WITH THANKS TO OUR SPONSORSWe ask you, our audience, to acknowledge this invaluable sponsorship, by supporting these local businesses in your area. Special thanks to the Gardaí, Civil Defence,

Tipperary County Council Arts O!ce, Terryglass National School, Terryglass Hall Committee, Terryglass Church Committee and all of our many dedicated volunteers.

We would also like to thank the ArtsCouncil and our other key funders, sponsors and contributors for their continued and vital support.

WORKSHOP SPONSORSAntifyre Ltd. - Millinery Workshops

Gortmore Boat Club - Arty Clay Workshops

Ml Collins & Co Solicitors Pen and Ink Drawing Workshop

Oldcourt Boat Club - CoderDojo Workshops

Portumna Agri - Screenprinting Workshops

Portumna Marine - Circus Skills Workshops

Quitmann O’Neill Packaging Ltd. - Origami Workshops

T.F. Costello & Sons Candle Making Workshops

Terryglass Cottages Woodturning Workshops

CONTRIBUTORS

A Country Practice Veterinary ClinicAIB NenaghAll Event ProductionsAnna Frins, PhotographyArrabawn Co-opBallingarry PotatoesBallyhaden EnterprisesBarna WasteBeehive Restaurant & PizzeriaBorrisokane Credit UnionBrendan & Mairead TierneyBrocka-on-the-WaterCafé RoseCarey’s GlassCarmel’s Boutique, BorrisokaneCarty Bookmakers

Clarkill FarmingCoonan ElectricsCorrib Oil Service Station, NenaghD & M’s Take-Away & Chinese Fu XinDarcy MeatsDK TravelDonal Leenane ButchersDonoghues GarageElements of Action, DublinFBD InsuranceFrank’s Launderette, PortumnaHayes PharmacyHeenan’s HardwareHillside HoneyJoe HoganKen Daly Bus HireKirwan MarineLadies Day Boutique

Inland Waterways Association of Ireland

John & Noi McGuire

Le Bouchon Restaurant, PortumnaLicorice Health Food ShopMarty Dwyer, Electrical ContractorMcDermotts PharmacyMcEntee’s ButcherMichael O’Meara, CouncillorMulcair DrillingMulrooney’s Gala, The Ferry Service StationNadur HealthcareNiall Heenan: PureCoach.ie, Career Change Skills & CoachingOne Off Design, DublinO’Meara’s PharmacyOrmond TilesPearse’s BarberPortumna Golf Club

Revived & Retro, TerryglassRiverrun House & CottagesSalmon’s NewsagentsSlattery’s TilesSportmans DreamSupervalu PortumnaTadgh O’Flynn JewellersTerryglass After School ClubTerryglass Cottages Dog Grooming ParlourTerryglass TreatsThe Cottage Store AntiquesThe Country KitchenThe Engine Room, PortumnaTippland PeatTony EsmondeValue Center NenaghW.J. Lawlor & Co Ltd

16 YEARS OF INNOVATION & FUN THROUGH THE ARTS Welcome to the 16th Annual Terryglass Arts Festival

This year we have a very exciting programme of events which will take place over the five days of the festival.

The festival offers a variety of arts events, performances, visual arts experiences and as always the

opportunity to let your creative side run free.

This year we are delighted to welcome Irish artists John Gerrard, Joy Gerrard and Ruth Castle. John Gerrard is a leading contemporary Irish artist who is best known for his sculptures which typically take the form of digital simulations displayed using real-time computer graphics. Joy Gerrard has exhibited in Dublin, Cork and London, as well as in galleries in Finland and the USA. Joy is a Tipperary born artist, based in London, who has had many exhibitions, and is well known for her art works made for public spaces. She has made 10 of these, all very large works over the last 10 years- and the next one will be installed in Borrisokane Community College. Ruth Castle is an Irish born artist now living in the north of England with a background in craft, painting and sculpture. We

are delighted to have such renowned artists at the Terryglass Arts Festival.

Festival Workshop Programme:

Let your creative side take over - Try something new!

