Open House Tallinn is an annual architecture festival that fosters a deeper connection between people and their urban environment by opening d

Prudence Stoddard lives in the 18th century and will be your hostess for this Historical & Hysterical Tea Party in the newly renovated Coach

For three days of Heritage week, the Banagher Brontë Group will host many events in Banagher, Tullamore and on the Shannon, all highlighting and

Saint Barbara Mine will host several interactive workshops dedicated to mining heritage.

20 September 2025 (10:00 - 16:00) 21 September 2025 (10:00 - 16:00) On Saturday 20th, join fine art photographer and former resident Demelza King

Over 17-25 August 2024, the community of Shercock will come together for an inaugural programme of heritage walks through the town.

The Graiguenamanagh ‘Town of Books’ Festival, now in its 21st year, was ‘born’ in 2003.

We’re delighted to offer an autism friendly Creepy Crawlies: LOVE/HATE exhibition experience to families.

Display/presentation on historical narrative and time-line on two Harry Clarke stained glass windows in St Johns church.

Using locally-grown willow, you will learn the basics of basket-making and create your own willow flower in this short workshop which will be led

New to watercolour and love plants?

As part of the events we are holding for Cork's 'Medieval Day', Cork Public Museum is delighted to be collaborating again with the School of Iris