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Kate Duignan is a Natural Voice teacher, which means that she believe that 2 8 5 everyone can sing and that we are born singers. This workshop is an introduction to T 4 O 1 T Details correct at time of going to pres, however times and programmes may change, so please the ad hoc choir. And the ad hoc choir is whoever comes on the night If you want to O BA find out about singing harmony, meeting new people and singing for joy then come B LL check our website and the Galway Culture Night Facebook Page for updates, additions and AL Y to the Cappagh Road Community Centre for a taste. Experience singing together. LY B changes. Galway City Council accepts no responsibility for changes in programme. B RI AN T The class will be all about getting the most out of singing in a group and yourself and E is fun and educational. More details from Kate Duignan: 091 525846 www.facebook.com/adhocchoirGalway [email protected] CULTURE NIGHT IS AN INITIATIVE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ARTS, HERITAGE AND THE GAELTACHT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GALWAY CITY COUNCIL. MAP NUMBERS MATCH LISTINGS 150mm 148.5mm 147.5mm 149mm 148mm 144mm

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Bádóirí an Cladaig Claddagh Basin / Wolfe Tone Bridge / The Collegiate Church of St Nicholas Collegiate Church of St Nicholas Galway City Library – Sonic Art, Hynes Building Galway Civic Trust at the Red Earl's Hall Custom House Norman Villa NUI Galway Creative Campus Westside Library Seamus Quirke Road 4 Spanish Arch, Galway 10 Lombard St, Galway 16 St Augustine St 21 Druid Lane 27 NUI Galway 33 Galway 0860528004 - Tunes in the Church 086 3898777 Children's' Stories, Visual Art and Galway Galway 091 49376 091 520 616 091 564946 4.30pm 5pm Literature 091 561 666 6-9pm Galway Culture Night 2014 kicks off at 4.30 pm with the Official Launch of Galway City Like so many other fishing ports throughout Europe and the world, Galway and the Claddagh 7.30 – 9.pm 6-8pm Culture Night and Creative Campus, NUI Galway. Launch by Mayor of Galway, Donal Lyons have their own 'Traditional' boat... the 'Galway Hooker'. Bádóirí an Cladaig, The Claddagh Visit Galway's original Medieval party venue – the Hall of the Red Earl (listed The oldest parish church in daily use in Ireland has been at the heart of Galway life and and Creative Campus originator Chris Coughlan in the Orbsen Building, North Campus, NUI A silk painting workshop for adults, given by renowned expert Community Boat Club (The Claddagh Boatmen) is dedicated to the restoration and sailing of by The Lonely Planet as Galway Top Choice visitor attraction) and see the remains the city's number one landmark. On Culture Night the ancient building will showcase 5-10pm Galway. The launch also features the first showing of the magnificent Banbha warrior sculpture, Angelika Dunne. This art form is easy to learn and very the traditional Galway work boats known as Galway Hookers. These distinctive boats are an archaeological site with guided tours and surprise entertainment. great traditional music as featured in its highly rated Tunes in the Church summer concert by the late James McKenna. Unveiling by poet Desmond Egan with Con Tempo, Galway enjoyable – it enhances imagination, self expression an art important part of our heritage and aim to preserve them and bring them back to their full glory season. Amongst the performers will be concertina star Cormac Begley and his sister, sean nós All day and into the evening: Bookscape is a lowercase sonic art event that will take place in Galway City Library. Composer Ensemble in Residence. appreciation. as in the days when they plied the routes between the coasts of County Galway and the Aran dancer Cliodhna Ní Bheaglaoich. They will be joined by Rev Gary Hastings, Rector of St Francis Heery will be creating a live, improvised sound installation, which will be integrated into the space, continuing The James Mitchell Geology Museum, the James Hardiman Research Library, the Zoology Islands, transporting turf, seaweed, livestock and other cargo to and from all