The Terryglass Arts Festival is well known for its unique workshop programme which means you really can participate in the festival. Some of the most interesting and valuable experiences are the ones you don’t expect! So go on, try one of the workshops - you won’t be disappointed! For 2014, we offer a great range of experiences through our workshop programme whether you’re 5 or 95! There is always a huge demand for the workshop programme so please be advised to BOOK EARLY.

TICKET BOOKING:

Tickets for main events including Jimmy MacCarthy, 4 In A Bar and The Year of the Moving Statues are on sale now and tickets for workshops go on sale from Monday 28th July. Tickets for Miriam Lambert Puppets and the Exploration Dome will be available at the door.

Online Booking-: www.terryglassartsfestival.ie Tickets for all events, including workshops, can be purchased online.

Phone Booking: 087-2181663 The Festival Box Office is located at the Village Hall in Terryglass. Pre-booked tickets can be collected at the Festival Box Office by arrangement. Pre-booked tickets must be paid for in full and collected within 48 hours of booking, otherwise tickets will be resold.

In person: Tickets for evening events are available to purchase at The Derg Inn Shop in Terryglass.

At Venues: We would advise advance booking to avoid disappointment; however, if tickets remain available, tickets will be on sale at the door of the venue 30 minutes prior to the performance.

Tickets can be purchased online or by phone booking until Tuesday 12th August at 5.00pm. Remainder of tickets not sold will then go on sale from Thursday 14th August at 10am at the Festival Box Office.

Terms & Conditions for booking: Please see website for details on booking fees.Max of 4 tickets can be purchased per workshop per person.Each event/workshop has a maximum capacity set and the festival/artist cannot, for health & safety reasons, offer any additional spaces once the maximum number of tickets are sold.

Watch out for extra events advertised on the blackboard at the box office during the festival.

Contact us: Enquiries are welcome to The Tipperary Arts Office during working hours, Monday - Friday Tel: 0761-065000Andrea Egan, Chairperson 087-2181663E: info@terryglassartsfestival.ieW: www.terryglassartsfestival.ie

The festival is organised by a small voluntary committee which works enthusiastically all year round to make each festival bigger and better and it has now become an established event on the Irish arts festivals calendar, with a loyal and discerning following travelling from near and far to enjoy.We would like to thank everybody who contributed to this year’s programme and in turn we would ask people to support our sponsors without whom this event would not take place.This year, the festival will feature music, drama, visual arts, street theatre, creative workshops and much more. The festival is a celebration of the arts, creativity, talent, inspiration and enjoyment and has something to offer all ages and interests.The festival opens on Wednesday evening with a wonderful evening of song performed by 4 In A Bar, Irelands’ leading male voice harmony group and holders of the Best Irish Barbershop Award.

The Gala Concert in the church this year is An Evening with Jimmy MacCarthy, one of Ireland’s foremost songwriters. Jimmy has written some of the most well- known songs in the Irish folk and contemporary repertoire such as ’No Frontiers’, ‘Missing you’, ‘Ride On’, ‘Katie’, ‘The Bright Blue Rose’ and many more. There really is something for everybody at the Terryglass Arts Festival ranging from workshops to visual arts to live music in the village. Please note that we have on-line booking for most events so don’t forget to book early to avoid disappointment.

We look forward to seeing you in Terryglass, Co. Tipperary – Arts for Life / Na hEalaíona Feadh Saol.

