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W R a P U P in C U Lt U E N I R P U U T L P U A C R W FRI 20 SEP CU LTURENIGH T.I E CAVAN 2019 Bailieborough Colourful Cavan and Beyond, by Artist Jim McParlin An Art exhibition comprising of paintings depicting scenes from around the county and locations further afield. Venue: Bailieborough Library, Market Square, Bailieborough, Co Cavan Time: 4pm to 5:15pm ..................................................................................... The Open Door Sessions offers a special line-up for Culture Night. Featuring: Faraway Martin, Hidden Stills, Joe Byrne, Fidel Walsh, Miriam Fitzgerald Juskova. Venue: Downstairs in Nixy’s Bar, The Square, Bailieborough, Co Cavan Time: 8:30pm http://opendoorsessions.weebly.com www.facebook.com/TheOpenDoorSessions ..................................................................................... The Battle of Coolnahinch and other troubles in the 1790s Moybologue Historical Society presents a historical talk by Fr. Liam Kelly. Venue: St. Mary's Hall, Tierworker, County Cavan Time: 8:30pm Ballyjamesduff Cavan and Beyond, An Exhibition by Keith Armstrong Return of this popular local artist with a solo show. Venue: Eden Gallery, Cavan County Museum Time: 8pm ..................................................................................... Ballyjamesduff Senior Social Club Exhibition The group have been painting for a number of years, most recently with the support of facilitators “The Artful Badger” funded by Cavan County Council Arts Office. The group will participate in a historical walking tour of the town and invite the community to join from 2pm, at St Joseph’s Hall and later at the County Museum. Venue: Farnham Room, Cavan County Museum Time: 4pm 2 Mad4Trad Mad4Trad are a local young trad band who enjoy playing and singing traditional music and songs by adding their own modern twist. Venue: Shared Spaces Room, Cavan County Museum. Time: 9pm to 10:15pm Bawnboy “Song Sisters & Band Performing Live 70’s & 80’s Hits.” The Song Sisters have come together with Band of Paul Cox, Peter Denton & Jim Kelly promising an uplifting music event with hits from the past. They will be playing hits from Stevie Wonder, Super Tram, Fleetwood Mac, Queen and others. Bear Essentials will be serving some German snacks on the night. In association with Cavan Heritage. Venue: Bear Essentials, Tirnawannagh, Bawnboy, Co Cavan, H14N 280 Time: 8pm to 10:30pm Advanced booking is essential: [email protected] www.bearessentials.ie Belturbet Heart Songs and Chants An evening of music, song and chant with talented songstress Fyona Guiheen. Feel free to join in and sing your heart out or just sit back and listen to the beautiful words and voice of Fyona. Venue: Tree Frog Yoga Studio, Above Belturbet Pharmacy, Lower Bridge St, Belturbet Time: 8pm Cavan Town Sound Art by Visual and Sound Artist Johanna Nutly Exploring sound from mass produced materials and found objects, unloading the subconscious mind. Venue: Johnston Central Library Time: 4pm 3 Illumination Featured Artists: Cameron Smith, Andrea Monge, Nicole Bricker, Marilyn Gaffney, Monika Rosen, Alex Ortega, Lee Vasu, Marshall Jones and Billy Seccombe. This exhibition including a digital element is an eclectic mix of contemporary artwork that focuses on portraits and the figure. This work was created by the artists while on an artists residency at Dacia Gallery, Manhattan’s East Side New York City, USA. Venue: Johnston Central Library Time: 4pm to 8:30pm ..................................................................................... Magical Mystery Art Tour Step aboard the Magical Mystery Art Tour Bus with Jack Allen Caricatures for an unforgettable trip, the bus will return to Cavan Courthouse at approximately 7pm where the tour will continue on foot. Venue: Cavan Courthouse Carpark Time: 4:30pm (4:45pm strict departure time) Booking essential: [email protected] Tel: 086 290 2493 ..................................................................................... Esker Lodge Session An evening of traditional music, song and dance with Cavan Town Comhaltas. Venue: Esker Lodge Nursing Home, Esker Place, Cathedral Rd, Keadew, Cavan Town Time: 7pm ..................................................................................... Nuesha Island The mysterious Nuesha invites you to put on head phones and look inside the peculiar Wonder Box. Venue: The Market Square, Cavan Town Time: 4pm to 7pm and 8pm to 10:30pm ..................................................................................... Undecided A newly formed band playing their first gig, members include: Ray Fitzsimons, Mickey Carolan and Alan Munnelly. Venue: Blessings Bar, Main Street, Cavan Town Time: 10:30pm 4 5 Cavan Genealogy Meet the Genealogist, discuss family roots and access the rich resources. Venue: