Stephen Travers presents The Miami Showband Massacre story
An interview and discussion with Stephen Travers about The Miami Showband Massacre; it’s history and the resulting documentary.
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Irishness in England post-Brexit
Brexit has resulted in people connecting with their Irishness differently. PhD researcher Niamh Lear discusses this with Catherine Harvey.
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The Forgotten: a workshop
Irish cottage building workshop using paper, at The Williamson Art Gallery (Birkenhead), with Merseyside artist Pamela Sullivan. Linked to a guerilla exhibition called The Forgotten.
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Famished: Women and the Irish Famine
Famished: Women and the Irish Famine shares Cherry Smyth and Jaki McCarrick’s creative responses, giving voice to silences created by famine.
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Robert Cain: the first Irish philantropist? A tour (Tue)
Walking tour guided by local actor and tour guide, Trev Fleming; detailing the life, times and buildings of Irish philanthropist Robert Cain.
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The Muse and the Music, with Carmen Cullen
A gentle morning of activity, with poetry, music and visuals, brought to you by Carmen Cullen and Gerry Anderson.
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IndieCork presents: The Laughing Boy
The second in IndieCork‘s #LIF2022 The Power of the Song programme, The Laughing Boy follows the life of the eponymous song, from Behan on.
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Robert Cain: the first Irish philantropist? A tour (Mon)
Walking tour guided by local actor and tour guide, Trev Fleming; detailing the life, times and buildings of Irish philanthropist Robert Cain.
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Bodhrán masterclass with Ruairi Glasheen
Book for your fun, interactive bodhrán workshop to learn the fundamentals of playing this awesome instrument, with Ruairi Glasheen.
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IndieCork presents: Dark Horse on the Wind
The first in IndieCork‘s #LIF2022 The Power of the Song programme, Dark Horse On The Wind is a documentary about Irish musican Liam Weldon.
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Robert Cain: the first Irish philantropist? A tour (Sun)
Walking tour guided by local actor and tour guide, Trev Fleming; detailing the life, times and buildings of Irish philanthropist Robert Cain.
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South Liverpool walk
A tour of sites of Irish significance in South Liverpool, from local historian -and Liverpool Great Hunger Commemoration expert- Greg Quiery.
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Irish Famine Memorial
A Famine Memorial Service marking 175-years since the start of the Famine in Ireland (1847-1852) with speeches and readings at the memorial.
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Sweet Mother
SOLD OUTNwoko Arts presents Sweet Mother, a play that shares stories about white woman who fell in love and married black men, especially in Liverpool’s L8.
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Shakespeare on the Irish
Part-seminar, part-workshop Shakespeare on the Irish looks at Shakespeare’s positioning of Irish people and the ongoing legacy created today.
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