the coastal Nicholas. The church will be open from 6.00pm on Culture Night, with guides present to tell throughout the day and into the evening. Speakers installed in the bookshelves will allow sounds to intervene, dissipate and Museum will also be open for Culture Night, from 6.00pm until late. villages and towns. you the amazing history of this iconic Galway church. mix with the library space. On Culture Night the Bádóirí will be joined by their Connemara boatmen as a flotilla of these beautiful craft will sail into the city, mooring near the Spanish Arch. The boatmen will show you 6pm Galway Community Circus – Wonderful St Joseph's Community the craft and explain their history and there will be music and sean nós dancing with Emma 22 Centre'sAhe Road, O'Sullivan Story time for 4 to 7 year olds in the Children’s Library Shantalla, Galway The Crane Bar World of Circus Readings, Storytelling and Music at The Join Geraldine in the Children’s Library for an evening story time 085 111 7224 Invitation to a Conversation - Upper Salthill 11 Sea Road, Galway session. Gather under the Reading Tree to be transported to magical 28 Galway Crane Bar 091 587 419 faraway lands with wonderful stories and tales. 7pm Crannóg 6-8pm 086 3273560 O'Connor's Pub, Salthill 5.30 pm Court House Square Magazine presentation in the Adult Library: Presentation by the 34 Walking Wood Quay - Imaginative Ballinfoile Mór Editorial Board of Crannóg Magazine of a specially bound edition For Culture Night Galway Community Circus brings you a magical evening (Commercial Boat Club, Ballinfoile Mor Community Organic 8pm of circus, packed with workshops and shows for the young and young at 5 Headford Road of Crannog's 10th anniversary issue to the Library Service, with 6.30pm Neighbourhood Wood Quay Steamer's Quay, if wet) Galway readings and refreshments. heart, performed by young members of Galway Community Circus 091 536 546 Garden – Artworks at An Gáirdín The Crane Bar celebrates Culture Night with two stunning programmes, one literary and one alongside professional circus entertainers. Join us to discover the wonderful 087 283 5720 A fireside tour of Galway! A one-hour conversational jaunt through Ireland's past, inspired by musical. The evening will commence at 8.00pm with poetry readings and storytelling from world of circus! Exhibition: Yvonne King: Come view Yvonne’s latest exhibition historical memorabilia collected by three generations of the O'Connor family at the famous Kevin O'Higgins, Susan Millar du Mars and James O'Toole. The readings will be followed by 6pm entitled ‘I Love Connemara’ which celebrates her love for her native Salthill bar. Relax around a 300 year-old fireplace as Brian Nolan tells stories prompted by a performance from one of the hottest bands on the Bluegrass circuit – Land's End . They are Connemara. items from the bar's eclectic antique collection. 5-7pm The fabulous local garden will feature remarkable work by locally-based artists Helen Caird, Vicki Leonard, a diverse group of young talented musicians from Galway, Cork, Dublin, Munich, Liverpool Sheila Mangan, Lynette McGowan, Seeka Sherlock and Pat Rogers showing birds and other wildlife in and Gloucestershire whose festival performances across the UK, Europe and Ireland this past The School of architecture university of Limerick together with Galway year have earned them a reputation as one of the most exciting new emerging Bluegrass Terryland Forest Park, and the greater Ballinfoile Mór area, with traditional music by Frances Brady and Middle St, Galway City Council presents imaginative neighbourhood Woodquay. From outfits this side of the Atlantic. Galway Film Centre at Taibhdhearc Deasún Ó Seannan. 23 091 562024 (Taibhdhearc) 5-7pm infront of the Park, Woodquay, SAUL hosts an open critique of student design proposals for interim use project for Woodquay na Gaillimhe 091 770 748 (Galway Film Meet at the Tourist Information answering the questions ‘Have we lost the use of our streets as a Spanish Parade, Centre) Public Private on the Streets of Unit 18 Sandy Road Galway City Museum – Sketches from kiosk in Eyre Square community resource?’ ‘Can we imagine them differently?’ Be a part Ballybane Community Cumann na bhFear – Heritage Skills and Galway 29 Ballybane Community Resource Centre: Business Park 17 Galway 091 536 546 of the discussion! Resource Centre 12 091 532 460 6 Galway Galway's Cultural History Backstage tours 5-7pm Ballybane, Galway Crafts in Action at the Men's Shed Choreographer and Dance Movement Artist Bernadette Divilly invites Jumping Clay for Young Artists! 087 632 6793 091 768 300 Films 7.30pm 7.30pm (tour lasts one hour approx) you on a Dance Date as part of the Walking Wisdom urban renewal 5.30pm project. This diverse part of Galway City has many features of 7-8pm 7-8pm Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe will host Galway Film Centre which will screen a Join public artist Fiona Reilly on a walking tour with a difference! Fiona invites beauty; people, dancers and anyone with an interest in urban design selection of live-action and animated short films from around Ireland. Films to be Galwegians and visitors alike to walk with her through the city streets and is welcome to participate in this investigative walk around Wood Old-time trades and crafts including blacksmithing, wood-turning and a show of restored Twelve historians will present short illustrated talks dealing with aspects of the Ballybane invites back for Culture Night the ever-popular Jumping Clay, featuring Make shown are Rúbaí, The Weather Report, Somewhere Down the Line, The Usual and collectively question systems of surveillance that pervade our lives, such as the Quay. 'High Nelly' bicycles feature in a Culture Night display by a volunteer group of men and cultural life of the city and county over the past four hundred years. Curated and Take workshops for children in exciting 3D modelling, super sculpture fun that shows Rival Chivalry. Programme plays at 7.30pm, 8.15pm, 9pm and 9.45 pm. presence of CCTV cameras. This walking tour forms a performative women, modelled on the International Men's Shed movement, with a strong emphasis on and presented by Dr John Cunningham of the History Dept at NUI Galway. children the basics of proportionality and improves their fine motor skills. The workshops An Taibhdhearc will also run fascinating backstage tours of the beautifully experimental action which will playfully interrogate ideas surrounding the The event joins the Designing with Communities architectural project the teaching and preservation of practical heritage skills. The City Museum's collections and exhibitions will remain open until 9.pm are aimed at 6 to 12 year olds and are innovative, exciting and mess free. There will e two renovated theatre from 5. - 7 pm. public, the private, and identity. at 7.00pm. 40 minute sessions, at 5pm and 6pm.

Spanish Parade Bridge Street, Galway 4 Commerce House Noir by Noir West in The Kitchen at Liosban Retail Park, Shop Street and on to The Mick Lally Theatre, The Bridge Mills Engage Studios Members Exhibition at Galway Kenny's Bookshop and Art Trickster – That's Life on the Streets Galway Dance Project at Druid's Mick 7 091 566 468 13 Flood St, Galway 18 24 Tuam Road, Galway 30 the Latin Quarter 35 Druid, Druid Lane, Galway 091 534 883 126 Artist-Run Gallery Gallery 086 449 1366 Galway City Museum Gallery - Art and Literature 091 709350 of Galway 091 721 400 Lally Theatre, - new dance work from 091 568 660 Offering a great opportunity to visit one of Galway's oldest language schools in (Druid) a lovingly restored heritage building, Culture Night invites you to an exhibition of Galway based dancers work by Glasgow-based Galway photographer Oisin Balance whose figurative 6pm 8pm 4.30pm onwards 5.30pm 086 855 8509 abstraction show Asquivalance, encourages the eye to look for photographic (Galway Dance Project) reality in essentially abstract images. EarEYEMouth is an interactive music Culture Night at 126 will feature the opening of the Engage Members exhibition, Authors Celeste Augé, Aoife Casby, Alan McMonagle and James Martyn That's Life, the Brothers of Charity Services Arts Programme previews 6-8pm technology display that asks participants to engage with state-of-the-art sound celebrating the continuing collaborative relationship between the Art Studio and the Joyce will read their stories from the spine-tingling Galway fiction collection The legendary Kenny's Bookshop and Art Gallery presents a very full programme including Trickster , the forthcoming large-scale music and theatre production in processing and motion sensor technology. Gallery. Curated by Austin Ivers the exhibition features work by Angela O'Brien, that has become a publishing sensation. 