GAA: Give it a go!
C’mon and get mucky, giving GAA Gaelic Football a go with real GAA coaches. Games for littlies and a Gaelic Football Tournament, to boot.
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Brave Maeve: writer reading for kids
A series of short readings for kids to introduce them to Brave Maeve and the second book of her adventures.
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PK’s seisiún
Pop in, tune up and sink down in a seat with a drink of your choice in this traditional ‘al pub.
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Arán Agus Im (Bread and Butter)-8pm
Arán Agus Im (Bread and Butter) is Manchán Magan’s expression of the Irish language (Gaeilge), shared through bread baking and butter churning.
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Arán Agus Im (Bread and Butter)-5.30pm
Arán Agus Im (Bread and Butter) is Manchán Magan’s expression of the Irish language (Gaeilge), shared through bread baking and butter churning.
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The Great Indaba
The Great Indaba‘s a work sharing event, which discusses a new play about South Africa’s 990s invite to Northern Irish peace leaders to create peace.
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In the Window: Meet the artist – Michael (Muck) Murphy
Artist talks are gentle spaces to get behind maker intentions. Come, ask questions and get a sense of the work in the hands of its creator.
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#LIF2024: Launch
Open #LIF2024 with a ‘Sláinte’, toasting good health to all that join her. Music, speeches, poetry; a book launch; c’mon!
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The House
Ground-breaking, immersive tech envelops small groups (max 8 people) through a virtual home, in which Big Telly share stories of conflict.
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#CCEN Practice Day
An in-person #CCEN practice day connecting Irish artists with one another and commissioners of Irish creative practice works.
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Am I Irish Yet?
Called the ‘Bombing Irish’ in GB and a ‘Plastic Paddy’ in Ireland, Kate Kerrigan explores fitting into a small Irish town (theatre).
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The House
Ground-breaking, immersive tech envelops small groups (max 8 people) through a virtual home, in which Big Telly share stories of conflict.
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Revealing Trails
Journey to Collingwood Dock (L1), revealing where 1.3m Irish people were transported in the 1840s-50s, for an exhibition on the same.
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Saturday Girl: Five-years
5-year anniversary exhibition of a glorious collection of Liverpool and Belfast Saturday Girls, from artist and long-time Festival collaborator, Casey Orr.
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Brave Maeve: St Helens Library
Take selfies with characters from Irish folklore and learn a little about Liverpool’s Brave Maeve as she adventures through history.
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