as you wander around Lough Gill’s shore.
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THURS
Note: Sturdy boots, water, appropriate raingear and a
pleasant disposition recommended for all walks. No
dogs allowed. All walks guided free. Be nice.
SAT
28
30
July
July
Thursday 28 July
Friday 29 July
...Rosses Point Sea Trails
...Town Trail
Willie Murphy, RLNI and Ann Joyce, Rosses
Point Sea Shanty Festival Committee
11am-1pm. Start: In front of Harry’s Bar,
Rosses Point.
Soak up stunning scenery and breathe
in fresh Atlantic air in this historic,
maritime village where WB Yeats and his
siblings used to spend their summers, and
where Jack painted many beautiful
scenes.
Michael Bell, Nature Learn
11-1pm. Start: Doorly Park Arch.
Michael will guide you around Sligo’s own wildlife and woodland close to
Sligo’s heart with local stories to enchant you.
Saturday 30 July
...Coney Island Retreat
Olivia Ward
9.30am-2pm. Start: The Mill Road/Beach,
Mainland side of island causeway
Olivia shares her
intimate knowledge
of the island and
its rich culture. Paddling barefoot recommended if the sun joins in.
As walks are weather dependent they are subject to change at short notice.
Walkers participate at own risk. Tread Softly... accept no responsibility.
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WED
27
July
€10
7.30pm
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The Way We Were
with author John McTernan
A special evening celebrating Sligo history and the sport and entertainment
our ancestors enjoyed. Our keynote speaker is retired Sligo County librarian
John McTernan who has devoted much of his time over the past two decades
to researching and writing about various aspects of the history of County
Sligo. Chat to representatives from Sligo Rovers Heritage Association and
County Sligo Heritage and Genealogy Society who will have a host of
interesting items on display in the Hawk's Well Theatre foyer from 6.30pm.
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Complementary tea or coffee included.
Hazelwood Ferry with thanks to the National Library of Ireland
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Tours
Booking essential on all tours except free walking tours. All Bookings
(and further information) can be made through the Tourist Information
office on o’Connell Street Sligo, 071 9161201.
Bus and Boat Tour of Inspiring Yeats County:
Drumcliffe, Glencar, Parke’s Castle, Lough Gill and
Lake Isle of Innisfree.
Pick up and return from Tourist Information office.
Mon, Wed & Fri 10.30am €30/15 u12s
roseofinnisfree.com
FREE 2-hour Guided Walking Tours of Sligo Town
including Yeatsian points of interest.
Mon to Sat 11am FREE
sligotourism.ie
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Drumcliffe Church
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Two-hour Mini-Coach Tour
of Hazelwood, Glencar, Drumcliffe and other Yeatsian areas of
Sligo. Pick up and return from Tourist Information office.
Tues & Thurs 2.30pm, Sun 1pm €10pp
Two-hour Mini-Coach Tour of Carrowmore
Megalithic Cemetery
Knocknarea, Strandhill and other Yeats’ areas.
Mon, Wed & Fri 2.30pm, Sun 3pm
Explore The Wild Side
Three hour minibus tour of the Wild Atlantic coastline.
Daily €25 per person
Departs 10am & 2pm from o’Connell St.
wildatlanticways.ie
Lough Gill Boat Tours
Explore the wonderful landscape that inspired WB Yeats onboard a
traditional open boat. Departing from Sligo town.
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Glencar Waterfall
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EVENTS
EVENT TYPE EVENT
VENUE
DATE TO
TIME
PRICE
PAGE
The Model
Sunday 28 August
Tues-Sat 10am-5pm. Sun 10:30am-3:30pm
FREE
2
The Model
Sunday 11 September
FREE
4
The Model
Sunday 28 August
FREE
6
A Seed’s A Star’ Naomi Draper and Mark Garry
Hamilton Gallery
Saturday 30 July
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
FREE
8
‘Legacy’ - National Fine Art Print Exhibition
Hamilton Gallery
Saturday 27 August
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
FREE
9
Streedagh Beach
The Factory
9:30am
11am-1:30pm
1:10pm Lunch available from 12:30pm
11:15am
€10
FREE
€10
€10
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14
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Hyde Bridge Gallery
Slish Wood Car Park
9:30am
Tues-Sat 10am-5pm
11:15am
1pm-3:30pm
€10
€10
€10
FREE
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10
26
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March - August
Exhibitions
Jack B Yeats A Broadside
April - September
Exhibitions
Jack B Yeats Painted Universe
Sat 25 June
Exhibitions
Elizabeth Price
Thurs 7 July
Exhibitions
Sat 9 July
Exhibitions
Mon 25 July
Literary
Walks
Theatre
Literary
Timing Yeats’ Rising Geraldine Higgens
…in the wake of the Spanish Armada
The Cat & The Moon by WB Yeats
