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Additional events on Sat 23rd and Sun 24th FRI 22 SEPT CULTURENIGHT.IE KILDARE 2017 1 welcome Welcome to Kildare’s Culture Night and its jam-packed programme of FREE events for the whole family. From tours to workshops, performances, talks and exhibitions there is something for every taste! Culture Night is the opportunity to engage with the rich arts and culture resources of our country and in County Kildare we have extended the programme to include events on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th, so everyone can get a chance to get involved! This year, some special projects will shine an extra light on creativity in the county. These special event projects will be displayed in the main streets of some county’s towns the week before Culture Night, getting the whole community to celebrate arts and culture. On Friday 22nd of September and the following weekend switch on Culture Night! 2 FRI 22 SEPT CULTURENIGHT.IE KILDARE 2017 contents: page no: 1. CLOCHA RINCE 4 1 2 2. KILCOCK 4 3 4 3. MAYNOOTH 4 5 4. LEIXLIP 6 8 6 5. CELBRIDGE 7 7 6. STRAFFAN 10 11 9 7. ARDCLOUGH 11 10 12 8. CLANE 12 20 13 9. KILL 13 15 14 10. RATHANGAN 13 16 11. saLLINS 14 12. Naas 16 13. NEWBRIDGE 23 14. THE CURRAGH 25 19 15. KILDARE 26 17 16. BALLYMORE 18 EUSTACE 28 17. BALLITORE 28 18. MOONE 29 19. ATHY 29 20. MONasTEREVIN 32 key symbols: wheelchair accessible partially outdoor partially wheelchair accessible weekend event family friendly pre-event booking required gaeilge dimension special outdoor event special event 3 clocha rince kilcock maynooth Russell Library Tours of the Traditional Irish Library’s Art for All Evening Collection To date, John Carpenter has Kilcock Library will host This impressive library is introduced over 5,000 people a Traditional Evening of home to a unique collection to the joys of drawing and Music, Song, Stories and of manuscripts, archives painting. Maybe you think Dance, featuring our local and early printed works you can’t paint, that you are Comhaltas group Craobh and a fine example of Pugin not artistic or maybe you Naomh Coca and the architecture. Join a guided have not painted for a while. Theresa Brayton Heritage tour of the Russell Library Take this opportunity to pick Group. Open to all ages; up a brush on Culture Night. light refreshments will be and admire the beautiful 11am: Adult art class; served. work. Make your way to the 12pm: Manga drawing library early as tours are on workshop for children; 2pm: Date: Fri 22nd Sept a first-come, first-served Poetry Recital with 6th class Time: 7.30 – 9.30 pm basis. (Max. 30 per tour). children, 3pm: winner of a Venue: Kilcock Community Library Short Story Competition will Date: Email: Fri 22nd Sept be announced. The day will Time: 4-7pm (hourly tours, with finish with music by local [email protected] Tel: 01 6284403 the last tour starting @ 6pm) musicians (tbc). Venue: Phone: www.kildare.ie/library The Russell Library, Facebook: South Campus, Maynooth KildareCountyLibraryService University, Maynooth Date: Fri 22nd Sept Email: Twitter: kildarelibrary Time: 11am, 12pm, 2pm, 3pm [email protected] Venue: Clocha Rince Phone: 01 708 3890 Community Library Web: www.maynoothuniversity. Email: ie/library/collections/ [email protected] russell-library Phone: 046 9553428 Facebook: Web: www.kildare.ie/library NUI Maynooth University Library Facebook: Twitter: library_MU KildareCountyLibraryService You Tube: LibraryNuim Twitter: kildarelibrary Blog: //mulibrarytreasures. wordpress.com 4 National Science and Ecclesiology Maynooth Castle Museum Culture Night by Night Maynooth Miscellany Visit this 12th century stone The museum has the Join us in Maynooth castle, once the home of largest collection of Community Library for a the all-powerful Fitzgerald scientific instruments in night of miscellany poetry, Family, Earls of Kildare. The public display in Ireland, literature, song and music castle was once the centre mostly associated with with a gathering of artists of power in Ireland and was Nicholas Callan and most of from the local community. also a place of culture and which were manufactured Contac the library for learning. Drop in on Culture in Ireland between 1880 further details Night, view an exhibition and 1920. The second on the history of the castle part of the Museum is a Date: Fri 22nd Sept and find out more from the collection of ecclesiastical Time: 8-11pm knowledgeable guides! artefacts from the past Venue: Maynooth Community three centuries. Come to Library, Main Street, Maynooth Email: discover this interesting Date: Fri 22nd Sept [email protected] Time: 6-9.15pm. part of our history!! Phone: 01 6285530 Last admissions 8.45pm Web: www.kildare.ie/library Venue: Maynooth Castle, Date: Facebook: Maynooth Fri 22nd & Sun 24th Sept Time: KildareCountyLibraryService Email: Fri 7-10pm, Sun 2-6 pm Venue: Twitter: kildarelibrary [email protected] St Patricks College, Phone: 01 628 6744 Maynooth Email: Web: www.heritageireland.ie [email protected] Phone: Facebook: maynoothcastle 087 