Guide to the Arts in Leitrim

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Guide to
the Arts
in Leitrim
September - December 2016
www.thedock.ie
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CULTUREFOX.IE
No. 3 - September to December 2016
The Glens
Centre
Manorhamilton
071 985 5833
www.theglenscentre.com
The Dock
Leitrim
Sculpture
Centre
Artists in Residence / 4 Leitrim Design House / 48
Manorhamilton
071 985 5098
www.leitrimsculpturecentre.ie
Hawk’s
Well Theatre
Sligo
The Dock
Carrick-on-Shannon
071 965 828
www.thedock.ie
Workshops / 6
The Glens Centre / 50
Family Fun / 9
LSC / 54
Youth Theatre / 10
Start Studios / 58
Trad School / 11
Ballinaglera Trad
Music Weekend / 60
Visual Arts / 12
071 916 1518
www.hawkswell.com
Performance / 16
Roscommon
Arts Centre
Leitrim
Backstage
Theatre
Culture Night / 19
043 334 7888
www.backstage.ie
Paths to Freedom / 24
Longford
Roscommon
090 662 5824
www.roscommonartscentre.ie
a world of culture
on your doorstep
Solas Art Studio / 62
Leitrim Adult
Guidance / 63
Iron Mountain
Literature Festival / 26
Focus on Film / 38
Christmas Fun / 42
Monthly Events / 44
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Artists in
Residence
Ciarán MacAoidh
Ciarán MacAoidh is the new artist in residence at the Dock. After training
and working as a traditional blacksmith for some time he moved into sound
art and field recording in 2011, inspired both by a series of recordings that
he made while visiting the Kurdish region of Iraq and by another Leitrim
field recordist. He occasionally works in visual arts, making installations in
abandoned buildings and working in film.
Originally from Dublin, Ciarán has been living and working near Carrick on
Shannon for the past six years and he regularly returns to Dublin to present
an experimental music programme on NearFM called The Crooked Button
Radio Show. Ciarán has become increasingly interested in telling stories
through sound and especially through audio documentary. His field
recordings have been used by a number of artists in their own sound art
and music and currently his Kurdistan recordings are being used in work
by American artist Saeed Shabaz. Ciarán’s plans for his time at The Dock
include blending pure field recordings of human activity with elements of
documentary to tell short stories about people’s lives.
Sorcha Fox
Writer, actor and producer Sorcha
Fox will continue as an artist in
residence at The Dock. Sorcha is
working on a writing project and
will provide one on one mentoring
workshops for actors and writers.
Born in Dublin she lives and works near Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim,
Sorcha is co-director, with Donal O’Kelly, of Benbo Productions. She
directed Donal O’Kelly’s new one man show; Fionnuala – a play about the
Shell Corrib Gas Project which won a Fringe First in Edinburgh in 2013
and was nominated for the Amnesty Freedom of Expression Award. In
2014 Sorcha played the part of Molly in Ken Loach’s film – Jimmy’s Hall.
She studied Drama and Theatre studies at the Samuel Beckett Centre in
Trinity College Dublin.
Orla Murphy
Writer and Director Orla Murphy
will begin a residency with us in
September. Orla is experienced
in all aspects of theatre, film
and radio production with
a strong focus on original
project development. She is
currently directing/producing
“Remember to Breathe” for Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016 and National
Tour September 2016. She was shortlisted for the Fishamble Best New
Play Award Tiger Dublin Fringe 2015 and BBC International Playwriting
Award 2014. In addition to writing and directing Orla is training coordinator for Film and TV with Screen Training Ireland and Creative Writing
and Publishing tutor at NUI Maynooth, Ballyfermot College of Further
Education, and Marino Institute of Higher Education.
Masterclasses &
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Workshops for Adults
Oil painting masterclass course
with Ann Quinn
Improvers Oil Painting Class
with Laura Gallagher 17TH, 18TH SEPT & 1ST, 2ND OCT
11-4PM EACH DAY
TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER UNTIL TUESDAY 6TH DECEMBER
7PM - 9PM
Ann Quinn returns for a masterclass course in oil painting suitable for people
of all levels over two weekends. Merging photography with memory and
imagination, she will help guide the students to create their own personal
paintings. These masterclasses always sell out quickly so book early.
Make the most of your evenings this Autumn and get creative with
artist Laura Gallagher. A tutor known for her encouragement and gentle
guidance, relax and enjoy learning about colour mixing, application and
building your painting in layers.
Full details of the weekend schedules and materials are
available on The Dock website at www.thedock.ie
Modern calligraphy for
beginners with Eithna Joyce
SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER
11-1:30PM
A fresh and contemporary approach to the age old skill of beautiful writing.
During this workshop you will be introduced to the joys of writing with
dip nib and ink by learning the basic techniques, letter forms and how to
compose words and phrases. The workshop fee includes a kit of all you
need for the class and to continue practicing at home.
Figurative Painting Weekend
with Paddy McCann
SATURDAY 12TH & SUNDAY 13TH NOVEMBER
11-4PM
A two day intensive painting workshop for those artists wishing to energise
their painting practice. Full details of the weekend schedules and required
materials are available on The Dock website at www.thedock.ie
To book and for more information visit [email protected]
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Young People
& Families
Family Fun at
The Dock
Baby & Toddlers Mornings
Halloween Kids Workshop:
Shadow Play with
Vanya Lambrecht Ward
WEDNESDAYS 7TH SEPTEMBER, 5TH OCTOBER,
2ND NOVEMBER, 7TH DECEMBER, 11-12.30PM
A morning of play, fun and art for young ones to play with sounds, textures,
colour, light and a range of sensations. Artist Naomi Draper returns with
her extremely popular Baby and Toddler Mornings. Get creative and have
fun over four weeks.
SATURDAY 29TH OCTOBER, 12.30-2.00PM, FOR AGE 4+
(PARENTS MUST ACCOMPANY CHILD)
Explore the wonderful world of shadows in a family workshop full of
mystery. Come and join us and find out what lurks in the dark.
Art Studio, Explore &
Create Workshops
School Gallery tour
TUESDAYS 13TH, 20TH, & 27TH SEPTEMBER 4TH, 11TH,
18TH OCTOBER 4PM TO 5.30PM - FOR AGES 8-14YEARS
Art Studio, Explore & Create is back for another 6 weeks, with artist
Melissa Doran. A series of workshops about creating a funny little world!
Claiming Space Red Bird Youth Collective
FRIDAY 25TH NOVEMBER, FREE
The Director of Galway art centre Maeve Mulrennan will give a tour of the
Redbird Youth Collective exhibition in The Dock to primary & secondary
school groups. Advance booking required.
Workshops for Teenagers
SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER, FREE
Creating documentaries using smartphone , songwriting, poetry and more
with Ferdia MacAonghusa, Daniel Mulcahy & Saffron Lily Gunwhy, Siofra Ni
Chonluain, Peter Sherry & Red Bird Youth Collective.
Christmas Family
Wonderland Trail
SATURDAY 10TH DECEMBER
(PARENTS MUST ACCOMPANY CHILDREN)
This day involves families following a number of trails, clues, stories,
creating artwork, that finishs with a kids Christmas disco. Full details are
available on The Dock website at www.thedock.ie
Advance booking is essential to guarantee your place.
Full details are available on The Dock website at www.thedock.ie
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Leitrim Youth
Theatre Company
As well as developing a range of acting and performance skills, youth
theatre members meet new people, build confidence, and above all, have
fun! You will gain practical skills and have great fun producing, devising
and making theatre productions work! It’s a great way to make friends
outside of your school networks and a fantastic opportunity to work
with people your own age. You don’t need previous experience to join.
Youth Theatre involves you in lots of aspects of performance; like stage
management, costume, make-up and set design and promotion. You will
get the opportunity to devise a new production with the leadership of
experienced drama professionals with a wealth of knowledge and talent.
Leitrim Youth Theatre Company is a professional youth theatre organisation
dedicated to providing opportunities for young people who wish to
become involved in acting and theatre.
Youth Theatre Senior & Junior
SENIOR YOUTH THEATRE, 14-18 YEARS:
MONDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER. 10 WEEKS IN TOTAL.
JUNIOR YOUTH THEATRE, 10-13 YEARS
TUESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER. 10 WEEKS IN TOTAL.
THERE WILL BE A BREAK FROM WORKSHOPS DURING
THE MID TERM BREAK
Book in advance online at www.thedock.ie,
or directly through the box office on 071 9650828
The Pádraig Sweeney
School of Traditional
Music
Classes in The Dock will resume on Wednesday 14th September and
continue weekly each Wednesday from 4pm-6.30pm. The classes are for
those aged 7 to 17 years. Pádraig’s music classes at The Dock are extremely
popular so early booking is advised.
Pádraig Sweeney is one of the best known Traditional Irish Musicians in this
area and farther afield. He has built his classes up to 350 pupils per week.
He attends 10 Primary Schools in Leitrim and Roscommon and also has 4
Community Centres as well as 4 House Classes’. Pádraig is a committee
member and tutor at “The Joe Mooney Summer School” in Drumshanbo,
as well as a tutor at The O’Carolan Summer School in Keadue.