Andrea EganChairperson

Festival Team:

Andrea Egan, ChairpersonGeraldine Caulfield, SecretaryEmma Pearce, TreasurerSeamus O’Sullivan, Safety OfficerValerie CotterMargriet SchouwenburgYvonne Duffy SaundersJoyce SodenInez HeenanGerardine WisdomLisa Molloy

Claire Ni FhearghailFiona DarcyJerry CastleMelanie Scott, Arts OfficerBernie McGrath, Festival Co-Ordinator

Booking Number 087-2181663

Permanent Rainbow Lough Derg is an enormous and beautiful body of water. When considering a site - specific work for the lake shore, Joy imagined a series of fantastical art pieces which included a bridge that spanned the lake, a bench that floated on the surface of the water and an intricate floating flower garden. These are large scale, creative, exciting proposals and ideas, which can only exist, for the moment, as ‘speculative architecture’- like the 1960’s group ‘Archigram’ who proposed an enormous floating city, and a metropolis on wheels. These buildings were too ambitious to be built, but existed as inspirational proposals and live on in the imagination. For Terryglass Arts Festival 2014, Joy will make an actual artwork; ‘Permanent Rainbow’ on the lake. This will be accompanied by a publication about the making the rainbow and of the ideas behind the imaginary works.

Ruth Castle - “Lost Pastures: A Series of Paintings and Drawings of Horses”

Terryglass National SchoolOpening Hours – 11.00am – 5.00pm daily Adm: Free

Ruth Castle is an Irish born artist

now living in the north of England with

a background in craft, painting and sculpture. Her

current body of work explores the detailed complexity of the art of painting and drawing horses.Her love of horses started as a youngster growing up in North Tipperary, where her family kept horses, ponies and donkeys, among other animals.

The artist comments that ‘’I have been drawing and painting all my life but horses are by far the most difficult subject matter I have ever encountered; it is a real challenge’.’ The work in this exhibition shows her determination to draw out the spirit of these magnificent animals.

Gerardine Wisdom – “Elemental”

Terryglass QuayAdm: Free

Gerardine is a locally based artist who has won numerous awards for her work including first prizes in the RDS National Crafts Competitions.

Gerardine works with rushes she

picks from the lake, making

artworks with an aquatic theme. Her floating figures are well known on Lough Derg including The Mermaid, Equus and The Lough Keeper.

For 2014, Gerardine explores ideas of joining fire and water, so keep an eye at the quay for developments!

Further information is available from the box office during the festival.

Visual Arts at Festival 2014John Gerrard – “Daylight Fan (Orbital Camera) 2009”

Riverrun CottagesOpening Hours – 11.00am –

5.00pm dailyAdm: Free

John Gerrard (1974) is a leading contemporary

Irish artist, working internationally; best known for his sculptures that typically take the form of digital simulations displayed using real-time computer graphics. He received a BFA from

Oxford University in 1997 and an MFA

from the School of the Art Institute

of Chicago in 2000. He has exhibited at La

Biennale di Venezia, Italy (2009) and most recently at

Borusan Contemporary, Istanbul, Turkey and Screenspace, Melbourne,

Australia.

Gerrard’s piece, Daylight Fan (Orbital Camera), is a small-scale virtual sculpture. A silver fan is placed on the floor of an elegant white room, which we later discover to be a reconstructed interior from the famous Wittgenstein house in Vienna. Unlike other recent works of Gerrards where the observer is allowed to manipulate and look around the virtual scene, in “Daylight Fan” one must wait patiently to witness the work’s full unfolding. Programmed to run only during the hours of daylight, the fan’s movement is captured by a camera, which orbits slowly around it. A complete 360 degree revolution takes a full 24 hours, corresponding to the speed of the earth’s turn.The piece has a curiously meditative quality, reminiscent of the artist’s oil pump works. Its simplicity masks a complex meditation on power, energy, exchange and sustainability.

www.johngerrard.net

Joy Gerrard – “Permanent Rainbow” (macquette)

Terryglass QuayAdm: Free Joy Gerrard grew up in Coolbawn, North Tipperary.She attended the National College of Art in Dublin and has postgraduate degrees from the Royal College of Art in London. She has exhibited in Dublin, Cork and London, as well as in galleries in Finland and the USA. Commissions include works for Cork University Hospital, Galway City Museum and a number of public and privately commissioned works in London. She was awarded a Visual Arts Bursary from The Arts Council of Ireland in 2011/12.

Daylight Fan image - © John Gerrard and Thomas Dane Gallery.On loan with kind permission from Peter Gerrard.

