Events Archive

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 our third in this series of online artists’ panel discussion events, 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.

Join artist Duffy Mooney Sheppard to create your own fairy parade and imagine the journey of these curious beings across the land on a fresh and star filled night.

Do you have a pair of socks that want to roar or a single sock which wants to swim? Transform old scrap material, bits of wool, worn old t-shirts and of course some socks, into a creature of your own.

Like the first cave painters, let sound and music inspire you to create new art in this online Crafts Club workshop with Kim Sharkey.

In this CPD workshop for teachers, you will learn a range of easy, accessible skills to help you bring creativity into your online teaching.

While known for its colder days and longer nights, winter brings its own unique magic, captured and celebrated in our newly commissioned visual art exhibition for children and their families. Explore these new artworks safely from home in our online gallery.

Join us for a special January coffee morning focusing on artists’ wellbeing, in association with First Fortnight festival.

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.

Musicians at all stages of their career who are interested in work with or for children, are warmly invited to participate in this free half day professional development opportunity presented by The Ark and Improvised Music Company.