Pádraig is both an accomplished and relaxed tutor and takes his classes
very seriously. His aim is to get his pupils to a very high standard. He works
annually with young people doing traditional music for both the Junior
and Leaving Certificate practical examinations. From his classes’ he formed
the group “Ceolteoirí Lough Allen” which consists of musicians, singers &
dancers who perform at numerous functions.
PÁDRAIG CLASSES’ ARE AS FOLLOWS:
MONDAY - DRUMSHANBO @ 4PM AND ANNADUFF @ 6PM
WEDNESDAY – THE DOCK, CARRICK-ON-SHANNON @ 4PM
THURSDAY – DOWRA RESOURCE CENTRE @ 4.30PM
FRIDAY – CANON DONOHUE HALL, MOHILL @ 3.45PM
ALL CLASSES WILL RESUME FROM MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12TH
2016 AND BOOKING IS ADVISED.
Contact details:
Mobile: 086 8112871
E-mail [email protected]
Facebook: Pádraig Sweeney School of Traditional Irish Music
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Visual Arts
Now Came Still Evening On John Coyle & Gary Coyle No..13--January
September
to April
to December
2016 2016
OPENING PREVIEW SATURDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER 2PM
EXHIBITION CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER
John Coyle, will be showing a series of small scale oil paintings, most
of which have been made in the recent past. They are painted from
his everyday life and environment. Over his life time as an artist he has
succeeded in capturing the immediacy of a time and place and plays with
abstraction observed in nature. Gary Coyle has made a series of new large
scale charcoal drawings, many of which incorporate elaborate hand drawn
frames, the works will be hung in a digital rendering of dense woodland,
made on a drawing tablet and printed on vinyl. The gallery, environment
will be become a full immersive fairy-tale like space- gothic, fractured,
appealing and a little unnerving
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Claiming Space
Red Bird Youth Collective Galway
OPENING PREVIEW SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER 2PM
EXHIBITION CONTINUES UNTIL 14TH JANUARY 2017
SCHOOL TOURS FRIDAY 25TH NOVEMBER
CREATIVE WORKSHOPS SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER
Since its inception, Red Bird has been supporting creativity and claiming artistic space for
young people in Galway, and now, nationally. A special publication with images of all Red
Bird projects to date and commissioned essays will be launched at the exhibition opening,
which takes place in Gallery 1 at 2pm on Saturday 26th November.
Find out more on www.thedock.ie
A Galway Arts Centre National Tour, supported by The Arts Council
Claiming Space is supported by the Arts Council www.artscouncil.ie
Red Bird Youth Collective workshops for teenagers
SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER
10-12:00pm: Creating documentaries using smartphone technology by Siofra Ni Chonluain
12.30-1.30pm: Activism & the built environment: current members & Peter Sherry
3-5.00pm: Songwriting & Poetry with Ferdia MacAonghusa, Daniel Mulcahy & Saffron Lily Gunwhy
School Tours
FRIDAY 25TH NOVEMBER
Schools will get a sneak preview from Galway Arts Centre’s curator Maeve Mulrennan will
host tours for primary and post-primary schools. Lesson Plans based on the exhibition will
be available to download for free on www.theredbirdcollective.com from 1st September.
Saol Nua Group
Exhibition WEDNESDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER TO MONDAY 24TH OCTOBER
OFFICIAL OPENING 10TH OCTOBER 2PM
Saol nua are a group of adults with learning disabilities and mental health
issues who participate in a varied range of activities through Breffni Family
Resource Centre. This exhibition of collaborative art, involving participants
of the SaolNnua social group, highlights the therapeutic benefits of art
in the area of mental health and to raise awareness of issues, around the
world, in support of mental health. For further information or to join the
Saol Nua social group, please contact Breffni Family Resource Centre for
our latest programme details.
BREFFNI FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE
www.breffnifrc.com [email protected] 071-9622566
Open Season
OPENING PREVIEW SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER 2PM
The Human Head...
Boyle Abbey School
OPENING PREVIEW , SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER 2PM
Exploring the human head from original Stone Age sculptures, to contemporary zombie
movies, to anatomical perfection, to the hyper stylised ambitions of the fashion industry.
Fifth year year students from Abbey Community College Boyle are hoping to generate a
foundation of flesh and bone research upon which they will present sculptures that challenge
and delight in equal measure.
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Always a highlight in the visual art calendar, our annual open season
exhibition is an opportunity for selected artists to show their work in The
Dock’s gallery spaces. Artists at all stages in their artistic careers exhibit.
The exhibition is always vibrant and eclectic, and offers the perfect chance
to pick a truly original Christmas present. Pupils of Scoil Mhuire will
perform Christmas carols on the staircase on the day of the opening, Sat
26th Nov at 2pm.
Submission deadline Thursday 10th to Saturday 12th November 11-5pm.
Forms are available on our website www.thedock.ie
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Performances
The Alan Kelly Gang
with Eddi Reader
WEDNESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER, 8.30PM
The Alan Kelly Gang, one of Ireland’s leading contemporary trad acts, team
up with Scotland’s internationally acclaimed and mesmerizing songstress,
Eddi Reader, of Fairground Attraction fame and Trashcan Sinatra’s guitarist
and songwriter, John Douglas. This will sell out. Book now!
Pauline Scanlon
THURSDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER, 8.30PM
Deeply immersed in the tradition yet completely aware of the edgier
developments within the folk and world music realm, Pauline Scanlon is
capable of making the oldest ballads sound immediate and fresh while
granting newer material a timeless resonance.
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Cloud 9 with
Breifne Earley
FRIDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER, 9AM TO 5PM
2014 World Cycle Race champion Breifne Earley hosts a weekend of
inspirational speakers, events, activities and film screenings in Co. Leitrim.
Having been inspired by countless individuals around the planet to get on
the bike and stay moving through his adventure, Breifne plans to share
some of those stories with you.
Nine motivational individuals will tell their personal success stories across
the fields of business, music, fashion, sports, adventure, technology,
charity and personal development. There’s something here for anyone
who’s looking for that burst of inspiration to move their professional or
personal life to the next level.
Tickets and Further Information is available at
www.breifneearley.com/cloud9
Culture Night Celebrations
FRIDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER, FREE
Another very special Culture Night for The Dock showcasing our
stunning building and myriad of talented people from the locality.
With plentiful opportunities to make some great art the special
programme includes visual art, music, song, and workshops for all
ages. This is a free night for everyone to enjoy and the more the
merrier. We look forward to celebrating with you.
MORE DETAILS AT WWW.THEDOCK.IE FROM SEPTEMBER
Highlights include
Leitrim on Film
The Irish Film Institute brings a programme of sound and silent films includes: De
Valera Election Campaign: Drumshambo (1933); Ireland at Home: An Tostal (1953);
Radharc: Water, Water (1968) – piped water comes to Aughnasheelin; Lovely Leitrim,
a 1970s travelogue; and Songs of the Emerald Isle (1955). The programme highlight
is a ciné-concert featuring The Farm below the Mountain (1958), a film made by
Scotsman, Ernest Tiernan, on the occasion of his honeymoon in Leitrim with local
girl Kathleen (née) Durkin when they visited Carrick-on-Shannon, Drumshanbo and
Cornamuckla farm. The film is presented with live musical accompaniment by local
musicians Patrick Carayannis, Rodney Lancashire and Seamus Hernon.
Print Making Workshop with Brigit Egging
@ The Leitrim Design House, 5pm-7pm
Roscommon Craft Showcase
@ The Leitrim Design House
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Remember to
Breathe
WEDNESDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER, 8.30PM
Caitlín & Ciarán
with special guest
Siobhan O’Donnell
THURSDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER, 8.30PM
Remember to Breathe is a deeply moving play about moving home and
moving on. Abbey Theatre regular Liz Fitzgibbon stars as Irish emigrant
Maeve who is learning to swim in a pool in post-earthquake New Zealand.
...Learning to swim becomes the metaphor for survival in this
fine, understated play, through the subtle clarity of the writing
and the wonderfully judged performances…
Fiddle – Concertina – Dance
Acclaimed musicians each in their own right, Caitlín Nic Gabhann and
Ciarán Ó Maonaigh have joined forces to create one of traditional music’s
most impressive acts. The pair’s spirited music and dance is rooted in
the tradition; brimming with soul and life. Through fiddle, concertina and
dance, Caitlín andCiarán breathe fire into musical pieces, combining their
arts with chemistry and energy.
Irish Times ****
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Listening club: with artists
Karl Burke & Mark Garry
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER, 7:00PM
It’s free & you can bring along your own music choices to listen to!
Listening is a public sharing of music hosted by the Dock, where people
bring music they find interesting, progressive or just something they love,
come and play and speak about or just listen to music.
Flash Play Writing
Rehearsed Readings
WEDNESDAY 5TH OCTOBER, 8PM
Convened by Rhona Trench with actors Ciarán McCauley and Eimear O
Carroll performing the readings, this will be a fun, thought-provoking and
very entertaining evening with a group of emerging writers from Sligo,
Longford, Roscommon and Leitrim. Working with Rhona Trench they have
written 14 short plays which embrace a broad range of contemporary
stories and theatrical styles. There will be something here for everyone!
The Breffni Players present two one acts,
Lucy in the sky
by Tony Layton &
In Plaster
by Richard Harris
WEDNESDAY 12TH & THURSDAY 13TH OCTOBER
Lucy in the Sky is a play about three women seeking shelter in a women's
inner city homeless shelter, each with a story to tell.