The Rural Vernacular Company presents “The Year of the Moving Statues”, a play by Gerry Conneely. “The Year of the Moving Statues” is a satire on the nation’s tendency towards religious hysteria. Set in the fateful year of 1985, the year of the apparitions, the play explores not just religion but our attitude to money, drink, politics, agriculture and wet summers. It is wildly funny and wickedly surreal. To quote the writer “The Year of the Moving Statues represents the Irish mindset as it might have been painted by Salvador Dali”.The Rural Vernacular is a co-operative of theatrical practitioners formed to produce and develop “The Year of the Moving Statues”.

The show has performed to excited acclaim at the Mick Lally Theatre and at The Town Hall Theatre in Galway. The co-operative is managed by producer Colmcille Donnelly and writer/director Gerry Conneely. The

Rural Vernacular Company has developed two plays on the great wave

of change that has engulfed Ireland since the seventies.

“The Road to Clare” was produced at the Druid Lane Theatre in 2006 and

the current show, “The Year of the Moving Statues” is the

second in the series. Two other shows dealing with the Celtic Tiger and, then, it’s aftermath, are planned for 2015.The productions highlight

the extraordinary social and cultural changes by using the

Rural Vernacular, a language that encompassed the excitement

and humour of public discourse in pre-industrial Ireland and which has now

almost disappeared.

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www.terryglassartsfestival.ie Booking Number 087-2181663

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Official Launch by artist, Joy Gerrard.Join us in the festival marquee to celebrate the launch of another action packed festival filled with fun, activity, music and visual arts for all the family to embrace.

The launch is sponsored by Portumna Retirement Village.

8.30pm 4 In A Bar Festival MarqueeAdm: Adults €10 Children €5

4 in a Bar is officially Ireland’s leading male-voice harmony group, singing traditional, classical, pop and barbershop songs. Voted the official IABS National Champion Quartet of Ireland for three years now, they are based in Dublin and perform all over Ireland and abroad at a wide range of events.

Síofra Village Square 11.00am - 5.00pm daily Adm: Free

Earlier this year, Síofra, created with rushes from the lake by local artist Gerardine Wisdom, was sent on her travels seeking out emigrants from the local area who have taken up residence in various parts of the world. Each recipient was invited to give Síofra an insight into their lives and capture this in a digital image.

The resultant exhibition will give the viewer an insight into the many and varied experiences of our diaspora from those who left decades ago to our recent wave of departures. The exhibition will run in a specially created micro-theatre located in the village square.

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Serendipity - Mixum Gatherum Terryglass Arts Festival is delighted to have a new pop up fringe element to add to this year’s festival! Our objective is to promote exciting and original talent through an eclectic lunchtime offering on Friday and Saturday at Riverrun Cottages. Have your artistic taste buds tingled!

Friday 15th August 2014

1pm Poetry and chat with local poet, Eleanor HookerRiverrun Cottages Adm: €5

Eleanor Hooker lives in Dromineer, Co Tipperary and is a founding member and Programme Curator for the Dromineer Literary Festival. She is a Helm and Press Officer for the Lough Derg RNLI Lifeboat. She began her career as a nurse and midwife. Eleanor was selected for the Poetry Ireland Introductions Series in 2011. Her poetry has been published in a variety of journals, magazines and online. In 2013 her debut collection, The Shadow Owner’s Companion, was shortlisted for the Strong/Shine award for best first collection from 2012. Eleanor is a judge for the Over The Edge New Writer Of The Year Competition 2014.

www.eleanorhooker.com

Saturday 16th August 2014

1pm Jazz in the afternoon with Ursula ConnollyRiverrun Cottages Adm: €8

Terryglass Arts Festival is delighted to have Ursula perform at the festival. Born in Dublin to a musical family, Ursula began performing as part of a Folk trio with her sisters Inez and Rita, at a young age. Ursula joined ‘The Fallen Angels’ a female cappella foursome and toured extensively. The Fallen Angels released an album called ‘Happy Ever After’ on which Ursula sang the title track and wrote one of only 2 original songs on the album, ‘Virtual Strangers’, which was later renamed ‘African Sunset’ on her debut solo album. In 2000, Ursula released the self- financed debut album entitled ‘Picture of Myself’ which was co-written and produced by her brother Peter Connolly. The album received excellent reviews. Ursula has recently returned to her first love, Jazz, and has been performing a lively set of Jazz and Swing tunes combined with a selection of original songs which have been written by or co-written with her brother.

