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Highlights in JANUARY / FEBRUARY include: DUKE SPECIAL PAT SHORTT / LIAM Ó MAONLAÍ & PETER O’TOOLE
Programme of Events
VISUAL ARTS
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At A Glance / Programme of Events ◊∂ – ◊4.2◊∂5 January ∂◊th ∂∂.3◊am Cinderella (∂95◊) ∂4th 7.3◊pm The 100-Year-Old Man Who ... (2◊∂3) 23rd & 24th 8.◊◊pm It’s the Real McCoy 3◊th 8.◊◊pm Duke Special 3∂st 8.◊◊pm Pat Shortt ‘Selfie’ Tour
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February ∂st 8.◊◊pm Pat Shortt ‘Selfie’ Tour 5th 7.3◊pm Exhibition Opening – Róisín de Buitléar 5th 8.◊◊pm Liam Ó Maonlaí & Peter O’Toole 6th 8.◊◊pm The Three Tenors 7th 7.3◊pm Meath Macra na Feirme Capers Final 9th ∂◊.◊◊am & ∂.◊◊pm Schools Science Programme ∂∂th 7.3◊pm Boyhood (2◊∂4) ∂3th 8.◊◊pm Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man ∂4th 7.∂5pm Redmond O’Toole & Kim Sheehan ∂9th 8.◊◊pm Jason Byrne’s ‘You Name The Show’ 2∂st 2.◊◊pm & 4.◊◊pm Snow White & Bosco 27th 8.◊◊pm Luan Parle 28th 8.◊◊pm Julianstown Youth Orchestra
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March 3rd 8.◊◊pm St Patrick’s Classical School 4th 7.3◊pm Two Days, One Night (2◊∂4) 6th 8.◊◊pm Neil Delamere 7th 8.◊◊pm The Fureys ∂2th & ∂3th 7.◊◊pm HONK Jr – Loreto Sec. School ∂4th 8.◊◊pm Little Gem 2◊th – 22nd 8.◊◊pm Rathkenny Revels 2◊∂5 25th – 28th 8.◊◊pm Dunshaughlin Players 3◊th & 3∂st ∂◊.3◊am Wonderland Theatre
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April ∂st & 2nd ∂◊.3◊am Wonderland Theatre 8th 8.◊◊pm Chronicles of Oogle 9th 8.◊◊pm Inni-K ∂5th – ∂9th 8.◊◊am The Wedding Singer ∂8th 8.◊◊pm The Callino Quartet & Ailish Tynan 22nd 7.3◊pm Harvey (1950) 24th & 25th 8.◊◊pm Dunshaughlin Gala Concert 29th 8.◊◊pm Tutus and Beyond – Ballet Ireland
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RÓISÍN DE BUITLÉAR – GLASS SCULPTOR AND MUSIC PERFORMANCE BY LIAM Ó MAONLAÍ & PETER O’TOOLE (8.00PM)
ARTS PROGRAMME
Exhibition Opening February Thur 5th, 7.3◊pm
Highlights in JANUARY / FEBRUARY include: DUKE SPECIAL PAT SHORTT / LIAM Ó MAONLAÍ & PETER O’TOOLE
Presented by Meath County Council Arts Office in partnership with Solstice Arts Centre.