Running time 40 minutes, directed by Valerie Traynor.
In Plaster we find Eric immobilised in hospital after a car accident. His
seemingly innocent wife Helen calls to visit. What follows is a hilarious
description of the accident and what really happened.
Running time 30 mins, director Angus Dunne.
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Leitrim County Library Service
presents
Paths To Freedom
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER & SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER
The Paths To Freedom programme is presented as part of Leitrim 2016’s Centenary
Programme, which is coordinated by Leitrim County Council, in association with
the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, the
Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government and IPB. It is offered by
Leitrim County Council in collaboration with Pegasus Consulting, the company
behind the hugely successful history projects The Fighting Irish (2010) and The
Great War Roadshow (2014-15).
Fronted by RTE presenter and historian Myles Dungan, Leitrim County Library
Service’s Paths To Freedom programme will bring together a team of broadcasters,
authors and key academics with important things to say about the legacy of 1916,
plus a cast of international performers, for a special two-part commemoration.
The Count, The Countess
& The Tommy
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 8.30PM
THE DOCK CARRICK ON SHANNON
This show, written by RTE’s Myles Dungan features songs and stories from the
era of the Rising, centering on the music of the celebrated Irish tenor Count John
McCormack, and also the songs of Lena Ford, Ivor Novello, Stanley Kirkby &
George M. Cohan.
Featuring singers Simon Morgan, Lisa Lambe and Brendan MacQuaile:
Booking via The Dock on 0719750828 or www.thedock.ie
SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER BALLINAMORE LIBRARY
A free day-long programme of talks and presentations on 1916 and its legacy will
take place at The County Library, Ballinamore, on Saturday 1st October, fronted by
RTE presenter and historian Myles Dungan with a team of broadcasters, authors
and key academics.
Booking via Leitrim Library Service on 0719645582 or [email protected]
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FRIDAY 7TH & SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER
The new Iron Mountain Literature Festival
draws much of its inspiration from the works
and legacy of John McGahern. Combining
panels, talks and readings focusing on an
exploration of place, home and identity
drawing together writers and thinkers
from many backgrounds. Man Booker Prize
winner Anne Enright opens the festival
and talks to Vincent Woods about writing
and her work as Laureate for Irish Fiction.
Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Proulx will be
joined by architect and self build advocate
Dominic Stevens to discuss architecture, the
environment and the challenges of building
a home in the place you love. Festival
director, writer and broadcaster, Vincent
Woods talks to geographer and writer
Shane McCorristine. Shane is later joined
by awarding winning playwright Conor
McPherson to talk about literature in
shaping an understanding of history and
human experience. Keith Hopper has coedited two books about Dermot Healy, he
will talk about landscape and language in
the work of John McGahern and Dermot
Healy. Archaeologist Sam Moore leads a
talk and field trip on the rich mythology and
folklore associated with Sliabh an Iarainn
and the surrounding region and talks about
some of the features to be found there.
Leitrim County Council will present the
inaugural John McGahern Award for an
emerging Irish writer.
For further information go to
www.ironmountainfestival.ie
& to book tickets phone
The Dock on 071 96 50828.
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I’m your Man
Leonard Cohen Tribute Night
with Boyle Songwriters Collective and
Teresa Galvin Trio
FRIDAY 21ST OCTOBER, 7.30PM
The Boyle Songwriters Collective, in association with The Dock, are pleased
to present an evening of film and song, including a screening of I’m Your Man,
the documentary film on the legendary singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, with
performances by those musicians he has influenced. The evening starts at 7:30
pm with a selection of Leonard Cohen songs, performed by members of the Boyle
Songwriters Collective. This is a group of locally based songwriters who meet in
Boyle on a regular basis to discuss, encourage and share original material. The
Teresa Galvin trio offer an entertaining and refreshing repertoire, which consists
Teresa’s own original music interspersed with choice covers, spanning decades and
crossing all genres. The trio comprises Teresa on guitar and vocals with Stephanie
Pawula on percussion and Fionnuala Kennedy on double bass.
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Sessions at The Shannon
presents Buille
THURSDAY 27TH OCTOBER, 8.30PM
With 4 incredible musicians Caoimhin Vallely Niall Vallely, Brian Morrissey
and Ed Boyd, Buille have blazed a trail through traditional and contemporary
music since forming in 2005.
The annual Sessions at The Shannon Traditional Music Festival returns on
the October bank holiday weekend and the first gig is by this excellent
group. Buille have released two critically lauded genre-defying albums and
performed all over the world. Buille, which is the Irish for beat or strike, only
partly describes the impact of the Buille experience which was described
by the Irish Times “as fresh a breath that’s blown through traditional (and
roots) circles in a long, long time.”
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Live performances &
Dead Artist’s Disco!
Have Yis No Homes
To Go To
As Halloween looms why not join us in our galleries and performance space
for some errie artistic goings on with just a hint of spookiness! On the night
we will have a Live Art performance with actor Patrick Curley performing
The Black Cat by Edgar Allen & singer Ilsa Lubbers will treat us to some
classic opera in the gallery spaces where artist Gary Coyle’s wonderful
exhibition will be on show. To top is all off we will present our Dead Artist’s
Disco. Yes, we will only be playing music from artists who have gone to sing
with the choir invisible and you get the chance to create the playlist! Keep
an eye out on facebook, twitter and www.thedock.ie for details on how
you can submit your request.
Three and a half Irish clowns face down 1,500 refugees in a camp in
Rwanda. In French, English, Swahili and Kinyarwandan, the questions on
everybody’s lips are; ‘What the hell are yous doing here?’ and ‘Why’d you
bring a drummer to Africa?’ ..The true story of one eejit drummer’s deep
misgivings and ultimate redemption on an unlikely expedition with Clowns
Without Borders. Sold out at Dublin Fringe 2013 and in Cork, Galway, New
York in 2014.
SATURDAY 29TH OCTOBER 8PM
WEDNESDAY 2ND NOVEMBER, 8.30PM
“Fringe favourite..Fleming is back”
Irish Times 2013
“The audience laps it up .. agog at the range of Brian’s talents.
And his muppets underwear”
Counterpunch 2014
The Sliabh an Iarainn Players present
Moll
by John B . Keane
SATURDAY 5TH NOVEMBER, 8.30PM
Set in the early 1970's, circa the introduction of decimalization, the action
takes place in the parlour of a rural presbytery inhabited by a Canon and
his two curates. When it becomes necessary for them to recruit a new
housekeeper, much mirth ensues. But as with all John B. plays the final
scene brings the usual unexpected twist.
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This is How We Fly
Michael Harding
Four amazing musicians, each of them rooted in different cultures and
musical vocabularies, each on the cusp of their most fertile and creative
years. Individually, each member has carved out a reputation for not just
mastering their chosen fields, but rising above, redefining and renewing
the musical world they come from.
Michael Harding returns to The Dock with his latest book, Talking to
Strangers. Michael Harding is one of Ireland's most distinctive writers and
storytellers and his recent memoirs Staring at Lakes and Hanging with the
Elephant have touched a chord with audiences throughout the country.
Michael will read from Talking to Strangers and ruminate on his life over
the past 18 months, playing the Bull McCabe on stage in Dublin, struggling
with self-doubt, faith, and psychotherapy, and the chaos of building an
extension to his home near Lough Allen.
WEDNESDAY 9TH NOVEMBER, 8.30PM
Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh – fiddles
Seán Mac Erlaine – clarinets/electronics
Nic Gareiss – percussive dance
Petter Berndalen – percussion
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FRIDAY 11TH NOVEMBER, 8.30PM
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Dermot Byrne
Steve Cooney
Trevor Hutchinson
THURSDAY 17TH NOVEMBER, 8.30PM
One of Ireland’s finest traditional accordion players Dermot Byrne arrives in
Carrick to celebrate 20 Years of Traditional Irish Music since his celebrated
1995 album. Dermot will be joined by Steve Cooney on guitar and Trevor
Hutchinson on bass.
Dan Brouder, Angelina
Carberry & guests
THURSDAY 1ST DECEMBER, 8.30PM
A night with Dan Brouder and Angelina Carberry, on accordion and banjo
with guest musicians, Brian Mooney (bouzouki) from Brosna in County
Kerry, former De Danann member Brian McGrath (banjo & piano) and 2014
TG4 Gradam cheoil award winner Nan tom taimin de Burca (vocal), to bring
a unique night of Irish traditional music and song from different regions of
Ireland.
Dan Brouder is a renowned exponent of the West Limerick accordion style.
He is a musician held in high regard among his peers for his musical integrity
and the enjoyment he passes on through the music he plays and cherishes.
Angelina’s unmistakeable sound is at times dark and earthy, coupled
with a weighted deeply grounded rhythm, the momentum, measured,
unstoppable. Yet it is light-handed, deft, and deadly accurate, twinkling
and sparkling.
The Ark presents
RIDICULOUS!
TUESDAY DECEMBER 6TH & WEDNESDAY 7TH
Whether you’re as big as a house or as small as a shoe, strap on your
custard wings and tune your gnu! We have 40 RIDICULOUS minutes for
you! Performers Sorcha Fox and Sinead Murphy will take you on a journey
through crazy poems, silly songs and nonsense verse from some of the
best loved children’s’ poets.