Drama workshops take place on

Friday August 15th 10am - 12pm CharacterFriday afternoon 2-4pm EmotionSaturday August 16th 10am-12pm The Body Saturday afternoon 2-4pm Text

This series of master classes is given by Roland Jaquarello, a respected and experienced director in both U.K. and Irish theatres. It is one of the highlights of this year’s Arts Festival and a must attend for those interested in Drama. It is aimed at actors and aspiring actors (15 years+). For further info see www.terryglassartsfestival.ie

1.00pm Eleanor Hooker Riverrun Cottages Adm: €5

Serendipity - Mixum Gatherum, Terryglass Arts Festival is delighted to have Eleanor Hooker, local poet, to read some of her own published poetry and to have a a chat about her career.

Terryglass Arts Festival presents

Jimmy MacCarthy8.00pm Terryglass Church Adm: €25One of Ireland’s foremost songwriters, Jimmy MacCarthy returns to performing with his ‘Prophecy / Conspiracy?’ tour. Having worked with major Irish artists such as Christy Moore, Mary Black, Mary Coughlan and Maura O’Connell and released four albums of his own, Jimmy’s Prophecy/Conspiracy? tour will pay homage to old favourites such as ’Neidin’, while introducing more recent work such as ‘Andalucian Gray’, ‘Children of Mile’, and ‘Prophecy / Conspiracy?’. Jimmy has written most well known songs in the Irish folk and contemporary repertoire such as ’No Frontiers’, ‘Missing you’, ‘Ride On’, ‘Katie’, ‘The Bright Blue Rose’, ‘The Contender’, ’Mystic Lipstick’, ‘ Song of the Singing Horseman’ and many more. Christopher MacCarthy Wall, Jimmy’s nephew, joined the tour in February 2014, and will be accompanying him during the Terryglass Arts Festival. Chris brings an exciting new dimension to the tour, a former member of ‘Air Traffic’ a band signed with EMI, who appeared on Later with Jools Holland and supported Snow Patrol on their UK Arena Tour. A native of Macroom, Co. Cork, Jimmy MacCarthy was singing in pubs and busking from an early age. His first single ‘Miles of Eyes’ was released in 1981, followed by ‘Like in the Movies’, and ‘Adam at the Window’. From there he went on to release four albums of his own ‘The Dreamer’, ‘Song of the Singing Horseman’, ‘The Moment’ and his most recent album ‘Hey Ho Believe’ in 2010. Jimmy is delighted to perform at the Terryglass Arts Festival as part of his nationwide tour, which has included sell out performances in the National Concert Hall, Dublin, The Cork Opera House and Vicar St, Dublin.

Entertainment & Fireworks From 8.30pm

Terryglass Quay Adults €5 Children €3 Family €20

(max 2 adults + 4 children)

Join us for our annual celebration on the shores of Lough Derg at Terryglass Quay. With MC Bob Conway of Today FM, we have another

feast of entertainment for you to enjoy. Come and experience the 2nd brigade Army Band, we promise you are in for a treat! Followed by our annual fireworks display after dark.

Don’t forget to wrap up for the event and bring a brolly…. just in case! www.terryglassartsfestival.ie

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WEDNESDAY LIVE MIC WITH NIALL & SIMON

THURSDAY SOCIAL DANCING WITH FOOTLOOSE

FRIDAY KIWI PADDY

SATURDAY WHITE LIGHTNING

SUNDAY TRAD IRISH SESSION WITH

ANNE DONOGHUE & FRIENDS

Workshop DescriptionsThe Terryglass Arts Festival is well known for its quality participative arts programme. We have programmed a range of workshops which we know you will enjoy and maybe discover a new hobby in the process. These are some of the highlights but we have produced a full day by day schedule of over 50 workshops. Go on….have a go at something you have never tried before. Remember booking is advised – places are limited and sell out fast.