9152003 Web: www.maynoothcollege.ie/ national-museum-maynooth Facebook: National Science Museum 5 leixlip Journeys through Pop up “Urban Teddy Bear Vessels Art Gallery” Sleepover ‘Journeys through Vessels’ is Join Jamie Dunne, a local Susan Boyle will host an a Visual and Audio Installation artist from Leixlip for an evening for children and which explores Clodagh Kelly’s exhibition of his recent work their favourite cuddly journey and relationship with including Time Collection Of friends including crafts, water. It includes sounds from Carousels, Men at the bar storytelling and a movie. the sea where the swallows and other Irish moments Afterwards tuck your teddy fly in, to the rise of the Liffey characters, local scenes, up for a sleep-over in the in Wicklow and its flow into & Life paintings. A special Kildare, accompanied by edition to this exhibition will library. Come back the next drawings. include original paintings morning for a story time, Life-size figurative paper by late Davy Dunne from collect your certificate and sculptures protect clay the Dunne families’ private see what mischief everyone vessels; through which collection. Two classes got up to overnight! the sound of water will allow the viewer time to from local primary schools sit and contemplate their will participate through Date: Fri 22nd & Sat 23rd Sept relationship with water in an art competition and Time: Fri 5.30-7pm & Sat the renovated Chapel of the entrants and winners will be 11.30am Geraldine Hall. In the main showcased in the gallery. The Venue: Leixlip Community hall, the public are invited to gallery will be family-friendly Library Email: collaborate with the artist and include a young artist [email protected] corner. A special, socially Phone: 01 6060050 and to assist in making a Website: inclusive open reception will www.kildare.ie/ series of drawings created library around the theme of water. take place on Culture Night Facebook: for the local community. KildareCountyLibraryService Twitter: kildarelibrary Date: Sat 23rd & Sun 24th Sept Time: Sat 7-9 pm open Date: Sat 16th to Sat 30th Sept reception & Sun 11am – 3pm Time: TBC Venue: Geraldine Hall, Leinster Venue: an unoccupied business Street, Maynooth space in Leixlip, tbc Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 087 2100225 Phone: 086 0720631 Web: www.jamiedunneart.ie Web: www.clodaghkellyart.com Facebook:jamiedunneart Instagram: jamie_dunne_artist special event celbridge Young Traditional Irish Filmmakers Culture at St Artist Notebook Showcase Mary’s Church Exhibition Join us in the Platform4 The historic St Mary’s Vera McEvoy will display Studio on Culture Night to Church, Leixlip is the her journals in 3 large shop experience some of the best perfect backdrop for this windows in Main Street, young filmmaking talent Culture Night performance Celbridge. All the proposed Kildare has to offer. With by Leixlip, Comhaltas windows have 24-hour films from Kildare Young Ceoltóirí Éireann. lighting installed so the Comhaltas in Leixlip has Filmmakers, Kildare Youth project would be very visible been active for 38 years, the Service and from summer performance will be Irish after dark also. Have a look projects in North Kildare; traditional music – song around to find these original this promises to be a great and dancing. pieces in your local shop! evening’s entertainment. If you are interested in Date: Fri 22nd Sept Date: Sat 16th to Sat 23rd Sept joining a young filmmakers Time: 8pm Location: Main Street, group or setting one up, Venue: St Mary’s Church, Main Celbridge come along and meet Street, Leixlip Email: [email protected] the team that coordinate Email: [email protected] Phone: 086 2584367 Kildare County Council’s Phone: 086 2005640 Website: www.veramcevoy. Website: CCELEIXLIP.com com / www.acreproject.com programme Facebook: cceleixlip Facebook: vera.mcevoy.7 special Date: Fri 22nd Sept event Time: 8pm Venue: Platform4 Studio, Leixlip Library Email: [email protected] Phone: 045 448328 Website: www.kildare.ie/ artsservice Facebook: Arts in Co Kildare 7 The Performance Corporation Ready, Steady, ‘Expedition’ Book Expressions 2 Expedition is a theatrical Come and join us for an A night with something for event that transports us evening of book-tasting. everyone - Music, Stories, 100 years into the future Guests will be ‘served’ a Poetry, Song, Dance, for a thought-provoking three course of books that Exhibitions of Art and and often humorous will broaden their literary Photography. examination of the impact palate and highlight the range of genres and authors of climate change. It’s the available in the library. Date: Fri 22nd Sept year 2117 at Derrybeg Farm Don’t forget - BYOB (bring Time: 7pm till late Venue: and a panel of performers, your own book) - a favourite Kildrought Function scientists and activists Room, beside Celbridge Library author or series that you Email: give us their unique take would like others to adore! [email protected] on the 100 years since Facebook: Full Stops and 2017.
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