Featuring work from Roald Dahl, Lewis Carroll, James Joyce, E E Cummings,
Shel Silverstein, Spike Milligan, Tom Lehrer, Jack Prelutsky, Marriott Edgar
and Pat Ingoldsby. This is a performance that will be loved by both adults
and children alike.
For Ages 6+
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Eleanor Shanley
FRIDAY 16TH DECEMBER, 8.30PM
Breffni Players present two one acts
by David Tristram,
Last tango in Carrick
followed by
Last Panto in Carrick
directed by Pat Reid
TUESDAY 20TH & WEDNESDAY 21ST DECEMBER, 8.30PM
Eleanor Shanley is without doubt one of Ireland’s foremost female singers
over the two and a half decades. Having released her new album ‘Forever
Young’ in 2015 Eleanor returns to play a much anticipated concert. If her
previous shows are anything to go by we can expect a full house and great,
great music. Definitely one for the diary!
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Last Tango, the local drama group are dismayed at recent falling audience
figures and decide to spice up their next production running time 40 mins.
Last Panto , it's Christmas and the group are trying to organise a local
pantomime with hilarious results. Running time 40 mins.
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Focus on Film
Classic Cinema:
Wild
TUESDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER, 11.30AM
It’s the early 1990s and Cheryl (Witherspoon), reeling from
a difficult break-up, decides to embark on a gruelling 1,100mile hike across a route that will see her pass through desert,
snow, and over the Sierra Nevada and Cascade mountain
ranges.
Leitrim on Film
FRIDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER, 5PM - 11PM
The IFI presents Local Films for Local People, an exciting and varied programme of countyspecific films presented in collaboration with a range of cultural partners around the country.
Now in its third year, Local Films for Local People provides an accessible route for a broad
range of audiences to their county’s film heritage which is preserved in the IFI Irish Film
Archive. On Culture Night (September 16th), the IFI brings Leitrim on Film to The Dock. A
programme of sound and silent films includes: De Valera Election Campaign: Drumshambo
(1933); Ireland at Home: An Tostal (1953); Radharc: Water, Water (1968) – piped water comes
to Aughnasheelin; Lovely Leitrim, a 1970s travelogue; and Songs of the Emerald Isle (1955).
The programme highlight is a ciné-concert featuring The Farm below the Mountain (1958),
a film made by Scotsman, Ernest Tiernan, on the occasion of his honeymoon in Leitrim with
local girl Kathleen (née) Durkin when they visited Carrick-on-Shannon, Drumshanbo and
Cornamuckla farm. The film is presented with live musical accompaniment by local musicians
Patrick Carayannis, Rodney Lancashire and Seamus Hernon.
Classic Cinema:
The Philadelphia story
TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER, 11.30AM
Director George Cukor and screenwriter Donald Ogden Stewart’s
evergreen version of Philip Barry’s romantic farce, centering on a
socialite wedding threatened by scandal, is a delight from start to
finish, with everyone involved working on peak form.
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I’m your Man
Leonard Cohen Tribute
FRIDAY 21ST OCTOBER, 7.30PM
Director Lian Lunson travelled to The Sydney Opera House to capture a concert
called ‘Came So Far for Beauty’ - a tribute to Cohen performed by contemporary
artists including Nick Cave, Jarvis Cocker, Rufus Wainright and Beth Orton. The film
also features a unique performance of the Cohen classic ‘I’m Your Man’ with the man
himself on vocal and U2 backing him. These performances are scattered with clips of
Cohen in a candid and humorous interview.
Classic Cinema
The Artist
TUESDAY 8TH NOVEMBER, 11.30AM
Travel back to a golden age of cinema in this enchanting,
comedic tribute to silent films. It’s 1927, The handsome and
witty, George Valentin is Hollywood’s biggest movie star. He
has unwittingly stolen the heart of a nobody-turned-extra
named Peppy Miller who dreams of becoming a great actress in
her own right. When the studio converts to the “talkies,” Valentin takes it upon himself
to keep the silent era alive, risking his career and his fortune, and stiff competition from
his former allies.
Classic Cinema:
White Christmas
TUESDAY 13TH DECEMBER, 11.30AM
This much loved movie is a treasury of Irving Berlin classics,
among them ‘Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep’, ‘Sisters’,
‘Blue Skies’, and the beloved holiday song, ‘White Christmas.
With Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye.
Irish Film Institute (IFI)
Schools programme
at The Dock
WEDNESDAY 19TH OCTOBER
We will be continuing our involvement with the IFI Schools programme which links
films with post-primary curriculum. In winter 2016 we will be announcing our next film.
Study Guides are available for schools through the IFI website to support the film. Sign
up to our mailing list for news and listings. www.thedock.ie
This screening is presented in association with IFI Education
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Word Corner
Cafe
TUESDAYS 13TH SEPTEMBER, 11TH OCTOBER,
8TH NOVEMBER, 13TH DECEMBER
The very popular Word Corner Cafe continues throughout the autumn.
This is a free, informal event for all writers, readers and beat poets to share
their work!
Please come along and read / hear some wonderful work, and please pass
this information on to people you think may be interested.
The Reading
Room Book Shop
celebrates ten
years in 2016
We are delighted to welcome the Kids
book club from The Reading Room Book
Shop to our gallery’s at The Dock for a
special club meeting on Saturday 17th
September at 11.00am
THE READING ROOM BOOK SHOP,
BRIDGE ST, CARRICK-ON-SHANNON, CO LEITRIM
TEL: (071) 9671580
EMAIL: [email protected]
WWW.THEREADINGROOM.IE
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CHRISTMAS FUN
The Dock Winter Market
SATURDAY 3RD & SUNDAY 4TH DECEMBER
10AM - 5PM SATURDAY, 12PM - 5 PM SUNDAY
Celebrating 5 years of the
Winter Market at The Dock
Get all your Christmas goodies in a toasty festive atmosphere! In perfect
time for Christmas shopping we will host our traditional Winter Market
featuring an exciting mix of local fine art and design, affordable artisan
crafts, delicious cuisine, mulled wine, roasted chestnuts and more. Our stall
holders are local artists, crafters and makers so you can shop with a clear
conscience and support local business and the arts at the same time.There
will be workshops, live music winter wonderland treats and more! This will be
a great day out for the whole family with something for everyone.
Keep up to date on our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/WinterMarketAtTheDock
FOR STALL HOLDERS :
To apply for a stall please email [email protected]. Closing date
for applications is Monday 31st October. We will contact all applicants by
Friday 4th November.
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The Ark presents
RIDICULOUS!
TUESDAY 6TH & WEDNESDAY 7TH DECEMBER
Whether you’re as big as a house or as small as a shoe, strap on your
custard wings and tune your gnu! We have 40 RIDICULOUS minutes for
you! Performers Sorcha Fox and Sinead Murphy will take you on a journey
through crazy poems, silly songs and nonsense verse from some of the
best loved children’s’ poets.
Featuring work from Roald Dahl, Lewis Carroll, James Joyce, E E Cummings,
Shel Silverstein, Spike Milligan, Tom Lehrer, Jack Prelutsky, Marriott Edgar
and Pat Ingoldsby. This is a performance that will be loved by both adults
and children alike.
For Ages 6+
Christmas Family
Wonderland Trail
A Family Christmas day filled with stories, adventures and dancing. In
conjunction with the Reading Room and Carrick on Shannon Library This day
involves families following a number of trails, clues, stories that finish with a
Christmas pop up disco. Full details are available on www.thedock.ie
Presented in partnership with Leitrim Library Service and The Reading
Room Bookshop.
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SEPTEMBER
THURSDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 8.30PM
TUESDAYS 13TH SEPTEMBER 6PM - 7.30PM
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 7PM
TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER 7PM
Pauline Scanlon is deeply immersed in the tradition
yet completely aware of the edgier developments
within the folk and world music realm.
A free, informal event for all writers, readers
and beat poets to share their work!
WITH KARL BURKE & MARK GARRY
WITH LAURA GALLAGHER
PAULINE SCANLON
WEDNESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
11AM -12.30
BABY & TODDLERS
CREATIVE MORNING
Our very popular morning of play,
fun and art for young ones
WORD CORNER CAFE WEDNESDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER 4PM-6.30PM
PADRAIG SWEENEY
TRADITIONAL MUSIC CLASSES
These popular classes continue weekly.
FRIDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER FREE
CULTURE NIGHT CELEBRATIONS
SING FOR PLEASURE
Sessions continue weekly. Check
www.thedock.ie for details
Another very special Culture Night for The Dock
showcasing our stunning building and myriad
of talented people from the locality. This is a
free night for everyone to enjoy and enjoy visual
art, music, song, and workshops for all ages.
WEDNESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER 8.30PM
SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 11.00AM
WEDNESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER 11AM - 12PM
THE ALAN KELLY GANG
WITH EDDI READER
One of Ireland’s leading contemporary trad acts,
team up with Scotland’s internationally acclaimed
and mesmerizing songstress, Eddi Reader.
THE READING ROOM
BOOK SHOP KIDS BOOK
CLUB AT THE DOCK
We’re delighted to welcome these
young book lovers to The Dock.
LISTENING CLUB
A free event where you can bring music you find
interesting, progressive or just something you love
and play it for others and listen to their choices.