Poi SpinningPoi spinning is a performance art which involves swinging weights through rhythmical and geometric patterns. Sara will show you how to wow your friends and maybe inspire you to become a fire performer!

Cupcake DecoratingExpress your creativity with coloured frosting and decorations and bring something delicious home to your family.

Jewellery workshop with BGB Jewellery DesignMake a unique piece of jewellery using beads and your imagination!

Pen and Ink DrawingsYou do not need any experience to join in this relaxed exploration of colour washes and ink effects.

Discover Gravestone SymbolsWhat do the symbols on gravestones really mean? Explore the symbols on the crosses and gravestones in Terryglass Graveyard by taking rubbings and discussing them with expert Colm Hardy.

Theatre TotsCarol Brophy of Legends and Lore Theatre Company will show pre-school children (ages 2-4) how to use their own voices and imaginations to bring magic to a story. Parents must stay with children during workshop. Strictly over 2 years of age.

CoderdojoEver think ‘there should be an app for that’? Well now you can create one of your own! Develop your skills from last years workshop at the festival or learn how to start building an app with easy to use MIT educational software. Bring your own laptop

Mindmapping For StorytellingDo you have a story to develop? Do you want to set a lot of ideas down and decide which are more important to your story? Or do you just want to learn how to organise ideas or make better decisions? Mindmapping can help with all these things and more, so come along and learn this very useful skill.

WoodturningAnother opportunity to do this very popular workshop in which you can explore this ancient craft in a small group with expert woodturner, Thomas Adlum. Participants will make and take away their own unique piece. Sign up early – only 5 participants per class.

1.00pm Ursula Connolly Riverrun Cottages Adm: €8

Serendipity - Mixum Gatherum

Jazz in the afternoon. Come along for an afternoon of original music and song with Ursula Connolly.

5.30pm Meet & Greet the Army BandFestival Marquee Adm: Free

Come and have a chat with members of The Army Band of the 2nd brigade (formerly known as the band of the 4th Western Brigade). They will also demonstrate and discuss the instruments that make up the Army Band.The Army Band is appearing by kind permission of General Officer Commanding 2 Brigade - Brigadier General Michael Beary.

All ages welcome!

Family Fun Event atTerryglass Quay is a strictly Non Alcohol Event!

