Events Archive: Ages 5-7

Explore texture and pattern marking on clay using natural everyday objects, materials and tools.

Part of the make|shape programme.

Part of the Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season 2014. The clues are in the pages of The Curious Scrapbook of Josephine Bean.

World premiere as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season 2014. When a boy discovers a single-propeller airplane in his closet, he does what any young adventurer would do: he flies into outer space!

Part of the Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season 2014. A Mano is a story, told with clay, about a small character with a great desire to escape from a shop window and those who inhabit it.

In this workshop with ceramic artist Adele Stanley you will learn how to roll clay slabs, a hand building clay technique. Part of the make|shape programme.

As cultural organisations across Ireland throw open their doors for free-events, join us at The Ark for a visual arts tour or catch the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and special guests in concert on our outdoor stage into Meeting House Square

A very special exhibition - of cake!
Some of Ireland's best cake artists have joined together to bring the worlds and characters of Roald Dahl alive with an exhibition of cakes.

Presented in partnership with the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland’s primary schools CRAFTed programme. make|shape leads you playfully through techniques, processes and explorations of clay.

You are invited into the action of the busy basement of the royal palace. Get stuck in, but be warned, things could get messy.

A delightful new theatre experience for young audiences performed by Paul Curley

The final stand up gig of FunnyFest - and what a show to finish on! We have Andrew Stanley at the steering wheel with Totally Wired (Ireland's oldest and least successful boyband) and the brilliant Joe Rooney.