Arts
The Arts really has found a good home in Cavan
Music and drama like to take to the streets
Cavan presents three drama festivals annually: Shercock, Cavan and Maudabawn, while the eclectic Cavan Arts Festival takes place every May. Literature and a love of the spoken and written word is evidenced here as Cavan is home to many poets and writers.
Cavan is also host to two theatres – Ramor Theatre in Virginia and Townhall Cavan Arts Space in the historic Townhall building in Cavan town. www.cavanarts.ie
Cavan Arts Office offers a range of cultural arts events throughout County Cavan.
Award-winning museum in a beautiful Georgian building. WW1 Trench Experience, 1916 Rising Experience, Peace Garden, shop, cafe, playground and Nun’s Walk.
Demonstrations and classes in wool spinning, butter making, traditional bread making, crochet, embroidery, and knitting.
A unique collection of light-hearted illustrative textile and paper prints by Cavan artist Jackie O’Neill.
Workshops and Demos. Make your own traditional Irish basket or purchase your own hand-made basket made from Irish willow – the perfect Irish craft!
Free wi-fi, internet access, year round lectures, exhibitions and events for all the family.
Established artist often dealing with identity and the human condition.
Year round programme of events. Home to Livin’ Dred Theatre Co., and member of NOMAD.
Open on Mondays and Fridays for drop-ins. Painting group every Tuesday evening from 8pm-10pm.
A celebration of life through art and a venue where audiences can enjoy events in all art-forms, this unique space is due to reopen in 2019 after it’s refurbishment.
Art Galleries and studios, culture centres, sculpture gardens, concerts, sessions, artist residencies and the County’s calendar of exhibitions, lectures and cultural exchanges ensures a vibrant year-round calendar of art and culture.
Here in County Cavan we know that great things happen when we celebrate the arts and encourage more people to participate.