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Thursday 14th Aug 9.45-10.45 Derg Inn Yeast Breadmaking 8 - Adult 5Thursday 14th Aug 9.45-10.45 Paddys Traditional Breadmaking 8 - Adult 5Thursday 14th Aug 9.45-10.45 Derg Inn Cupcake Decorating 5 - Adult 5Thursday 14th Aug 11.00-1.00 School 2 Millinery with Andrea Parry 15 - Adult 18Thursday 14th Aug 11.00-12.00 Big Tent Sean Nós Dancing With Olive 3 - 5 years 5Thursday 14th Aug 11.15-12.45 Derg Inn Sugarcraft with Brenda 12-adult 6Thursday 14th Aug 12.00-1.00 Small Hall Art of Nail Art with Angela 12-adult 10Thursday 14th Aug 12.00-2.00 White Box 2 Loom Bands Drop in 4-adult 3Thursday 14th Aug 2.00-3.00 Derg Inn Writing Workshop with Geraldine 9 - 14 years 5Thursday 14th Aug 2.00-3.00 Big Tent Poi Spinning 8-14 years 5Thursday 14th Aug 2.00-3.00 Big Hall Arty Clay with Gerardine 5-12 years 5Thursday 14th Aug 2.00-3.00 Small Hall Art of Nail Art with Angela 8-12 years 10Thursday 14th Aug 3.00-4.00 School 1 Theatre Tots 2-4 years 5Thursday 14th Aug 3.00-4.00 School 2 Mindmapping for Storytelling 12 years + 6Thursday 14th Aug 4.00-5.00 Big Tent Sean Nós Dancing with Olive 5 - 8 years 5Friday 15th Aug 9.45-10.45 Derg Inn Yeast Breadmaking 8 - adult 5Friday 15th Aug 9.45-10.45 Paddys Traditional Breadmaking 8 - adult 5Friday 15th Aug 9.45-10.45 Derg Inn Cupcake Decorating 5 - adult 5Friday 15th Aug 10.00-12.00 School 1 Drama Masterclass: Character 15-adult 25Friday 15th Aug 10.00-11.00 Big Hall Arty Clay with Gerardine 5-12 years 5Friday 15th Aug 10.00-11.00 White Box 2 Jewellery Making 7 years + 7Friday 15th Aug 11.00-1.00 White Box 1 Woodturning 9-adult 25Friday 15th Aug 11.00-1.00 School 2 Millinery with Andrea Parry 15-adult 18Friday 15th Aug 11.00-12.30 Small Hall Make a Star Book with Lisa 8-adult 5Friday 15th Aug 12.00-2.00 White Box 2 Clock Making with David 12-adult 10Friday 15th Aug 12.00-1.00 Big Hall Shadow Puppetry with Jo 4-6 years 5Friday 15th Aug 1.30-2.30 Small Hall Intaglio Printing 5-8 years 5Friday 15th Aug 2.00-5.00 Riverrun Pen and Ink Drawing with Rose 15-adult 15Friday 15th Aug 2.00-3.00 Meet at Hall Historical Walk with Helen All ages FREEFriday 15th Aug 2.00-4.00 White Box 1 Woodturning 9-adult 25Friday 15th Aug 2.00-4.00 School 1 Drama Masterclass: Emotion 15-adult 25Friday 15th Aug 2.00-3.30 Derg Inn Writing Workshop with Geraldine 15 - adult 8

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Friday 15th Aug 2.00-3.00 Big Tent Friendship Bracelets with Lisa 6-adult 5Friday 15th Aug 3.00-4.00 School 2 Theatre Tots 2-4 years 5Friday 15th Aug 3.00-5.00 Small Hall Salt Dough Drop in workshop 3 years + 3Friday 15th Aug 3.00-4.00 Big Hall Shadow Puppetry with Jo 7 years + 5Friday 15th Aug 4.00-5.00 White Box 2 Origami with Ken 8 years + 5Friday 15th Aug 4.00-5.00 Big tent Screen Printing 5-8 years 5Saturday 16th Aug 9.30-11.00 School 2 CoderDojo Starter with Brian 8 - adult 10Saturday 16th Aug 9.45-10.45 Derg Inn Yeast Breadmaking 8 - adult 5Saturday 16th Aug 9.45-10.45 Paddys Traditional Breadmaking 8 - adult 5Saturday 16th Aug 9.45-10.45 Derg Inn Cupcake Decorating 5-adult 5Saturday 16th Aug 10.00-12.00 School 1 Drama Masterclass: Body 15-adult 25Saturday 16th Aug 10.00-11.00 White Box 2 Archaeology in a Box All ages 5Saturday 16th Aug 10.00-12.00 Small Hall Salt Dough Drop in Workshop 3 years + 3Saturday 16th Aug 11.00-12.00 Big Hall Sean Nós Dancing with Olive All ages 5Saturday 16th Aug 11.00-1.00 White Box 1 Woodturning 9 - adult 25Saturday 16th Aug 11.00-12.00 Big Tent Circus Skills with Jo 8 - 11 years 5Saturday 16th Aug 11.30-1.00 School 2 Coderdojo Starter with Brian 8-adult 5Saturday 16th Aug 12.30-1.30 Big Hall Candlemaking with Hillside Honey 8-adult 6Saturday 16th Aug 12.30-1.30 Small Hall Screen Painting 5-8 years 5Saturday 16th Aug 12.00-2.00 White Box 2 Loombands Drop In workshop 4 - adult 3Saturday 16th Aug 1.00-3.00 Harbour Rushwork with Gerardine 12-adult 15Saturday 16th Aug 2.00-3.00 Meet at Hall Discover Gravestone Symbols All ages FREESaturday 16th Aug 2.00-4.00 White Box 1 Woodturning 9 - adult 25Saturday 16th Aug 2.00-4.00 School 1 Drama Masterclass: Text 15 - adult 25Saturday 16th Aug 2.00-3.00 Big Tent Circus Skills With Jo 11 years + 5Saturday 16th Aug 2.30-3.30 Big Hall Candlemaking with Hillside Honey 8- adult 6Saturday 16th Aug 2.30-3.30 White Box 2 Intaglio Printing 5-8 years 5Saturday 16th Aug 3.00-5.00 School 2 Coderdojo Follow On with Brian 8-adult 13Saturday 16th Aug 3.00-4.00 Small Hall Sean Nós Dancing with Olive 3-5 years 5Saturday 16th Aug 4.00-5.00 White Box 2 Origami with Ken 8 years + 5Saturday 16th Aug 4.00-5.00 Big Tent Circus Skills with Jo 12 + 5Saturday 16th Aug 4.00-5.00 Big Hall Arty Clay with Gerardine 5 - 12 years 5