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 8.30PM
THE COUNT, THE COUNTESS &
THE TOMMY
Written by RTE’s Myles Dungan features songs
and stories from the era of the Rising.
SATURDAY 1ST & SUNDAY 2ND OCTOBER
IMPROVERS OIL PAINTING CLASS
TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER 6PM TO 7.30PM
WORD CORNER CAFE
A free, informal event for all writers, readers
WED 12TH & THUR 13TH OCTOBER
THE BREFFNI PLAYERS PRESENT
TWO ONE ACTS, LUCY IN THE SKY
by Tony Layton & Plaster by Richard Harris
11AM TO 4PM
WEDNESDAY 19TH OCTOBER
This course runs over two weekends in September
and October. Advance booking is absolutely
required for these very popular classes.
Full details on www.thedock.ie
OIL PAINTING MASTERCLASS
COURSE WITH ANN QUINN
SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER 11-1:30PM
MODERN CALLIGRAPHY
IRISH FILM INSTITUTE (IFI) SCHOOLS
PROGRAMME AT THE DOCK
WEDNESDAY 19TH & THURSDAY 20TH OCTOBER 7:30PM
FLASH PLAY WRITING SHOWCASE!
FOR BEGINNERS WITH EITHNA JOYCE
Enjoy 14 flash plays in one sitting with
our Flash Play Writing Showcase!
CLOUD 9 WITH BREIFNE EARLEY OIL PAINTING MASTERCLASS
Having been inspired by countless individuals
COURSE WITH ANN QUINN
WEDNESDAY 5TH OCTOBER 11-12.30PM
FRIDAY 21ST OCTOBER 7.30PM
fun and art for young ones.
Leonard Cohen Tribute night with Boyle
Songwriters Collective and Teresa Galvin Trio
An evening of film and song celebrating Leonard
Cohen, including a screening of I’m Your Man.
WEDNESDAY 5TH OCTOBER 8PM
FRIDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER 9AM TO 5PM
SAT 17TH & SUN 18TH SEPTEMBER 11AM - 4PM
around the planet to get on the bike and stay
moving through his adventure, Breifne plans
to share some of those stories with you.
This course runs over two weekends in September
and October. Advance booking is absolutely
required for these very popular classes.
SATURDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER 2PM
TUESDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER 8.30PM
A huge hit at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival,
Remember to Breathe is a deeply moving
play about moving home and moving on.
EXHIBITION PREVIEW:
NOW CAME STILL EVENING ON
GARY COYLE & JOHN COYLE
TUESDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER 11.30AM
CLASSIC CINEMA: WILD
In this captivating and richly satisfying
adaptation of the best-selling 2012 memoir
by Cheryl Strayed, Reese Witherspoon plays
a young woman attempting
the gruelling 1,100-mile hike
across the Pacific Crest Trail.
TUESDAYS 13TH, 20TH, & 27TH SEPTEMBER
MONDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 5PM TO 7 PM
SENIOR YOUTH THEATRE
14- 18 years.
TUESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 5PM TO 6.30PM
JUNIOR YOUTH THEATRE
10-13 years. THURSDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 8.30PM
FLASH PLAY WRITING
REHEARSED READINGS
IRON MOUNTAIN LITERATURE
FESTIVAL WEEKEND
FRIDAY 7TH OCTOBER, 7.30PM - 10PM &
SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER, 9.30AM - 9.30PM
Full programme details are on www.
ironmountainfestival.ie
MONDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2PM
SAOL NUA GROUP
EXHIBITION OPENING
I’M YOUR MAN
THURSDAY 27TH OCTOBER 8.30PM
BUILLE With 4 incredible musicians Caoimhin Vallely
Niall Vallely, Brian Morrissey and Ed Boyd,
Buille have blazed a trail through traditional and
contemporary music since forming in 2005.
SATURDAY 29TH OCTOBER
(FOR AGES 4+) 12.30-2.00PM
HALLOWEEN KIDS WORKSHOP
SHADOW PLAY WITH VANYA
LAMBRECHT WARD
Explore the wonderful world of shadows
in a family workshop full of mystery.
whats on month by
FOR AGES 8-14YEARS 4PM - 5.30PM
ART STUDIO, EXPLORE &
CREATE WORKSHOPS
Creative learning for young people
with artist Melissa Doran.
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REMEMBER TO BREATHE
BABY & TODDLERS
CREATIVE MORNING
CAITLÍN & CIARÁN WITH SPECIAL
GUEST SIOBHAN O’DONNELL
Acclaimed musicians Caitlín Nic Gabhann
and Ciarán Ó Maonaigh are joined by
special guest Siobhan O’ Donnell.
TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER 11.30AM
SATURDAY OCTOBER 29TH
Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant
star in this classic romantic farce.
As Halloween looms why not join us in our
galleries and performance space for some errie
artistic goings on with just a hint of spookiness
CLASSIC CINEMA:
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
LIVE PERFORMANCE &
A DEAD ARTIST’S DISCO!
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NOVEMBER
WEDNESDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 8.30PM
WEDNESDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 8.30PM
THURSDAY 1ST DECEMBER 8.30PM
WEDNESDAY 7TH DECEMBER 11-12.30PM
Clowns Without Borders. Sold out at Dublin Fringe
2013 and in Cork, Galway, New York in 2014.
Four musicians, each of them rooted in different
cultures and musical vocabularies, each on the
cusp of their most fertile and creative years
A night with Dan Brouder and Angelina
Carberry, on accordion and banjo with
guest musicians, Brian Mooney, Brian
McGrath, and NanTom taimin de Burca.
HAVE YIS NO HOMES TO GO TO NOVEMBER THIS IS
HOW WE FLY
The true story of an unlikely expedition with
DECEMBER
WEDNESDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 11-12.30PM
BABY & TODDLERS
CREATIVE MORNING
FRIDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 8.30PM
SATURDAY 5TH NOVEMBER 8.30PM
SAT 12TH & SUN 13TH NOVEMBER 11AM - 4PM
fun and art for young ones.
THE SLIABH AN IARAINN
PLAYERS PRESENT MOLL
BY JOHN B . KEANE
TUESDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 11.30AM
CLASSIC CINEMA:
THE ARTIST
Travel back to a golden age of cinema in this
enchanting, comedic tribute to silent films.
WEDNESDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 11-12.30PM
BABY & TODDLERS CREATIVE
MORNING
TUESDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 6PM - 7.30PM
WORD CORNER CAFE A free, informal event for all writers, readers
MICHAEL HARDING
Michael Harding returns to The Dock with
his latest book, Talking to Strangers.
FIGURATIVE PAINTING
WITH PADDY MCCANN
A two day intensive painting workshop for those
artists wishing to energise their painting practice.
THURSDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 8.30PM
DERMOT BYRNE STEVE
COONEY TREVOR HUTCHINSON
Dermot Byrne Tours to Celebrate 20 Years of
Traditional Irish Music since his 1995 Album
DAN BROUDER &
ANGELINA CARBERRY
SAT 3RD & SUNDAY 4TH DECEMBER FREE
THE DOCK WINTER
MARKET 10 AM - 5 PM SAT / 12PM - 5 PM SUN
Celebrating 5 years of the Winter Market
at The Dock. Get all your Christmas
goodies in a toasty festive atmosphere!
TUESDAY 6TH & WEDNESDAY 7TH DECEMBER
THE ARK PRESENTS
RIDICULOUS!
Whether you’re as big as a house or as small as a
shoe, strap on your custard wings and tune your
gnu! We have 40 RIDICULOUS minutes for you!
BABY & TODDLERS CREATIVE
MORNING
TUESDAY 13TH DECEMBER 11.30AM
CLASSIC CINEMA:
WHITE CHRISTMAS Starring Bing Crosby & Danny Kaye, this much
loved movie is a treasury of Irving Berlin classics,
among them the beloved holiday
song, ‘White Christmas.’
TUESDAY 13TH DECEMBER 6PM - 7.30PM
WORD CORNER CAFE A free, informal event for all writers, readers
FRIDAY DECEMBER 16TH 8.30PM
ELEANOR SHANLEY One of Ireland’s foremost female singers over
the two and a half decades is back for one
night only. Definitely one for the diary!
CLAIMING SPACES SCHOOL GALLERY TOUR
CHRISTMAS FAMILY
WONDERLAND TRAIL
A fun family day with art, stories
and a Christmas Disco!
BREFFNI PLAYERS PRESENT TWO
ONE ACTS BY DAVID TRISTRAM,
SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER
TUESDAY DECEMBER 6TH & WED 7TH
FOLLOWED BY
FRIDAY 25TH NOVEMBER
A guided tour of the Redbird Youth Collective
exhibition for primary & secondary school groups
WORKSHOPS FOR
TEENAGERS
Learn how to create documentaries using
smartphones. Try songwriting, poetry and more !
SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER 2PM
THE ARK PRESENTS
RIDICULOUS!
Whether you’re as big as a house or as small as a
shoe, strap on your custard wings and tune your
gnu! We have 40 RIDICULOUS minutes for you!
