Celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg at The Ark this year by discovering the ancient craft of felting with artist Gabi McGrath in this workshop designed for children aged 6-12 with additional sensory needs or access requirements.
Free Entry! Visit the weird and wonderful collection of animal sculptures at The Beautiful Beasts exhibition. Amongst the quirky, lovable animals you will find a flying horse, a tortoise with a secret story and a toucan in disguise!
The Ark and Dublin Dance Festival present a joyful and captivating cosmic adventure for children by Roser López Espinosa.
Following a visit to The Ark's gallery space to see our displays and materials inspired by the novel The Adventures of Pinocchio, this visual arts workshop with Jole Bortoli invites children aged 5-12 to try their hand at their own illustrations inspired by the classic story of the puppet who longed to be a real boy.
Delve into the classic story of the world's most famous wooden boy with a visit to our gallery of displays exploring the illustrated novel, The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, or take part in a creative visual art workshop.
Little ones aged 2-4 can discover new and amusing words and sounds in these fun workshops with French children's writer Juliette Saumande.
The Ark presents a bold new adaption for children aged 8+ by author Anna Carey of her first historical novel, The Making of Mollie.
Watch Wires, Strings & Other Things presented by The Ark and Music Network from the comfort of your classroom!
Bring your drawings to life this mid-term break in this imaginative visual art workshop for children aged 5-7 with artist Róisín White.
Children aged 8-12 will find inspiration and learn new techniques for developing animated characters in these fun workshops with award-winning animator Eimhin McNamara.