VISUAL ARTS
GOING SOLO 2׶4 РAN EXHIBITION OF WORK BY DIARMUID CORKERY / KATE BYRNE / KEVIN LEDWITH
GALLERY OPENING HOURS Tues – Sat, ∂∂.◊◊am – 4.◊◊pm / FREE ADMISSION
Exhibition January Exhibition continues until Fri ∂6th
Róisín de Buitléar has been working in the medium of glass as a primary material since ∂983. Recognised as a pioneer in the field of contemporary glass in Ireland, this exhibition provides a cross section of her recent practice including her body of work Ortha, a series of glass sound objects made to create an Irish incantation, a harmony of voice, object and Irish soul. Irish cultural heritage is a predominate feature of de Buitléars’ work, where ideas of traditional legacy, ornament and narrative are explored through innate qualities of her material. Exhibition Opening is a FREE event. Exhibition runs until ∂7th April 2◊∂5. The opening of this exhibition is accompanied by a performance by Liam Ó’Maonlaí and Peter O’Toole (The Hothouse Flowers). With an introduction and narrative by artist Róisín de Buitléar, Liam and Peter manipulate de Buitléar’s glass as sound objects in this special one-off concert. Tickets: €∂2. Duration: 9◊mins. On-stage seating Visual Arts Workshops February – April Thur ∂9th Feb – Mon 2nd Apr, ∂◊.◊◊am – ∂2.◊◊pm
TEXTILE WORKSHOPS This six-week course with facilitator and textile artist Kathleen O’Reilly teaches the techniques involved when using material, fabric, patchwork and applique. Having learned basic sewing skills, each participant will work towards making their own quilt over the six week course. Cost: €75 for six weeks which includes a starter kit. Suitable for beginners Education January – February Fridays, 9th Jan – 27th Feb, ∂∂.◊◊am – 2.◊◊pm
ACTIVE AGE ART, CRAFT & DESIGN CLASSES FOR OVER 55s Enrol now for another season of workshops with Sarah Standing. Focusing on painting, this class is suitable for both beginner and intermediate levels. Cost: €9◊ (inc. tea & coffee). Limit of ∂◊ per class. Advance booking essential: (◊46) 9◊9 23◊◊
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B It’s the Real McCoy Fri 23rd & Sat 24th January
Theatre January Fri 23rd & Sat 24th, 8.◊◊pm
IT’S THE REAL McCOY This rip-roaring comedy combines high drama with amazing Irish wit. Set in rural Ireland over two days in ∂964, we enter the life and house of Madge Molloy, who is enlightened as to why her husband Tom disappeared over forty years earlier. Heralded as one of the funniest plays in decades, this production is guaranteed to have you in stitches. Tickets: €2◊ / €∂8. Duration: ∂2◊mins
Music January Fri 3◊th, 8.◊◊pm
DUKE SPECIAL WITH SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDING SARAMAI LEECH Known for exploding into musical mayhem, singer-songwriter Duke Special delivers uplifting, soulful performances with falsetto flurries alongside masterful piano-playing. Playing sold-out shows across Ireland/UK and Europe, grab this opportunity to experience this one of kind and unique talent. Tickets: €∂5. Duration: ∂2◊mins
Comedy January – February Sat 3∂st Jan & Sun ∂st Feb, 8.◊◊pm
PAT SHORTT’S ‘SELFIE’ TOUR Due to phenomenal demand, an extra date has been added to Pat Shortt’s ‘Selfie’ tour. Pat will have you in tears of laughter with his brand new show “Selfie” when he tells tales of Mossey Burke, the singing undertaker, who shares his experiences about his favourite funeral that was nearly the death of him! Tickets: €28. Duration: 9◊mins 4
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LIAM Ó MAONLAÍ & PETER O’TOOLE – RESPONSES TO WORK CREATED BY RÓISÍN DE BUITLÉAR Experience something a little different with Liam Ó Maonlaí and Peter O’Toole (The Hothouse Flowers) as they create music from sound objects designed by glass artist, Róisín de Buitléar. Róisín de Buitléar will introduce and punctuate this engaging one-off musical experience exploring the scope of generating music from glass. Tickets: €∂2. Duration: ∂◊◊mins. On-stage seating
Music February Fri 6th, 8.◊◊pm
THE THREE TENORS IRELAND – WITH LOCAL SCHOOL CHOIRS AS SPECIAL GUESTS
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Music February Thur 5th, 8.◊◊pm
Ireland’s leading tenor trio promise you a night to remember, performing a selection of the world’s most uplifting songs ranging from Pavarotti to Sinatra. Tonight, Declan Kelly, Ray O’Hare (Navan) and Dominic McGorian invite very special guests to perform with them – students from St Paul’s Primary School Choir, Navan and Oristown National School Choir, Kells.