TUESDAY 20TH & WEDNESDAY 21ST DECEMBER
LAST TANGO IN CARRICK
LAST PANTO IN CARRICK
DIRECTED BY PAT REID
EXHIBITION PREVIEW
Open Season / Claiming Spaces/ The Human Head
whats on month by month
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www.leitrimdesignhouse.ie
CELEBRATING 16 YEARS IN BUSINESS
EXHIBITIONS - ACTIVITIES - EVENTS - SHOPPING
OPEN 10AM – 6PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY / 10AM – 5PM SATURDAY
Visit the Leitrim Design House, an award winning gallery, recognised
as a model of best practice by the Design and Craft Council of Ireland.
See a distinctive range of Irish made products; fine art, ceramics, glass,
prints, metal, wood, jewellery, textiles, paper-craft & unique cards from
local and national craft makers.
Leitrim Design House New Online Shop
Shipping worldwide:
www.leitrimdesignhouse.ie
Save time, save fuel, save energy! Due to customer demand, we are
now available worldwide with our new online shop. The convenience of
shopping online means you can compare prices, avoid seasonal crowds
and have goods delivered directly to your door. Simply sit back and browse
through our store for creative, inspirational gifts that are both unique and
thoughtful.
Shopping Extravaganzas:
Enjoy late night and Sunday openings on selected dates. Please visit our
website at leitrimdesignhouse.ie for the latest information.
The Leitrim Design House a non-profit organisation, is committed
to supporting the development and success of designers/makers and
artists working in the creative sector
TEL: 071 96 50550 / 071 96 50533
EMAIL: [email protected] / [email protected]
WWW.LEITRIMDESIGNHOUSE.IE
ART WALL
‘For the Love of Drawing’ by Glenda Rolston
AUGUST 10TH-OCTOBER 20TH
Originally from Limavady, Glenda Rolston is an artist based in Leitrim. Her work
currently investigates the very basics of drawing process; “Using wildlife as a
subject matter challenges me to investigate how to create both form and texture
and to develop a personal, visual language.”
ART WALL
Abstract Landscape Works by Siobhan Leonard
OCTOBER 21ST – MID DECEMBER
Siobhán Leonard is an artist based in Cloughjordan Co. Tipperary; her work
is abstract in nature, creating ethereal spaces of emotional connection to a
reminiscent landscape. Through a process of layering whether by palette knife
or by brush, Siobhán creates moments of serenity that are both rewarding and
evocative.
Creativity in Leitrim
The Leitrim
Design House
Exhibitions:
Roscommon Craft Showcase @
The Leitrim Design House:
CULTURE NIGHT FRIDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER:
The Leitrim Design House presents a selection of Roscommon Designers and
Makers. Join us for refreshments at 7.00 pm and view this specially curated
exhibition of the very best of craft and design from our neighbouring county.
Friday 16th September-Saturday 15th October
Workshops:
Advanced Product Development
Boot Camp with Eddie Shanahan
13TH SEPTEMBER, 27TH SEPTEMBER &
11TH OCTOBER 10AM – 3.30PM
This series of workshops will be a highly motivating and intensive three days. It
will push each participant to achieve their personal goals within their business.
Aimed at designer/makers that have attended workshops before (this is
compulsory), our group training means that you are mixing with so many other
like-minded people who all have one thing in common…they want creative and
financial results. The Boot Camp costs €50 per day for non-members or €25 per
day for Leitrim Design House members.
To download an application form visit our website or email: glenda@
leitrimdesignhouse.ie
AUTUMN SERIES OF CRAFT WORKSHOPS TO
EXPLORE YOUR CREATIVE SELF INCLUDING:
TOM CALLERY – POTTERY
FRANCES CROWE – WEAVING
WENDY LOUISE KNIGHT – MILLINERY
FOLLOW US: FACEBOOK.COM/THE LEITRIM DESIGNHOUSE
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Danger Money with
Seamus O’Rourke
8TH SEPTEMBER, 8:30PM €15/€12
Seamus O’Rourke once again teams up with Cavan Writer John
McManus (The Quare Land) for this beautiful ‘close-up’ of rural Irish
life. Often described as being of the same ilk, John the writer and
Seamus the actor hope to bring a story full of heartache and humour
to the stage and with McManus’s very individual madness sprinkled
throughout, it promises to be one hell of a production!!
Oíche Chultúir /
Culture Night
FRIDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER, 8:30PM €12/€10
This one-woman show centres around the events of Easter 1916. It brings
a woman’s voice to the story of Ireland before and after the Rising, from
stories of childhood in the 1890s to a young married woman struggling to
keep her family safe and well in an atmosphere of revolution and retribution.
Written and performed by Isolde ÓBrolcháin Carmody.
Directed by Donal O’Kelly. Filmed by Róisín Loughrey. Sound by Ray Duffy.
The Glens
Centre
Mamó – A Story of Geraldine
Plunkett Dillon
Theatre on Film – This unique play will be screened on film, followed by a
live Q&A with Isolde.
Developed with support from The Glens Centre & The Dock.
Dartry Céilí Band
SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER, 8.30PM €15/€12 CONC
Widely acclaimed as one of the leading céilí bands in Irish music today,
this will be a night to remember with Philip Duffy, John Kilkenny, Mossie
Martin, Sean Carroll, Michael Rooney, Noelle Carroll, June McCormack,
Cian Kearins, Damien McGuinness and Kevin Brehony.
FRIDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER, 8:30PM FREE
Salsa Céilí is back! A free evening of intercultural dance workshops
from around the world with African, South American and European
facilitators, including a Salsa class as Gaeilge, followed by a Céilí.
www.theglenscentre.com
The Glens Centre,
New Line, Manorhamilton,
Co. Leitrim, Ireland
Box Office / General Enquiries:
Mary McGovern
Phone: 071 9855 833 ext 1
Email: [email protected]
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Eagrófar Éigse Chluainín, féile ealaíona Ghaeilge thuaisceart Liatroma
arís i mbliana in Ionad na nGleannta ar an Aoine agus ar an Satharn
an 28ú is 29ú Deireadh Fómhair. Éigse Chluainín North Liatroim’s Irish
language Arts Festival, will take place on Friday & Saturday 28-29th of
October. See website for full details.
The Tennessee Mafia Jug Band
THURSDAY 4TH NOVEMBER, 8:30PM €15/€12 CONC
From the pastoral hills, hollers, shopping malls and interstate highways
of Goodlettsville Tennessee, comes the most entertaining five guys and
a scrubboard, with roots like wisdom teeth. This frolicking fivesome
brightens up the stage with rib-tickling old time tunes, hot picking,
powerful harmonies, corny jokes and riotous hijinks.
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One Act Drama Festival
FRIDAY 11TH –SUNDAY 13TH NOVEMBER 8PM
The annual 3 day feast of theatre returns to the Glens, with adjudicator
Imelda McDongh (member ADA). Please note the earlier opening time of
8pm. Check out the programme and times on our website.
The Whileaways
FRIDAY 18TH NOVEMBER, 8:30PM €12/€10
Three powerful forces in Irish roots music, create a beguiling tapestry of
harmonies, tradition and beautifully crafted original songs. Using American
folksong as a starting point, all three write and sing drawing on their own
experience and the result is captivating. Prepare to be spellbound.
Éigse Chluainín
FRI 28TH & SATURDAY 29TH OCTOBER
ADMISSION PRICE SEE WEBSITE
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Workshops:
SAT 10TH & 11TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Sand Casting In Aluminium Workshop
TUTOR: KATE ORAM. DURATION: 2 DAYS. PARTICIPANTS: 6. COST: €160
Discover the ancient technique of sandcasting, see examples of what you can make, learn
how to make a master pattern, cast it in aluminium & how to finish it. Advice on suitable
patterns (flat-backed or two-part, with no undercuts) will be emailed to you. Bring sturdy
boots & a simple pattern (no undercuts). Beginners to intermediate.
SAT 10TH & 11TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Photopolymer & Photo-etching Print Techniques
TUTOR: JOHNNY BULGER. DURATION: 2 DAYS. PARTICIPANTS: MAX 6. COST: €180
SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Bronze Pour for participants of
Mouldmaking Workshops
TUTOR: KEITH ALAN SEYBERT. DURATION: 1 DAY. PARTICIPANTS: 8. COST: €310
SUNDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Patination and Finishing of Metal Workshop
TUTOR: KEITH SEYBERT. DURATION: 1 DAY.
COST: €130 SAT 22ND & SUN 23RD OCTOBER 2016
Modelling The Head In Clay - From Life Workshop
TUTOR: JACKIE MCKENNA. DURATION: 2 DAYS. PARTICIPANT: 6 COST: €160
This module is open to beginners and those with some experience in clay modelling.
Students will learn to make an armature and model a head in clay from life.
Traditional Print Japanese
Woodblock Printmaking Workshop
TUTOR: DEBRA BOWDEN. DURATION: 2 DAYS. PARTICIPANTS: 6. COST: €150
Japanese woodblock printmaking is an ancient art form dating back to the 8th century. This
beautiful technique of carving and printing from woodblocks is a non-toxic technique which
uses watercolours and water based inks. This two day workshop is suitable for beginners
and those with some previous experience who would like to refresh their knowledge and
improve their basic skills. Students will learn how to carve and print an edition of colour
prints (maximum size: 23 x 15 cm) using the Japanese registration method of ‘Kento’.
Students come with ideas in the form of drawings, photographs etc.
