Inspired by our Winter Light exhibition, artist Lucy Hill will guide children to create your own animal drawings and play with shadow puppetry to imagine new animal stories.
Like the first cave painters, let sound and music inspire you to create new artworks in this online visual art workshop with Kim Sharkey.
Orla Kelly leads this visual arts exploration of springtime through story, colour and shadow puppetry for children aged 2 to 4 and their grown-ups.
In this fun and playful online drama workshop inspired by a traditional story from India, little ones and their grown-ups will explore the importance of family and giving during the festive season.
We're teaming up with RTÉ2's After School Hub to help you become theatre makers at home. With the help of The After School Hub muinteoirí, Ark artists will guide you through how to write, stage, design and perform your own play in your sitting room!
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!
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+
Using a fun reimagined version of Aesop’s Fable of The Dog and the Bone, little ones and their grown-ups will explore the idea of being content in this interactive early years drama workshop with Joanna Parkes.