Local Arts February Sat 7th, 7.3◊pm
MEATH MACRA NA FEIRME CAPERS FINAL Showcasing 2◊-minute variety shows selected from clubs from around the county, come and experience the best in local talent across music, dance and comedy. Buckle-up for a fast-paced energy-filled evening of entertainment. Tickets: €∂5. Duration: ∂8◊mins
Theatre February Fri ∂3th, 8.◊◊pm
PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN James Joyce’s classic tale of Stephen Dedalus is given an imaginative, graceful and highly visual approach in this wonderful production directed by Jimmy Fay. With powerful performances throughout, this is an engaging performance where the vibrancy of Joyce’s language is allowed the space to do its work. Tickets: €∂6 / €∂4. Duration: ∂2◊mins
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Tickets: €25. Duration: ∂2◊mins
Music February Sat ∂4th, 7.∂5pm
REDMOND O’TOOLE & KIM SHEEHAN (SOPRANO) – ‘SONGS OF LOVE FROM ITALY AND SPAIN‘ Solstice is providing the perfect romantic evening this Valentines, coupling Sheehan – a bright voiced soprano with the rich overtones of O’Toole’s 8-string guitar. But first, we know the way to a (wo)man’s heart is through food, so we’re treating you to hand-crafted canapés, glasses of bubbly and take-home treats, courtesy of The Box Café. Food and music is on the menu to tug at your heart strings this Valentine’s day. Tickets: €25. Canapes & Bubbly: 7.∂5pm – 8.◊◊pm Concert: 8.◊◊pm – 9.3◊pm. On-stage seating
Comedy February Thur 19th, 8.◊◊pm
JASON BYRNE ‘YOU NAME THE SHOW’ The master of improvised comedy pushes the limits even further with the introduction of the wheel of stand-up. The audience not only name the show but also choose the topics discussed as they are invited to spin the wheel of random nonsense. Tickets: €2◊. Duration: 9◊mins
Local Arts February Fri 27th, 8.◊◊pm
LUAN PARLE WITH CLIVE BARNES Best known for her top ∂◊ hit-single ‘Ghost’ Parle combines a glossy blend of contemporary and alternative country with a sprinkling of rock and pop. Playing alongside Clive Barnes – highly regarded as one of the finest performers on the roots circuit – this promises to be a night of great music and chemistry. Tickets: €∂6. Duration: ∂2◊mins
Local Arts February Sat 28th, 8.◊◊pm
THE MAGIC BELLARAMA JULIANSTOWN YOUTH ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY FERGUS SHEIL Performing a completely new work for youth orchestra, The Magic Bellarama, composed by eight members of Julianstown Youth Orchestra, under the guidance of celebrated composer Brian Irvine, is a surreal re-telling of the Pied Piper tale. The Orchestra will also perform the overture to Showboat and works by Haydn and Mozart with soloist Julie O’Connor. Tickets: €∂◊ / €5 (students). Duration: 9◊mins
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ARTS PROGRAMME
Local Arts March Tue 3rd, 8.◊◊pm
ST. PATRICK’S CLASSICAL SCHOOL PRESENTS “A CLASSICAL RECITAL” This year, St. Patrick’s Classical School celebrates 85 years of classical education in Navan. What better way to acknowledge the school’s extensive contribution to the life of the town and surrounding parishes than with a Classical Recital showcasing the musical talents of our students. Tickets: €∂6 / €∂4. Duration: 9◊mins
Comedy March Fri 6th, 8.◊◊pm