SAT 12TH & SUN 13TH NOVEMBER 2016
Glassblowing For Beginners Workshop
TUTOR: LOUISE RICE. DURATION: 2 DAYS. PARTICIPANTS: 4 COST: €210
These two-day workshops are designed for artists or crafts makers interested in exploring
the creative potential of hot glass. Without any, or limited, previous experience participants
will first be acquainted with a short history of the medium and the different equipment,
tools and safety practices used in the hot glass studio. Operational procedures for using
the electric furnace will be followed by practical gathering of hot-glass and the formation of
simple shapes and forms using the blowing technique. Further finishing of work is carried out
on the ‘pontil’ and finally transferred to the annealing oven. If students show competence,
and at the discretion of the teacher, participants will be able to use the furnace for their own
blown glass work at a later stage or, continue their creative journey by registering for more
advanced techniques.
MON 14TH & TUE 15TH NOVEMBER 2016
Glassblowing For Beginners Workshop
TUTOR: GRAHAM REID. DURATION: 2 DAYS. PARTICIPANTS: 4 COST: COST: €210
These two-day workshops are designed for artists or crafts makers interested in exploring
the creative potential of hot glass. Without any, or limited, previous experience participants
will first be acquainted with a short history of the medium and the different equipment,
tools and safety practices used in the hot glass studio. Operational procedures for using
the electric furnace will be followed by practical gathering of hot-glass and the formation of
simple shapes and forms using the blowing technique. Further finishing of work is carried out
on the ‘pontil’ and finally transferred to the annealing oven. If students show competence,
and at the discretion of the teacher, participants will be able to use the furnace for their own
blown glass work at a later stage or, continue their creative journey by registering for more
advanced techniques.
SAT 12TH TO TUE 15TH NOVEMBER 2016
Improvers Evening Glassblowing Workshop
Leitrim Sculpture Centre,
New Line, Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim, Ireland.
+353 (0)71 98 55098
[email protected]
www.leitrimsculpturecentre.ie
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TUTOR: GRAHAM REID – SAT & SUN 6-9PM
LOUISE RICE – MON & TUE 6-9PM
DURATION: 3 HOURS. PARTICIPANTS: 3 COST: €80
An evening of glassblowing for people who have completed a Beginners Workshop.
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The Leitrim
Sculpture Centre
SAT 5TH & SUN 6TH NOVEMBER 2016
Improvers Day-long Glassblowing Workshop
TUTOR: GRAHAM REID
DURATION: 1 DAY PARTICIPANTS: 4 COST: €120
A day of glassblowing for people who have completed a Beginners Workshop.
FRIDAY 18TH TO SUNDAY 20TH NOVEMBER 2016
Hot Glass Casting Into Zircar Moulds Workshop
TUTOR: KEITH SEYBERT. DURATION: 3 DAYS. PARTICIPANTS: 6. COST: €220
This three-day course will introduce you to the potential of Zircar; this ‘space-age’ mould
material exhibits excellent surface reproduction with an optical finish. Molten glass can be
poured directly into ‘light weight’ porous moulds with no need for “gating & venting”. You
will have the opportunity to ladle glass straight from the furnace and pour into preheated
sculptural moulds. This is the most ‘cutting edge’ mould method for hot-casting your own
solid sculptural forms in glass. No experience required. Students come with: Participants
will bring wax objects to use in the moulding process. Appropriate footwear is a must:
leather boots preferred, leather shoes acceptable.
MONDAY 21ST NOVEMBER 2016
Sand Casting with Hot Glass Workshop
TRAINER: KEITH SEYBERT. DURATION: 1 DAY. PARTICIPANTS: 6. COST: €140
This course will introduce you to the potential of molten glass as a creative material through
the process of “Hot” casting into sand moulds. You will have the opportunity to ladle
glass straight from the furnace and pour into prepared “open faced” sand moulds made
with found and sculpted objects. This is the most direct method to create your own solid
sculptural forms in glass. No previous glass working experience required and all materials
are provided. Feel free to bring in your own objects to press in the sand. Appropriate
footwear is a must: leather boots preferred, leather shoes acceptable; No open toed shoes
or sandals!
Exhibitions
September/October
North West Summer Open &
Five Glens Arts Festival
26 AUGUST – 5 SEPTEMBER
Leitrim Sculpture Centre (LSC) invites artists based in the North West of Ireland to submit
work for their NW Summer Open. Counties include: Mayo, Roscommon, Leitrim, Sligo,
Donegal, Fermanagh, Cavan, Tyrone and Derry. The opening will take place at 5pm on
Friday 26 Aug to coincide with the Five Glens Festival weekend.
The Five Glens Arts Festival features music at the LSC Stone Yard Sessions to include: US
bluegrass band THE FOGHORNS Friday 26 Aug 9pm-11pm and Irish and world music band
KILA, Sunday 28 Aug. 9pm – 11pm. (Entrance €15 on the door, food and refreshments
available). see www.leitrimsculpturecentre.ie www.fiveglens.com
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What if we got it wrong? / Et si on s’etait tromp?
16 SEPT – 13 OCTOBER
OPENING OF EXHIBITION FRIDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2016; 5PM – 8.00PM
What If We Got It Wrong? is a touring group exhibition of 15 Irish or Irish-based artists
engaged in issues of climate change produced by the Centre Culturel Irlandais in the lead
up to the international COP21 Climate Conference in Paris in December 2015. What If We
Got It Wrong? - as the performance-poet Lemn Sissay asks us - in measuring progress by
levels of industrialisation, expansion and accumulation? Video and multi-media installations,
photography, works on paper and canvases bring the complexities and implications of
climate change to the fore in works by Emily Robyn Archer, George Bolster, Mark Clare,
Alice Clark, Blaise Drummond, Seamus Dunbar, John Gerrard, Andrew Kearney, Susan Leen,
Ruth Le Gear, Christine Mackey, Anna Macleod, Selma Makela, Seamus Nolan, Softday and
Brigitta Varadi.
Culture Night
FRIDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2016; 6PM – 9.00PM
Alongside the above exhibition Culture Night plays host to a variety of public demonstrations
in Blacksmithing , Glass Engraving, Clay Modelling, Silversmithing, Stone Lettercutting,
Mouldmaking & Metal Casting and Printmaking. In addition Locally Produced Food,
Refreshments and Music are available.
November
Foreign Languages, Sigbjorn Bratlie
Artist in Residence, LSC 2016
18 NOVEMBER - 3 DECEMBER
A key ingredient of Bratlie’s work is what he calls ‘the artist as anti-hero’ ie, – the artist who
desperately tries to create profound, deep-felt and groundbreaking work, but who usually
fails miserably. This strategy accounts for a lot of the humour in his work, a strategy that
allows the artist to see serious matters from an unexpected angle.
For the LSC show Bratlie, from Norway, proposes to use Irish in a number of recorded
performance encounters in North Leitrim involving local students, learners of Irish or other
community groups.
December
North West Winter (Xmas) Open:
9 DECEMBER – 07 JAN 2017
The NW Winter version of the Summer Open provides a second chance for artists in the
NW to exhibit their work. Upto 4 works by each artist may be submitted in any medium and
not exceed 2ftsq. (incl. frame) and be for sale. Works to be emailed as jpegs to openart@
leitrimsculpturecentre.ie or delivered as photographs or CD including: Name of artist, Title,
Medium, Size, Date, Sale price (to include commission at 25%); by the deadline 20 Nov. 2016.
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WED 16TH NOVEMBER 2016
Connect-7
30TH SEPTEMBER 2016, 2PM TO 5PM FREE
Artists can visit StArt Studios to get a full tour of workspaces & attend an informative
session with studios director about the facilities & about regional opportunities to suit
their practice. Artists may present work to an art gallery owner for consideration.
Arts & Crafts Fair Mohill
24TH, 25TH, 26TH NOVEMBER 2016, 9AM TO 5PM DAILY FREE
Have coffee and browse the art while on the school run. Eco-Santa will tell stories and give
gifts on Saturday 26th. Free admission, quality art by locals on display - ideal gifts! Off-street
parking at rear of building, all visitors welcome.
Open Art Studios in Mohill
16TH SEPTEMBER 2016, 8PM UNTIL LATE FREE
The public are invited to visit artists’ open studios. Artists can learn about opportunities and
view spaces. Studio artists will do demos and exhibit some of their work. Studio artists will
perform some music and recite poetry. A social history of the old studio building will be on
display. Locals are invited to visit and record memories of the place.
Photography Workshops at StArt
MONTHLY IN SEPT, OCT, NOV, DEC 2016, 8AM TO 6PM €80
Monthly photography workshops at StArt Studios. Up skill & work with a pro model using a
range of lighting. Shoot indoors & outdoors in an inspiring old property. Enquire for details
by email, indicating your skill level. Dates to be confirmed by agreement with participants.
Modern Fresco Painting
TUESDAYS STARTING ON THE 6TH SEPTEMBER - 13TH DECEMBER,
7:00PM-9:00PM €150 FOR 6 WEEKS INCLUDING MATERIALS
The class will focus on a range of painting techniques including, colour theory, application of
paint, composition and subject theme. They will work towards an individual Fresco that will
be shown at a group exhibition in 2017.