Genealogy Office, Johnston Central Library Time: 6pm to 8pm http://cavan.rootsireland.ie Contact No: +353 (0) 49 4361094 ..................................................................................... Integration, by Artist Amna Kiran Art exhibition of cultural integration in different mediums particularly in paintings, weaving and block printing patterns. Venue: 112 College Street, Cavan Town Time: 4pm to 8pm www.amnakiran.com | www.instagram.com/ak6artist ..................................................................................... Oíche Chultúir i Leabharlann Cheannais Mhic Sheáin / Culture Night 2019 in the Johnston Central Library Cavan Cathaoirleach Cllr. Shane P. O’Reilly, will officially welcome guests to the evening, commencing with Traditional Irish music performances by PJ Flood Group. House of Pomegranates by Michelle Harton The official opening of Michelle Harton’s painting exhibition inspired by Oscar Wilde’s beautifully written and deeply moving Fairy Stories. Michelle is an artist from Cavan working mainly in acrylic and pastel. "A House of Pomegranates" is her first solo show and contains her largest works to date. The exhibition continues until October 26th as part of Children's Book Festival . Followed by Frank Galligan, storyteller, journalist, and award-winning writer and broadcaster. Frank will entertain with his repertoire of stories. He says “people like the fact that we cover the stories of ordinary people in every community across the county that are doing extraordinary things. Leanntar sinn le comhrá agus scéalta dhá theangach ó Frank Galligan, scealaí den scoth é. Is craoltóir, iriseoir agus scriobhnóir é freisin. Bígí linn agus bain taithneamh as an oíche uilig. Venue: Johnston Central Library Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm 5 All Under One Universe. A live Visual Arts performance by the Cavan Youth Reach Learners facilitated by Rosie Cole artist and accompanied by Bhoann, their community drum. Venue: The Market Square, Cavan Town Time: 7pm ..................................................................................... Latvian Folk Dancing NYAH Comhaltas, Helen Henry and the Munterconnaught Set Dancers will join Sienazitis (Grasshoppers) children’s dance group for a multicultural performance, this will be followed by a performance by adult step dance group Varaviksne (Rainbow ). Venue: Farnham Arms Hotel, Cavan Town Time: 7pm to 9:30pm ..................................................................................... ‘What is Home’ Exhibition by Artist Jackie O’Neill Textile artist Jackie O’Neill has created an installation and a series of prints in response to interviews she recorded with Irish Emigrants in London in 2018. Jackie spent three years living in London and found it a massive culture shock. There will be an exhibition by visiting artist, Collette Kearney. Collette sources contemporary imagery and texts and transforms them in her paintings to make both fun and dark humored commentary on the society we live in. Venue: Dotti Was A Deer Art Studio, Bridge Street, Cavan Town Time: 8pm to 10pm 6 7 A Cavan Convergence, Heather Brett Performance of poetry, prose and newly composed music written especially for the launch of A Cavan Convergence Broadsheet, PEACE IV Townhall Cavan Project. Guests will have the opportunity of an inaugural viewing of film in progress of artists sharing their experiences of the border and its real or imaginary impact on their creativity. Venue: Townhall Cavan, Townhall Street Time: 8pm to 10:15pm ..................................................................................... A Day in the Life of a Border Town Cavan artist Marie Smith has been working with a group of 15 participants on a visual arts project for PEACE IV Townhall Cavan. Each participant has made a figure in clay representing life in Cavan in peace times. Venue: Townhall Cavan, Townhall Street Time: 8:30pm to 10:15pm ..................................................................................... Tongue PEACE IV Townhall Cavan Project, Tongue is a short film that brings together musicianers from above, below and beyond our borders. Through forests, over bridges and across water, our musicianers scramble to make a nautical adventure to an island gathering on Lough Oughter. Directed by Robbie Perry / Cinematography by Nuria Roldos Venue: Townhall Cavan, Townhall Street Time: 8:30pm to 10:15pm ..................................................................................... Monumental Shifts Spectacle and Circus Artist Kim McCafferty will perform with her group who participated in PEACE IV Townhall Cavan workshops. Venue: Townhall Cavan, Townhall Street Time: 8:30pm to 10:15pm (Judith Cullivan) 7 The Museum of Broken Things Not Half Right and Solo
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