NEIL DELAMERE ‘IT’S THE FRESH PRINCE OF DELAMERE!’ Top Irish stand-up and TV comic, Neil Delamere is delivering powerhouse performances across the country with his brand new show ‘It’s The Fresh Prince of Delamere!’ Delamere is renowned for his on-stage banter and quick-witted, well-observed yarns. Tickets: €2◊. Duration: ∂∂◊mins
Music March Sat 7th, 8.◊◊pm
The legends that are The Fureys continue to perform the most stirring music after 37 years on the road because of their distinctive and emotive vocals and lyrics. Standing ovations are the norm worldwide, as experiencing The Fureys in concert is always a night to remember. Tickets: €25 / €23. Duration: 9◊mins
Local Arts March Thur ∂2th & Fri ∂3th, 7.◊◊pm
HONK JR – LORETO SECONDARY SCHOOL, NAVAN Honk Jr the musical is based on one of the world’s favourite fairy-tales – Hans Christian Andersen’s ‘The Ugly Duckling’. Poor ‘Ugly’ is mocked on the farmyard and embarks on an odyssey through the countryside, meeting a battery of colourful characters which leads him to find himself along the way. Tickets: €∂◊. Duration: 9◊mins
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Highlights in FEBRUARY / MARCH include: JASON BYRNE THE MAGIC BELLARAMA / NEIL DELAMERE / THE FUREYS
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B Glass Sculptor Róisín de Buitléar Exhibition Opens Thur 5th February F The Magic Bellarama Julianstown Youth Orchestra Sat 28th February H Tutus and Beyond Presented by Ballet Ireland Tue 28th April
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ARTS PROGRAMME Highlights this season include: RÓISÍN DE BUITLÉAR TUTUS AND BEYOND / CINDERELLA (∂95◊) / DUKE SPECIAL
B The ∂◊◊-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out The Window And Disappeared (2◊∂3) Directed by Felix Herngren Wed ∂4th January
C Duke Special Fri 3◊th January G Cinderella (∂95◊) Directed by Geronimi, Luske and Jackson Sat ∂◊th January
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B Little Gem Sat ∂4th March
Theatre March Sat ∂4th, 8.◊◊pm
LITTLE GEM WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY ELAINE MURPHY It is called ‘Little Gem’ for good reason. Three generations of women tell us their story of one extraordinary year. We meet party-girl Amber, Lorraine who is losing it at work and Granny Kay and embark on an enthralling and entertaining journey, with poignancy, great energy and humour throughout. ‘Little Gem’ continues to sweep the boards with sell out shows nationwide. Don’t miss out. Tickets: €2◊ / €∂8. Duration: ∂◊◊mins
Local Arts March Fri 2◊th & Sat 2∂st, 8.◊◊pm / Sun 22nd, 3.◊◊pm & 8.◊◊pm
RATHKENNY REVELS 2◊∂5 Join the Rathkenny Revels in their showcase of great music, song and side-splitting comedy! Tickets: €∂5. Duration: ∂5◊mins
Local Arts March Wed 25th – Sat 28th, 8.◊◊pm
DUNSHAUGHLIN PLAYERS We welcome the return of the Dunshaughlin Players with another not to be missed production to be announced early in the new year. Tickets: €∂6 / ∂4. Duration: ∂2◊mins
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ARTS PROGRAMME
B Chronicles of Oogle Wed 8th April H The Wedding Singer St Mary’s Musical Society Wed ∂5th – Sun ∂9th April
Theatre April Wed 8th, 8.◊◊pm
CHRONICLES OF OOGLE Meet Pakie. An orphan, a storyteller, an adventurer, a survivor. He may not be the sharpest sandwich in the toolbox, but Pakie knows a thing or two about the history of his native town. This is a hilarious and heart-breaking story of small towns and even smaller minds.