An introduction to functional pottery
WEDNESDAYS STARTING ON THE 7TH SEPTEMBER - 14TH DECEMBER
11AM-2PM €190 FOR 6 WEEKS INCLUDING MATERIALS & FIRING COSTS
This class will suit people that are free in the mornings, Participants will learn basic clay
techniques such as throwing on the wheel, slab building, coil building, texture and colour
application, thus enabling a good general understanding of the medium. Work will be
displayed in a group exhibition at the StART Studios Gallery in 2017. Contact Kate privately
about one on one throwing classes.
An introduction to Ceramics
WEDNESDAYS STARTING ON THE 7TH SEPTEMBER- 14TH DECEMBER
7:00PM-9:00PM €150 FOR 6 WEEKS INCLUDING MATERIALS & FIRING
The class will learn basic clay techniques such as throwing on the wheel, slab building, coil
building, texture and colour application, thus enabling a good general understanding of the
medium. Work will be displayed in a group exhibition at the StART Studios Gallery in 2017.
Alternative casting and sculpture
THURSDAYS STARTING ON THE 8TH SEPTEMBER- 15TH DECEMBER
7PM-9PM €150 FOR 6 WEEKS INCLUDING MATERIALS
Participants will learn new and exciting casting processes using plaster and clay in a role
reversal method that Kate has modified within her own practice. The course will finish with
an exciting build up to an exhibition at StART Studios Gallery.
Colourful plaster-relief Plaques
1ST, 2ND, 3RD AND 4TH OF NOVEMBER, DURING MID-TERM BREAK.
10AM-1PM €120 INCLUDING MATERIALS. AGES 8-10
This workshop will teach participants basic clay and casting methods resulting in a final
plaque based on the theme identity through the individuality of pattern.
All workshop places are limited to 5 participants to guarantee individual attention so early
booking is essential.
Start Studios, Convent Lane, Mohill Town, Co Leitrim
www.startstudios.ie
[email protected]
Telephone: 071-9632583
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www.katemurtaghsheridan.com [email protected] 0862256729
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StArt Studios
An artist-led, residential studios & project spaces facility in Mohill Co. Leitrim
Artist in Residence
Kate Murtagh Sheridan
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER - SUNDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2016
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER
Marcus Hernon and Family with
Don Stiffe In Concert
Flute player (and flute maker) extraordinaire Marcus Hernon was born and
raised in Roisín na Mainiach in Carna, Connemara. He describes music as a
vocation and says it is as essential to him as breathing. Marcus learned the
music from his elders and he has passed on the tradition to his two sons,
Prionsias and Breandán. Both are talented musicians and award winning
sean-nós dancers.
Don Stiffe is one of Ireland’s best loved folk singers and songwriters and
has performed all over the world with many of the greats of Irish traditional
music. His unique singing voice and guitar accompaniment lend itself
superbly to the Hernon’s driving rhythmic sound. A concert not to be
missed!
Ballinaglera Community Hall @ 9.00pm, doors open 8.00pm.
ADM €12 Refreshments served on the night.
SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER
James McGovern (Flute), Pauric Bannon (Flute), Gareth Tierney (Accordion)
Skerry Rynn’s Public House. 9.30pm - Close
Néillidh Mulligan (Uilleann Pipes), Tommy Guihen
(Flute)
Mulvey’s Public House. 9.30pm - Close
Sean Nós Dancing Workshop hosted by Louise Devitt
Suitable for all ages. Ballinaglera Community Hall, 2pm- 3.30pm. ADM €5
Youth Session with Ballinaglera’s Young Stars
Mulvey’s Public House. 6pm - 8pm
CD launch of ‘From the hearth of Glen”
by the McKeaney Sisters
7th Annual Ballinaglera
Traditional Music Weekend
SUNDAY 2ND OCTOBER
Skerry Rynn’s Public House. 5pm - 8pm. ADM Free
The McKeaney sisters are:
Peggy McGovern (Glenfarne) is a member of the Emerald Revellers, a
troupe of dancers, singers and musicians mostly from Leitrim where Peggy
lives. She has danced and sang on stages from Istanbul to Boston and at
several points in between.
Rosie Stewart (Belcoo) was TG4 Amhranai na bliana 2004 and has
performed in Europe, USA, Canada and Britain. She spends a lot of her
time now mentoring young singers, trying to instil a love of traditional song
in them.
Mary Elliott (Enniskillen), a stalwart of Comhaltas Ceoltoirí Éireann who
held the position of Fermanagh County Board Secretary and Chairperson
for a number of years. She is always welcome wherever singing sessions
are held.
Anna McManus (Tarmon, Co Leitrim) can sing, dance, play and TALK with
the best and has a zest for life that can be recognised in her performance.
Kathleen Meehan ( Belcoo) has been playing music since she was eight
years old. The banjo is the love of her life and she has played the length and
breadth of Ireland. Kathleen was also a member of the Emerald Revellers.
She and her daughter Leona are much sought after church singers and she
has headed up several country bands since she was fifteen.
Fergus Bogue (Button Accordion) and Friends
Skerry Rynn’s Public House. 9.30pm - Close
Gerry Harrington (Fiddle), Gregory Daly (Flute)
Mulvey’s Public House. 9.30pm - Close
ADM FREE TO ALL PUB GIGS!
ALL MUSICIANS WELCOME!
TEXT FOR INFO (087) 6904498
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Celia Richard
“Skies and Shrines”
2ND - 24TH SEPTEMBER.
New work by the Cavan based artist
Mary Wilson “Floral Tribute”
30TH SEPTEMBER - 22ND OCTOBER
Recent work by the Roscommon based artist. Mary will be supported
by emerging artists Leslie Mills “Beyond the Door” and Julie Smith “A
Photographic Exhibition”.
Patrick Scott HRHA
28TH OCTOBER - 19TH NOVEMBER
A retrospective exhibition by the acclaimed Cork artist.
Curated by Eric Pearse.
Christmas Exhibition
25TH NOVEMBER - JAN 2017
Annual show of work from members.
Follow us on facebook for updated information.
Admission to the gallery is free.
Website: www.solasart.ie
Email: [email protected]
Contact: Gail or Ben: 071 964 4210
Leitrim Adult Educational
Guidance Service
Are you….
• Thinking about returning to or continuing with your education?
• Exploring further education and training opportunities?
• Hoping to make a fresh start?
• Looking for someone to talk to about your options?
Returning to education is a big step and we can help you with it. We offer information, advice
and guidance on training, education and careers. Our service is free of charge, confidential
and friendly.
SOUND PRODUCTION QQI LEVEL 5 – PLC COURSE
DRUMSHANBO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL &
LAKE RECORDING STUDIO’S, COOTEHALL SEPT 2016 – MAY 2017
This course is offered as a practical introduction to Sound Engineering, meeting the
needs of a range of learners following multi-media orientated courses and establishing a
foundation for further studies. The course combines practical training and experience with
theoretical appreciationCourse content includes: Music Technology, Event Production,
Music Industry Studies, Sound Engineering & Production, Radio Programme, Production,
Audio Engineering, Work Experience, Word Processing & Communications
TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC, QQI LEVEL 5 - PLC COURSE
DRUMSHANBO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL SEPT 2016 – MAY 2017
Established in 1997 the course offers learners a practical and theoretical knowledge
of Irish music, song, dance and music theory. Participants are encouraged to play
music daily. The regular learning of tunes, by ear & note, develops an understanding &
appreciation of this uniquely Irish, ancient tradition. Course Content: Irish Music, Music
Theory, Music Performance, Music Industry Studies, Event Production , Work Experience &
Communications. No previous experience is necessary – beginners welcome! Applications
for both courses are accepted from school leavers and mature students.
PART-TIME EVENING COURSES
DRUMSHANBO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
HAND-BUILT POTTERY
MINDFULNESS, MEDITATION AND REFLEXOLOGY
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
September 2016 Evening (to be confirmed) Contact: Aidan Mc Keon 071 9640440
www.dvs.ie
www.leitrimadultguidance.com
071-9621371 086 7743329
www.msletb.ie www.fetchcourses.ie
[email protected] and [email protected]
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Solas Gallery
Ballinamore
One last bit of news is that we have teamed up
with the St George’s Terrace Restaurant to offer all
those who attend shows at The Dock an exclusive
pre-show meal. You can make the most of your
night out and can enjoy a delicious great value
two course meal at €28 per person. The offer is
available Wednesday - Sunday from 6pm-7pm
which will give you plenty of time to relax while
you eat and still be in time for the show here in The
Dock at 8.30pm. This offer is subject to availability
so we advise that you contact the restaurant in
advance on (071) 961 6546.
This guide is brought to you by The Dock for the Arts Office of
Leitrim County Council to keep you up to date with all that’s
happening in the arts around Leitrim. It aims to cover as wide a
range of arts related events as possible around County Leitrim,
but of course we depend on you to tell us what’s happening in
your part of Leitrim. If you would like to have an event listed
in the next issue, please email [email protected]. The
next guide will cover the months January to April 2017. The
Deadline for next guide is 5pm Monday 31st October 2016.
If you would like to join the Leitrim Arts on-line mailing list you
can contact the number below or log on to www.leitrimarts.ie
Arts Office, Leitrim County Council, Aras an Chontae,
Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim.
Tel: 071 962 1694
THE DOCK,
ST GEORGES TERRACE,
CARRICK-ON-SHANNON,
CO. LEITRIM.
WWW.THEDOCK.IE
BOX OFFICE: 071 965 0828
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