'Meet the Artist', the continuing exhibition of new paintings by Fran McCann, who will be present collaboration with Jez Colbourne of Mind the Gap, Bradford, Galway Galway Dance Project present a series of free informal showings of new Throughout the evening there will be a screening of some of the best Ashleigh Ellis, Bríd Egan, Cecilia Danell, Eimearjean McCormack, Fiona Hession, to talk about his life and work That will be followed by an open-mic with the sensational literary Arts Offices and the Town Hall Theatre. dance work from Galway based dancers at Druid’s Mick Lally Theatre experimental films and shorts from around the world. Levi Hanes, Maeve Curtis, Noelle Gallagher, Tim Acheson and Vicky Smith. events group Over The Edge, with master of ceremonies Kevin Higgins. The event is open to both with audience members invited to come and go in a relaxed poets and prose writers and all are welcome to participate, with prizes generously sponsored by On the Galway streets this Culture Night you can get a taster of this Kenny's Bookshop. environment. There will be an opportunity to ask questions about the fabulous show, coming to the Black Box, Galway on October 10th and work after each showing and a reception will be held in the foyer of the 11th. Druid building throughout the evening. CCAM GMIT Centre for Creative Arts and Media Galway City Wild Atlantic Way Start point: Spanish Arch, Come along and enjoy a taster of what Galway’s dance community is Cluain Mhuire Campus 8 19 Galway up to! Featuring Magdalena Hylak, Off Beaten Path Dance and Pulse. - The Image of a Writer Monivea Road, Galway Galway Arts Centre featuring 47 Dominick St Walk Lorg Printmakers Unit 8, Ballybane Enterprise 091 770661 14 Galway's091 565 00353 87 7953785 25 Centre'sBallybane, Galway 5pm Dr Sketchy's and More 886 091 773 759 5.30pm 4-8pm Street Art at the Town Hall Theatre Court House Square, Galway A reading and discussion by two exciting and emerging Irish writers Sara Baume and Maeve Mulrennan, whose primary 31 091 569 777 degrees and foundational creative education emerges from their art college experiences. The reading takes place in the Galway Arts Centre opens late for Culture Night with its sensational current exhibition (tour lasts 75-90 minutes) Lorg invites you to engage with professional printmakers and experience magnificent library, voted one of the top ten most beautiful in the world. The CCAM library is one of Galway's hidden The Ghost in the Machine, featuring new work by artists Aideen Doran and Marianne 087 795 3785 through demonstrations and workshops how a working print studio functions. Gallery architectural gems and was designed by architects de Blacam & Meagher it is at the heart of the building. Keating. The fascinating exhibition looks super in the sensitive surroundings of Lady You will have the opportunity to learn printing processes including digital Galway University Hospital Arts Trust University College Hospital, Gregory's Galway town house. Come and walk along part og Galway City's Wild Atlantic Way, in the printing, screen printing, inking and etching plates, monoprinting and t-shirt 36 Galway Sara Baume is a fine art graduate and award winning writer. She won the 2014 Davy Russian Cultural Centre Alliance presents a colourful Pushkin Story for Children at company of Master Guide Brendan J. Hynes. Beginning at the Spanish printing. An exhibition of work by Lorg members and the public will accompany 5.30pm 091 544979 Byrne's Short Story Award and her fiction, reviews and articles have been widely 6.30pm (performed in English) Arch you will see and experience the historic and cultural locations along the event and local Sliabh Bán residents will join in the artmaking. An extraordinary exhibition of street art painting by the celebrated published. She studied fine art at Dun Laoghaire College of Art and Design and the route with insights from a peerless mediator of Galway culture and artist known only as 'Fact' will open on Culture Night resenting completed the MPhil in creative writing at Trinity College Dublin. In addition throughout the evening the Arts Centre will host an exotic Culture Night life. Understand the locations from a local perspective! 