Music April Thur 9th, 8.◊◊pm
INNI-K Indie-folk artist, Inni-K mesmerises audiences with the transcendent quality of her voice and arresting stage presence. The Co. Kildare singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist will be joined by her band, including drummer and percussionist Brian Walsh. Tickets: €∂4 / €∂2. Duration: 8◊mins. On-stage seating
Local Arts April Wed ∂5th – Sun ∂9th, 8.◊◊pm
THE WEDDING SINGER – ST MARY’S MUSICAL SOCIETY Robbie Hart is New Jersey’s favorite wedding singer until his fiancee leaves him high and dry at the altar. Poor Robbie quickly becomes a wedding planner’s worst nightmare, taking out his bitterness on stage until his eyes – and heart – turn to a new friend, Julia. Heartwarming and hilarious – another SMMS musical hit! Tickets: €∂8 (Group discount available). Duration: ∂5◊mins
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Highlights in MARCH / APRIL include: LITTLE GEM CHRONICLES OF OOGLE / INNI-K / THE WEDDING SINGER
Tickets: €∂6 / €∂4. Duration: ∂2◊mins
B The Callino Quartet & Ailish Tynan (Soprano) Sat ∂8th April
Music April Sat ∂8th, 8.◊◊pm
THE CALLINO QUARTET & AILISH TYNAN (SOPRANO) The Callino Quartet impress audiences and critics alike with their bold, imaginative and sensitive performances. The Quartet will be joined by Mullingar born soprano Ailish Tynan for Schoenberg’s Quartet No.2 and soprano and Mozart’s “Exultate Jubilate”. This concert will feature String Quartets by Haydn and Brahms. Tickets: €∂6 / €∂4. Duration: 8◊mins
Local Arts April Fri 24th & Sat 25th, 8.◊◊pm
DUNSHAUGHLIN CHORAL SOCIETY GALA ANNIVERSARY CONCERT WITH SPECIAL GUEST PAUL HARRINGTON Join Dunshaughlin Choral Society as they take you on a musical journey to celebrate their 40th Anniversary. Performing hits from musicals “Calamity Jane”, “Oklahoma” and “The Sound of Music” we are in for a musical feast topped by MC and special guest, former Eurovision winner, Paul Harrington. Tickets: €∂6 / €∂4 (concessions). Duration: ∂35mins
Ballet April Tue 28th, 8.◊◊pm
TUTUS AND BEYOND – PRESENTED BY BALLET IRELAND This stunning production pays tribute to the purity of classical ballet, while also looking forward to contemporary ballet beyond the Tutu. Classical ballet lovers are in for a treat with Pas de Quatre, Jewels, Sing Sing Sing and finally, the premiere of Fallen Angel, a ballet of today. Join us for a beautiful, powerful and magical night at the Ballet at Solstice. Tickets: €∂7 / €∂5. Duration: ∂5◊mins
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CINEMA AT SOLSTICE
Enjoy the best in contemporary, classic and seasonal cinema at Solstice Arts Centre. Browse the listing and pick and mix your season Film Bundle at excellent value with 4 films for €∂8. All other screenings are priced €7.5◊ / €6 (concession). Film January Wed ∂4th, 7.3◊pm
THE ∂◊◊-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO CLIMBED OUT THE WINDOW AND DISAPPEARED (2◊∂3) Sweden / ∂5A / ∂∂4mins / Dir. Felix Herngren This feel-good international best-seller proves that it is never too late to let a little adventure in your life. Allan Karlsson quietly escapes from the celebrations for his one hundredth birthday and takes to the road where he faces a few unfortunate coincidences along the way. This film that is an outrageous delight.
Film February Wed ∂∂th, 7.3◊pm
BOYHOOD (2◊∂4) USA / ∂5A / ∂63mins / Dir. Richard Linklater
GALLERY OPENING HOURS Tues – Sat, 99.◊◊am – 4.◊◊pm FREE ADMISSION
Director of ‘A Scanner Darkly’ (2◊◊◊) and ‘Before Sunrise’ (∂995) changes the usual setting of his movies from a 24-hour period to a moving ∂2 year epic. Gathering together the same actors in front of the camera every year since 2◊◊2, this unique feature film project enables the viewer to observe people living their lives over a long period of time.
Film March Wed 4th, 7.3◊pm
TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT (2◊∂4) Belgium / PG / 95mins / Dir. Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne An excellent Marion Cotillard plays the protagonist’s character Sandra in this moving and unsentimental film directed by the Dardenne brothers, shooting, as ever, with mobile cameras. Facing up to redundancy from her job, her boss asks the employees to decide Sandra’s fate in a secret ballot. Sandra sets out to visit each colleague to persuade him or her to help save her job.
