Live Online Workshop for Broadband Connection Points 2026: Halloween Mask Making 27 - 30 Oct 2026
Funded by the Department of Rural & Community Development & The Gaeltacht, The Ark presents a spooky Samhain mask making workshop, just in time for Halloween with artist Debora Adachi!
Join artist Debora Adachi to design and decorate your very own masks inspired by spooky creatures using drawing, collage, and colourful paper. Debora will guide everyone step by step and in the end you will all be able to share your mischievious creations.
No experience needed—just bring your creativity and get ready for some Halloween fun. Perfect for kids who love making, crafting, and getting into the Halloween spirit.
Workshops are available for booking via this form.
If you think your local BCP would like to participate, get in touch to learn how your centre can get involved. Find your nearest BCP here.
Debora Adachi
Debora is an illustrator and author of Brazilian-Japanese descent currently based in Ireland. Her passion lies in creating art that is accessible to children and exposes them to a variety of perspectives, with the intention of promoting empathy towards what is often seen as "different." Debora has been named a Highly Commended Illustration Winner for the FAB Prize 22. She is currently undergoing training and mentorship as part of the Pathways 2022-2024 children's illustration program by Pop Up Projects. In 2023, she was selected to participate in the Harper Collins' Author Academy for children's writing and completed her residency with Mother Tongues at Rua Red. Additionally, she was chosen to be part of WEFT, an initiative by Dublin Fringe Festival, and is involved as an artist in the Vital Spark Relationship program, focusing on developing performances for young audience