8pm residency by the acclaimed Dr. Sketchy's., a world-wide movement of cabaret and life (Under 15s must be accompanied by an adult) paintings on board using mixed media with the theme of mental Maeve Mulrennan has published articles and reviews in a wide range of visual arts Galway's highly-rated music school presents an evening of chamber music 7pm drawing sessions. Dr Sketchy's will run four thirty minute sessions at 6, 7, 8 and 9pm. health.some surprise guest artists on the evening! journals. Her short fiction has been published in Wordlegs, the Galway Review and the presented by the talented staff of Maoin Cheoil na Gaillimhe. Doire Press Chapbook Competition. She received a BA in Fine Art from Limerick School of Parental Guidance on these sessions; exhibitions suitable for all ages Ace musician Mick Casey and Friends will perform in the foyer of University Hospital Art and an MA Visual Art Practices from IADT Dun Laoghaire and most recently a Diploma Galway from 7.00 to 9.00pm. Come and join us for some of our favourite tunes and in English Literature, German and Sociology & Politics from NUI Galway ballads. Places are limited please book at ccam@gmit. National Computer and Communications Insight Centre for Data Analytics, Dangan Galway Business School Fisheries Tower 26 Celebrating International Culture at Business Park 15 GCI House, Salthill, 20 Galway Civic Trust at the Fisheries Wolfe Tone Bridge Museum of Ireland – Night of the Robots The Cornstore Galway Hynes Buildings St Clare's Walk, Galway Galway Traveller Writing, Poetry and Music 9 Charlie Byrne's Bookshop – Readings Middle St, Galway Business School 087 293 5106 32 Galway 091 863 100 Tower 091 564 946 Galway at the Western Writers Centre Galway Cathedral 087 217 8138 Galway Cathedral Recitals at Galway and Radio 561766 7-8.30pm 37 Cathedral Square, Galway 6pm 7-11pm 6-9pm A selection of amazing vintage and modern robots will be on show for Culture Cathedral 091 563 577 Night. Exhibits include a large robotic arm controlled by a Galway-made DEC One of Galway's favourite institutions, Charlie Byrne's bookshop will again host an evening Galway Business School and Galway Cultural Institute celebrate an A special invitation to visit Galway's long-closed but newly computer. There will be a exhibition of rare science fiction comics and literature 4-8pm of readings from the amazing number of Galway-based authors who have published work 7.30 - 8.15pm delightfully international Culture Night with music food and dance from restored and re-opened iconic tower with guides present to greet on robot themes, some dating to the 1920s. And pride of place will go to the For Culture Night a wonderful event reflecting on Traveller writing with over the last year. Curated by Galway Bay FM Arts Show's own Vinny Browne the evening around the world. delightful HERO 1 Star Wars lookalike, the world's first mass-produced features prose and poetry, fiction and non-fiction creating a magical few hours in one of the you and answer all your queries. other poetry and music. MC is Martin Ward and writer Julia Sweeney affordable robot capable of interacting with the environment! A special event from the Music Dept. of Galway Cathedral featuring a world's greatest bookshops. MC for the evening is Galway legend Gary McMahon. will read from her work, with Fred Johnston and Mary Ellen Fean. demonstration of the great Cathedral organ. What is an organ? How does it Galway Bay FM's Arts Show will broadcast live from Charlie Byrne's on the night. work? What sort of music can you play on it? Fascinating insights guaranteed!