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Here Did the Chair Come From? Who Sat in It? Who Owns It? What Stories Will It Reveal? Cavan Arts YouTube Cavan Monaghan Creative Channel YouTube Bailieborough Creative Hub Tullyvin Muscial Society Facebook Page Facebook Page Bailieborough Through the Lens Photography exhibition by Breffni Camera Club showcasing a diverse range of images from the club’s very talented members. Exhibition opening by Cathaoirleach of Cavan County Council, Cllr Sarah O’Reilly. Venue: Bailieborough Library, Market Square, Bailieborough, Co Cavan Time: 4pm to 5:15pm Booking Essential : [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------- Book Launch : Time, by Fidel Hogan Walsh and Julie Corcoran ‘Time’ is the result of a lockdown project between March and June 2020, by poet Fidel Hogan Walsh and conceptual photographer Julie Corcoran, Launch video features poetry by Fidel, a selection of Julies images from the book and music by jazz/blues duo The Two Five Ones with special guests. The book can be purchased online: http://eprint.ie/shop or in Easons Cavan and Monaghan. Venue: Online, Julie's Youtube Channel, Cavan Arts YouTube Channel and Cavan Monaghan Creative Channel Time: 7:15pm ---------------------------------------------------------------- Ballyjamesduff Submerged Jessie Keenan, dancer and choreographer and Kim McCafferty, actor and physical performer propose to embark on an exciting collaborative project in response to the historic and visually stunning Clogh Oughter Castle and the artefacts from the site. Combing live performance, site responsive work and working with the body they will create a video documenting their research with film maker Padraig Conaty. The short film will be screened on Culture Night in Cavan County Museum and available on Cavan Arts YouTube Channel for 24hours Venue : Cavan County Museum, Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan Time : 7pm, 7:30pm, 8:15pm, 8:30pm Booking Essential : (049) 854 4070 Ballyjamesduff The Whispering Chair A Rehearsed Reading of a new play by Tara Maria Lovett performed by Aonghus Og McAnally and Clare Monnelly Where did the chair come from? Who sat in it? Who owns it? What stories will it reveal? The play is set against the backdrop of the War of Independence in Cavan. The chair is a wedding gift from Hugh to his wife Aggie both heavily involved in the War of Independence. Rescued from the burning of a big house in Cavan as the war escalates, the chair and who comes to sit in it, will haunt them for the rest of their lives. The chair is rescued by Con in 2016. He is married to Maud a granddaughter of Aggie. Con sets about restoring the chair and the secrets is reveals. As Con and Maud struggle in their relationship, their own private war, the past haunts the present. The play explores the struggle for both identity and survival in Ireland over one hundred years. The play is part of a mentorship opportunity for the writer with the dramaturg Pamela McQueen. The chair, an object from the Women of Influence exhibition was selected by the local Craft Group for the writer to respond to. Venue : Cavan County Museum, Virginia Road, Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan Time : 7:30pm Booking Essential : 049 8544070 / [email protected] A rehearsed version by Aaron Monaghan and Clare Monnelly, will feature on Cavan Arts YouTube at 9:45pm. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Bawnboy Songs of Inspiration with Sinead Mullally Sinead will take you on a journey of hope at Bear Essentials, with an evening of traditional ballads and folk songs. Anke will also be serving evening tea, in association with Cavan Heritage. Venue : Bear Essentials Silver Bear Centre, Tirnawannagh, Bawnboy, Co Cavan, H14N 280 Time : 7pm to 9pm Booking Essential : [email protected] Belturbet Turbet Island Dreamscape Art Trail PROJECT Belturbet host an evening of stories and music on Turbet Island Dreamscape Trail. An intriguing look at some of Jackie O'Neill's permanent artwork and stories, on this outdoor trail. With local musicians and singers entertaining us at this very historic landmark in Belturbet Co. Cavan Venue : Online, Cavan Arts YouTube Time : 8:30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------- Jackie O’Neill Pop Up Art Gallery As part of Culture Night 2020 artist Jackie O’Neill is set the launch an exciting pop up art gallery on the Diamond square in the heart of Belturbet town. Here she will launch a beautiful range of limited-edition textile and paper prints that already feature on the newly launched Turbet Island Dreamscape Trail. Colette Kearney mural artist will be a guest on Friday night, limited edition prints of her recently launched Train Station mural will be available for purchase and the mural can be viewed nearby in the town carpark.. Jackie was commissioned in 2017 by Project Belturbet to create body of work about Belturbet and its richness of history, myth, characters and nature. In these 13 new prints- one of which she created in collaboration with the children of the Belturbets after school club- she has created passageways for the viewer to