Join the catalogue’s contributors for an engaging morning with new writing & research on the life, work, and legacy of Nano Reid. Saturday, 20 November 2021 11am to 3pm   The word ‘adamantine’ suggests something bold, unswerving, powerfully itself. These attributes apply not just to Nano Reid’s work, but also to the way she lived […]

Friday, 12th November 2021 11:00 – 12:00 GMT Join a lively and reflective discussion on Drogheda-native, adamantine, Nano Reid with artist Claire Halpin, in a participant-centred session, its ambition to create inclusive discussion around artwork. Using Visual Thinking Strategies, the session is more a discussion where you can offer your opinion in what is going on […]

Saturday, 2nd October, 2021 3:30pm to 4:30pm   A series of collective compositions featuring piano, violin & viola in response to field recordings of Dún Laoghaire. Presented for our current exhibition CITY is A Sound Map Of Dún Laoghaire. This is an ongoing project by artists Anthony Kelly and David Stalling, featuring an online archive of […]

With a menu finely tuned by the talented team Turlach, Aoife & Brendan, extend your Culture Night engagement with an exhibition – theme – inspired menu from our café partners at Five Good Things…including Highlanes Gallery’s new Rooftop Honey… Friday 17th September 7.30pm-9.00pm Supper Club Menu Amuse Bouche Goats Cheese and Beetroot Spring Roll with […]

The singing tradition in Drogheda is a strong, vibrant and much admired cultural core of the region connecting generations & spanning four decades, and while originally passed on orally, technoology has supported this group who would meet normally at Carberry’s Pub on Wednesday’s, across screens during the darker times of the pandemic. For Culture Night […]

Join Community Historian Brendan Matthews for the second of our Heritage Week Talks. Explore some of the artwork in the Collection that considers the industrial life of Drogheda Port as you walk and talk with Brendan Matthews this Heritage Week. After a short introduction in the courtyard of the Methodist Church, walk to the Port […]

Join Community Historian Brendan Matthews in the first of our Heritage Week Talks. Historical, landscape & portrait artists of early 19th century Drogheda, the Tumalti brothers are very much the forgotten artists of Drogheda; they were active in the town from the later 1820’s and by the mid 1840’s their reputation as artists, sculptors and […]

Join artist Claire Halpin for a lively and reflective discussion on works, historic and contemporary in the Collection, including Anderson Paisley, Drogheda from the Railway Station 1849, in a participant-centred session, its ambition to create inclusive discussion around artwork. No prior knowledge or experience is needed and this is an enjoyable way of discovering more […]