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11.00am – 5.00pm

Exploration Dome Terryglass Hall Adm: €5

On the hour every hour lasting approx. 25 mins

Ireland’s most Advanced Mobile PlanetariumLet us take you on a wondrous trip through our Universe in our fully immersive 360 degree Planetarium.The Exploration Dome offers short colourful films in 3D in a dome tent. Kick back and enjoy the shows from the sea, sky and beyond!

2.00pm- 6.00pm

Good Food Market & Craft Fair

Come and see a demonstration, taste the culinary delights that Tipperary has to offer or treat yourself to some of the original craft work exhibited and for sale

during this year’s annual food and craft showcase. Pottery, rushwork, wood turning and lots more-

a range of crafts people and artisans will be in Terryglass to showcase their work.

2.00pm – 4.00pm Music with

Red Blood Mountain BandThe Village Green - Free Event

Playing Country, Soul and Rock and Roll, the three boys and two girls of the award winning Blood Red Mountain band make moonshine for your ears and harmonies for your soul.The Band have appeared at The Electric Picnic, The Festival of WorldCultures and St. Patrick’s Day Festival (Dublin). They have also performed in venues such as Vicar St, Dublin; Dolans Warehouse in Limerick and Whelans in Dublin.

2.00pm – 6.00pm

Bushcraft Archery with Gary School Yard

2.30pm & 4.30pm

The GingerbreadmanFestival Marquee Adm: €5 per child

The Gingerbreadman with Miriam Lambert Puppets “Run, run as fast as you can, you can’t catch me I’m the Gingerbreadman”. In this rendition of the age-old tale Miriam, using herself as a humanette, bakes the gingerbread. The freshly baked biscuit runs, eluding the hungry grasp of everyone-until he meets a very clever fox.

3.30pm & 5.15pm Buí Bolg presents

“The Jousts”Village Square

A mysterious Queen finds life uninteresting until she is wooed by two unsuspecting knights in shining armour. They battle it out to see who will win her dainty hand. Two knights on horseback, one minstrel and the mysterious Queen canter along the streets and stop occasionally to perform their tale.

4pm-6pm

Music with Mikey and the Scallywags

The Village Green Free Event

Formed in June of 2010, Mikey and the Scallywags met on the streets of Galway and are still based on the west coast of Ireland. Renowned for their energetic and engaging live performances, the initial quartet of guitar, banjo, fiddle and double bass were joined by drums and keys to create a melodic and beat driven sound with elements of bluegrass, gypsy, hip-hop and swing.

Plus……………

Face Painting, Visual Arts, And Lots More……

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FAMILY FUN DAY