Idle Trade: Work & Exchange Value in Yeats Ronan MacDonald
Tues 26 July
Literary
Exhibitions
Literary
Walks
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Jack Yeats: Painting the Irish Revolution Roy Foster
A Terrible Beauty Invited Artists
Yeats & Futurity Sean Pryor
…Lake Isle of Innisfree
Tuesday 23 August
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Theatre
Literary
Lunchtime Theatre WB Yeats’ Purgatory as Gaelige/English
Exhibition/Tours Tours of our exhibition Daily at 2pm. No need to book
The Factory
Yeats Building
The Model
Friday 5 August
1:15pm
2pm
€10
€5
FREE
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Wed 27 July
Literary
Walks
Literary
Literary
Theatre
Literary
Walks
Talks
When Yeats met Cú Chulainn Angela Bourke
…the wind has bundled up the clouds high over Knocknarea
Yeats in the Era of Decolonization Nathan SuhrSytsma
iYeats Poetry Competition prize-giving ceremony
Lunchtime Reading Jennifer Horne
…I went out to Hazelwood
The Way We Were author John McTernan
Knocknarea Car Park
The Factory
Methodist Church
Hazelwood Car Pak
9:30am
11am-1pm
11:15am
After Lecture
1:15pm
7-9pm
7:30pm Genealogy Society Display from 6:30pm
€10
FREE
€10
FREE
€10
€5
FREE
€10 Complimentary Tea & Coffee
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Thurs 28 July
The Field Day Yeats Rand Brandes
…Rosses Point Sea Trails
Yeats, Costume & the new Irish body in Performance
Aoife Monks
Tommy Emmanuel
Harry’s Bar
9:30am
11am-1pm
11:15am
The Factory
Literary
Walks
Literary
Theatre
Poetry, War & the Local in a Global Age Jahan Ramazani
…Town Trail
Q & A Panel
Literary
Evening Reading Vona Groarke
Literary
Walks
Literary
Theatre
Music
€10
FREE
€10
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8pm
€10
€25/€12.50 U18s
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Doorly Park Arch
The Factory
9:30am
11am-1pm
11:15am
€10
FREE
€10
€10
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Methodist Church
8pm
€5
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Fri 29 July
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Sat 30 July
Walks
Workshop
Children
Children
Theatre
Workshop
Theatre
...Coney Island Retreat
The Mill Road/Beach
Weekend Mokuhanga workshop artist Kate Mac Donagh
The Model
Story-telling with Imelda Ryan-Jones
The Model
Story-telling with Imelda Ryan-Jones
The Model
Yeats on the Hour
Sligo Courthouse Courtyard
Meet The Makers
The Model
Hawk’s Well Theatre Celebration Night
Sunday 31 July
9:30am-2pm
10:30am-4:30pm
11:30am
12:30pm
12-6pm
1:30-2:30pm
8pm
FREE
€100
FREE
FREE
FREE
FREE
€20
43
33
37
37
16
34
18
€15/€12 Conc Lunch €8
€15/€7.50 U18s
32
24
€10
€10
€10
€3 per child
27
27
14
38
Sun 31 July
Literary
Music
A Literary Lunch Michael Harding & Pauline McLynn
The Casey/Ní Chathasaigh Sisters
1:30pm - lunch from 12:30
8pm
The Factory
9:30am
11:15am
2:30-4:30pm
9:30am
11:15am
€10
€10
27
27
The Factory
€10
14
9:30am
€10
27
Mon 1 August
Literary
Literary
Theatre
Children
Yeats’ Poetic License Bernard O’Donoghue
Yeats and Commemoration Roisin Higgins
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Family Fun Day
Tues 2 August
Literary
Literary
Theatre
Yeats, the Dancer and the Revolution Ben Levitas
The Wisdom of Being Comforted: Yeats & Solace
Catriona Clutterbuck
Wed 3 August
Literary
54
Two Girls in Silk Kimonos
Yeats & the Gore-Booth sisters Lauren Arrington
55
Literary
Theatre
Literary
Theatre
Yeats, the pre-Raphaelites & Eastern Painting
Young Suck Rhee
Launch & Evening Reading Bernard O’Donoghue
A Cuala Songbook & Daughters of Emer
11:15am
€10
27
The Factory
Methodist Church
8pm
8pm
€10
€5
€15
14
29
19
Hamilton Gallery
9:30am
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
11am
€10
FREE
€15
28
12
35
Thurs 4 August
Literary
Exhibitions
Workshop
Literary
Theatre
The Eternal Circling of Yeats & Joyce John McCourt
Sleeping Venus and other New Works Diarmuid Delargy
Bloggers BootCamp Tríona O’Donnell
Yeats, MacBride, Gonne and
the Formation of National Memory Sinead McCoole
Saturday 27 August
The Factory
11:15am
€10
€10
28
14
The Factory
9:30am
11:15am
8.30pm
€10
€10
€10
€10/€8 Conc
14
28
28
31
FREE
€18/€16 Conc
20
Fri 5 August
Theatre
Literary
Literary
Literary
Arresting Time: Yeats as Dramatist Fintan O’Toole
Q & A Panel
Cathleen Ní Houlihan by WB Yeats
Sat 6 August
Theatre
Theatre
56
The Cat & The Moon by WB Yeats Outdoor performance
Theatre Lovely Leitrim by Beezneez
Dooney Rock
Sunday 7 August
6pm
8pm
57
FESTIVAL LOCATIONS
1
2
3
4
2
The Factory Performance Space
The Model
Hamilton Gallery
5
6
7
Courthouse
Hyde Bridge Gallery/ Yeats Building
Methodist Church, Wine St
8 Streedagh Beach
8
7
6
3
9
9 Harry’s Bar
Coney Island
10 Causeway
Hazelwood
13 Car
Park
4
11
5
Knocknarea
Car Park
12
Doorly Park
Arch
15 Slish Wood
14 Dooney Rock
1
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