Trad Week
24 January - 1 February 2025.
Trad Week, Letterkenny’s much-loved annual celebration of Irish traditional, folk, and world music, proudly returns this January. Presented by the Regional Cultural Centre and An Grianán Theatre, the 2025 edition promises an exciting array of dynamic collaborations.
Performers include Tim O’Brien and Jan Fabricius with Seamie O’Dowd and Dermot Byrne, Jargon, Mohammad Syfkhan, Shamrock Showband, BrÃd Harper & Ryan Molloy, Coirm, Huartan, Cigire na bPuntaÃ, Cormac McCarthy & Aoife Nà Bhriain, So Young Yoon & Seamus Gibson.
Irish Traditional, Kurdish Folk, American Bluegrass, Contemporary Classical + more.
Trad Week, Letterkenny’s much-loved annual celebration of Irish traditional, folk, and world music, proudly returns this January. Presented by the Regional Cultural Centre and An Grianán Theatre, the 2025 edition promises an exciting array of dynamic collaborations.
Performers include Tim O’Brien and Jan Fabricius with Seamie O’Dowd and Dermot Byrne, Jargon, Mohammad Syfkhan, Shamrock Showband, BrÃd Harper & Ryan Molloy, Coirm, Huartan, Cigire na bPuntaÃ, Cormac McCarthy & Aoife Nà Bhriain, So Young Yoon & Seamus Gibson.
Irish Traditional, Kurdish Folk, American Bluegrass, Contemporary Classical + more.
Visual Arts
The RCC is committed to developing and presenting Visual Arts experiences through three mediums; in-person, online, and in the community. The RCC has one of the finest art white cube galleries in Ireland. The exhibition policy is deliberately broad and audience centred.
Current/Upcoming
Exhibition
Sat Nov 9, 3:00 pm
Sat Dec 21, 5:00 pm
Exhibition
Sat Jan 18, 1:00 pm
Sat Feb 22, 5:00 pm
Music
Our Auditorium is a flexible intimate black-box space with excellent acoustics, which seats 140 and accommodates 240 standing. The centre presents a year-round select programme of national and international classical, jazz, traditional, world and alternative music concerts.
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Film
The RCC has a 140-seat cinema space and presents a year-round programme of film screenings in association with access>Cinema and Donegal Film Society. Screenings feature the best new world-cinema releases, movie classics and live soundtracks.
Literature
The RCC works with a range of writers, poets and spoken word artists in the production of both live events and printed material.
The Pig’s Back (named after Donegal’s Muckish mountain and the phrase ar mhuin na muice, to be in luck) is the RCC’s literary prose journal which aims to bring the rest of Ireland – and in turn, the world – to the north-west.
Learn & Engage
The RCC’s primary aim is to provide arts experiences for local audiences and engagement, learning and accessibility is at the core of our activity.
