In our second online artists’ panel discussion event, we’ll reflect on and share more of what we’ve discovered in our continued adventures with new formats across art forms and how we are staying connected with our audiences of children.
Get inspired with these online visual art workshops which turn our ideas of ‘moving to Mars’ on their head. Why colonise another planet when we have the perfect one right here?
Writer Sarah Webb and illustrator Alan Nolan, present online workshops for schools based on their book Animal Crackers: Fantastic Facts about your Favourite Animals.
The sell-out show of Science Week Ireland 2019 and 2018 returns, combining science and baking for a fun family event you can experience from your own home!
This visual art CPD workshop for teachers which will focus on skills, techniques and processes teachers can integrate into their lesson plans and easily adapt to all ages.
A new take on an annual favourite at Bram Stoker Festival, we’ve summoned Dracula’s own DJ to create a special online disco for all music-loving ghosts, ghouls and little monsters to enjoy at home.
The Ark and Dublin Theatre Festival present a touching new show by The Ark’s Artist in Residence, Shaun Dunne, offering a window into the experience of sixth class students in 2020.
A fantastic opportunity to view the full performance of Peat by Kate Heffernan online as part of Culture Night 2020. Directed by Tim Crouch. For ages 8+
Join us online for this live panel discussion event where we’ll reflect on and share what we’ve discovered so far in our adventures with new formats and approaches to connecting with our audiences of children.
Take a rain walk accompanied by the voices of children from across Ireland and the UK in The Ark's first ever collaboration with Dublin Fringe Festival.