Film April Wed 22nd, 7.3◊pm
HARVEY (∂95◊) USA / Cert U / ∂◊3mins / Dir. Henry Coster Elwood P. Dowd (James Stewart) is a good-natured eccentric who is a regular fixture at his neighborhood tavern. He doesn’t cause any real trouble, except for his insistence that his best friend is an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit named Harvey. Wherever Elwood goes, Harvey goes.
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CHILDREN’S EVENTS
Education January – April Mondays from 5th Jan – 27th Apr, 2.3◊ – 5.3◊pm
CHILDREN’S SPEECH & DRAMA CLASSES WITH PENELOPE MOORHEAD Suitable for Junior Infants to 6th Class. Bookings: ◊87 289 94◊4
Education January – April Tuesdays from 6th Jan – 28th Apr, ∂◊.◊◊am – ∂2.◊◊pm
JOANNE’S PARENT & TODDLER ART GROUP Suitable for ages ◊ – 4 years & parents. Bookings: ◊86 849 53◊2
Film January Sat ∂◊th, ∂∂.3◊am
CINDERELLA (∂95◊) USA / Cert G / 74mins / Dir. C. Geronimi, H. Luske & W. Jackson To beat away the January blues, we’re treating you and your family to a free screening of this classic animation from the Disney archives. A sparkling delight and a must-see on the big-screen! Suitable for ages 5+. Tickets: Admission is FREE
Theatre February Sat 2∂st, 2.◊◊pm & 4.◊◊pm
LAMBERT PUPPET THEATRE PRESENT ‘SNOW WHITE’ AND BOSCO Ireland’s best loved puppet Bosco introduces this beautiful production of ‘Snow White’ featuring large puppets, colourful sets and exquisite lighting. Suitable for ages 3 – ∂◊ years. Tickets: €∂◊. Duration: 9◊mins
Education March – April Mon 3◊th Mar – Thur 2nd April, ∂◊.3◊am – 3.3◊pm
WONDERLAND’S EASTER THEATRE CAMP 7 – ∂2 year olds participate in a colourful world of drama, music, dance, comedy, playwriting, stage-design and lighting, culminating in their own production of a play written, directed and designed by the children themselves. Tickets: €∂2◊ for 4 full days / €∂◊5 (second sibling)
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Accessibility – Solstice is accessible for people with disabilities including designated seating within the theatre, lift and specially adapted WC. Please contact the box office prior to your visit if you wish to book designated seating or if you have any other specific requirements.
Solstice Bar – Beat the queues at the bar and pre-order your interval drinks.
Concessions – Concessions are available for some events and apply to Senior Citizens (or over 65 years), Students, Children, Registered Unemployed and Registered Disabled. Appropriate ID will be requested. Children – Children under 2 years can be seated on a parent’s or guardian’s knee during a performance. Any child over 2 years must occupy their own seat. Under ∂6s must be accompanied by an adult. Latecomers Policy – It is advisable to arrive at least ∂5 – 2◊ minutes before a performance commences. Latecomers will not be allowed into the auditorium until an appropriate break in the performance. Please note that this maybe at an interval.
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Solstice Membership – Being a member of Solstice Arts Centre offers exclusive discounts, invitations, free tickets, concession rates and the opportunity to invite a friend for free to chosen events each season. There are a number of membership packages to choose from, €9◊ – €8◊. Email us to find out more: info@solsticeartscentre.ie Solstice Gift Shop – Unique, Irish handmade gifts are available beside our Box Office at Solstice. Ceramics, Bee Free children’s clothing, The Soap Company, bespoke jewellery, greeting cards, textiles, original prints and gift vouchers available. Gallery Tours – Gallery tours are available for Leaving Cert students, family groups and visiting public for groups of 8+. Tours outline the architecture and functionality of the centre and gallery-space with an emphasis on exhibitionmaking. Advanced booking essential: info@solsticeartscentre.ie
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