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 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.
The Ark and Dublin Dance Festival present a magical tale about finding the courage to dance your own dance, from the award-winning creators of The Wolf and Peter, CoisCéim Dance Theatre.
The Ark @ Home brings you this once-off opportunity to watch this musical show for ages 6+ online, filled with buzzing and songs, dancing and flying. Oh and you’ll learn lots of important things about bees along the way!
A once-off opportunity to view the full performance of Peat by Kate Heffernan, as part of a series of free online screenings presented as part of The Ark @ Home. Directed by Tim Crouch. For ages 8+
Young imaginations will be captivated by this gorgeous music performance, created and performed by Fiona Kelleher for ages 2-5.
Join children from St. Audoen’s National School as they perform music they have created during a series of workshops with UK musician Paul Griffiths.
A once-off opportunity to view the full performance of The Haircut! by Wayne Jordan & Tom Lane online, as the first in a series of free online screenings presented by The Ark.
Bring your class on an interstellar adventure in these visual art workshops exploring the wonders of the galaxies with Jole Bortoli.