re-discover the ancient River Erne, the historic Turbet Island with its Motte and Bailey, the colourful characters that created this place and who continue to shape it today. Venue : Diamond Square, Belturbet, Co Cavan Time : 2pm to 7pm Booking : [email protected] 087-0666873 The Pop Up Art Gallery will remain open until 27 September, Visiting times are : Saturday 19 September : 11am to 6pm Sunday 20 September : 12am to 6pm Monday 21 to Saturday 26 : 11am to 6pm Sunday 27 September : 12am to 6pm Cavan Burren Park The Barber of Belcoo a new play by John McManus Angela Maguire left Fermanagh almost forty years ago, vowing never to return… and yet return she has: to cut hair by day and confront the painful memories of her childhood by night, only too aware of the danger lurking ahead on this dark path she’s stepped onto, for if there’s one woman who knows what evil lies in the hearts of men, it’s the Barber of Belcoo… Directed by Padraic McIntyre (Ramor Theatre and Livin Dred) at Cavan Burren Park and starring Bríd Ní Neachtain in the title role John McManus is from Ballyconnell in County Cavan. His radio plays, No Hate Going to Loss and Will You Swap Knees with Me? Both won RTE P.J. O’Connor Awards. His first stage play, A Lock of Fierce Roars, received a staged reading by Druid Theatre Company. The Quare Land first produced by Decadent Theatre Company at the Galway Arts Festival in 2010 toured Ireland and was produced in New York at the Irish Repertory Theatre in 2015 as part of the Origin First Irish Festival where it won the Best Playwright Award. John completed the New Playwright’s Programme at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in 2014. Other plays include The Cavan Curse and Danger Money. Venue : Cavan Burren Park, Blacklion, Time : 7pm Booking Essential : [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------- Cavan ‘Songs of Love and Joy’ ‘A musical wandering from the salons of Paris to the hills of Cavan and a stop off in New York. Featuring works from composers and writers such as Fauré, Offenbach and Percy French. Musician Educators Claire Crehan (piano) and Niamh Mc Cormack (voice) from Music Generation Cavan / Monaghan will be hosting a special virtual performance from Kilmore Cathedral. Tune in to the Cavan Monaghan Creative YouTube Channel on the 18th of September to watch this beautiful concert.’ Venue : Online, Cavan Monaghan Creative Channel Time: 5:30pm Sensory Songs : Under The Wishing Tree A musical adventure created especially for children with autism. Whistleberry Forest is a beautiful forest full of leafy trees and curious creatures. As you walk through the forest, you can hear twigs snap beneath your feet. When you look up, you can see the sun shine through the leaves. When you take a deep breath, you can smell the fresh scent of pinecones in the air. In the middle of Whistleberry Forest, you will find a very magical Wishing Tree where the creatures of the forest often gather to make their very own wish. In this multisensory musical workshop, an invited group of children from an ASD Unit in Co. Monaghan will be led on a journey through Whistleberry Forest. The music and songs from this workshop will be recorded and shared with another group of children in Co. Cavan so that they can also join the sensory adventure. Workshop led by Dr. Thomas Johnston, Artistic Director of Ceol Connected, along with Orla Kelly, Director of Early Childhood Creativity. A short video edit of this work will be Venue : Online, Cavan Monaghan Creative Channel Time : 6pm --------------------------------------------------------------- Isolation and Creativity A reflection through poetry by Noel Monahan on the themes of isolation and creativity. Creativity by its very nature requires you to find your place of isolation and remain there for quite a while sifting through the art form, its mysteries and magical nature. Self belief and discovery to hear your own voice and shut the outside world are necessary. Music by Kavan Donohoe. Venue : Online, Cavan Monaghan Creative Channel Time: 6:30pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reunion A short video with the poet Heather Brett and the piper Daniel Brady at the historic Drumlane Abbey for a performance of the newly commissioned poem Reunion accompanied by Daniel’s rendition of Port Na bPúcai. Venue : Online, Cavan Monaghan Creative Channel Time: 6:45pm Blúiríní Béalóidis: What is Folklore? with Jonny Dillon Welcome to Blúiríní Béaloidis, the podcast from the National Folklore Collection, University College Dublin. In this introductory episode, hosts Jonny Dillon and Claire Doohan delve into definitions of folklore to dispel some common misconceptions surrounding this area of interest, as well as tracing the cultural and political context of the interest in folk-tradition, which saw it arise as an expression of romantic nationalist thought across Ireland and Europe of the 19th century. The Main Manuscript Collection, assembled by the Irish Folklore Commission and its successors, preserves an important record of Ireland’s oral tradition and material culture.
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