A rustle of leaves, wisps of song and a pluck of strings…Fairies – Old as time, ever watchful. A ceremony is afoot and everyone’s invited! Tallaght Community Arts are proud to present a musical promenade performance by Freshly Ground Theatre, exploring the fairy and their connection to the natural world .This will take place at…

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A Museum for Gulliver is a participatory online and real time experience for families and children at the Pearse Museum, St Enda’s Park, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16. Inspired by Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels our project has harnessed the imaginations of over 70 children aged 8 – 11 years in the creation of a fictional museum. Cruinniú…

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Looking for a fun activity for your family and friends? It’s the perfect weather to Walk A While and we’d love to join you. Why not walk your favourite loop and share it with us as part of Mother Tongues Festival 2021. Visit www.mothertonguesfestival.com or www.tallaght-arts.ie for more details. Many thanks to Tony for sharing…

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Over the month of February 19 young dancers from Tallaght and Clondalkin  have participated in Break Thru Youth Dance Project for Dance2Connect Festival ’21. Working online the young people started with a Master Workshop led by D2C Festival Director, Matt Szczerek.  Working then with Dance Faciltator, Carla Fazio they developed and filmed their short dance…

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2019 marked 10 years of the Unwrapped festival, and for the event the Unwrapped Team took their inspiration from an award winning animation by artist Majid Adin, an Iranian refugee now based in London. Majid won a commission from the Elton John Foundation to reinterpret the song Rocket Man. He worked in partnership with Irish…

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October 09, 2020 We are so excited to bring to you SoloSIRENs Symposium. Hear the story of our 2019 Festival, the experiences and reflection of our audiences, artists, and participants. Symposium contributors, moderator and participant will explore the wider contexts of gender and diversity in the arts and society today.   For more information please visit www.solosirens.info/symposium

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