What’s On

This free event offers a unique opportunity to meet North Tipperary’s General Election candidates ahead of the upcoming election. Don't miss this chance to engage directly with those seeking to represent you. Join us for an evening of lively discussion and informed debate.

LGBTQ community meet-ups provide safe and inclusive space for connection and celebration with mutual support and a sense of belonging. Join us for engaging discussions and fun activities such as game nights, hikes, coffee catch ups and much more!

Calling all artists working and living in North Tipperary. We would love to welcome you to Nenagh Arts Centre the first Friday of every month for an Artists Coffee Meet-up at 10am. The coffee meetup is an opportunity to meet other artists in the area, connect and share ideas in a relaxed setting. It is also an opportunity to discuss artist's objectives, goals and needs.

Every first Tuesday of the month! Join us for photography meet up. Are you passionate about capturing moments, exploring new angles, and sharing your love for photography? We invite shutterbugs of all levels to come together to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and simply indulge in the joy of photography.

Step into a world where art meets activism! Join us at Nenagh Arts Centre for an extraordinary exhibition showcasing the power of printmaking and the voices of local women. From bold linocuts to intricate screen prints, each artwork is a testament to the strength of community and the enduring legacy of feminist movements.

Meet the author! Tipperary-born writer and animator, Seán Hogan who lives in Helsinki, Finland returns home to launch his latest book Brotherhood. He works in animation as a Storyboard Artist on projects for the likes of Disney, Warner Bros., Nickelodeon, and Apple TV+. His previous books include Rabbit and Paul (2015) and Project Crossroads (2016). In the rural, rolling hills of revolutionary Ireland, 4 teenagers engage in their own fight for freedom. Brotherhood is a darkly comedic tale of youthful rebellion set against the brutal backdrop of the Irish War of Independence. Brotherhood Part 1 of 2 is a 92-page black and white graphic novel set during the violent Irish War of Independence. The book has a full-colour cover, contains 76 pages of story, and is intended for a mature audience. You’ve never seen Irish history explored like this.

Every year Bo Peep, Baa-Baa and their great friend Franz the Farm Boy, take the sheep to the Christmas Fair to be shorn – but the beautiful Queen of Hearts has lost her phone and has turned up to open the Fair too soon. Things could be sorted...but Horror! – Bo Peep's sheep are missing and soon - so is Baa-Baa! Can the boys and girls help find BaaBaa and the sheep and ensure that Santa gets to stay warm and bring Christmas to the whole world?

Comedic fireball Deirdre O'Kane is mad for road, mercilessly mining hilarity from the human condition. Will she conquer the chaos or revel in it? Tame the mayhem or "O'Kane it"? Either way you're in for a night of relentless laughs fuelled by warped personal insight.

Join us as Anne explores the world of the feminine, the mammy, the twerky dancer: From 18-hour girdles and Housewives of The Year, to ripped influencer grannies pumping iron, Anne weaves a pant-wetting path through a changing half century of womany stuff - And that’s just the tip of the Anneburg!

This is Don’s first Solo Tour where he will share tales of 55 years On the Road, Life in the Inner City, his love of The Blues and of the Harmonica, Stories of his working with Jim Sheridan, Daniel Day Lewis, Sinead O'Connor and more. Together with the story of his songs on Harmonica and Guitar, this is a tour not to be missed.