Spring into Storytime is a national initiative running across all libraries during April and May 2020 and is part of the Right to Read programme. Throughout Spring into Storytime, Donegal Libraries along with special guests will deliver storytelling sessions aimed at families to help reinforce the importance of reading at home. The sessions will feature […]
The RCC is delighted to welcome artist Redmond Herrity as one of our Virtual Artist-in-Residence. As part of his month long residency Redmond will document the process of creating 3 small pieces that will be auctioned each Friday with all proceeds donated to Chef Aid Letterkenny. ChefAid Letterkenny are a voluntary service set up
Award winning sculptor Redmond Herrity becomes RCC Virtual Artist-in-Residence Read More »
THE Regional Cultural Centre & Donegal County Council commissioned its first ever virtual artist-in-residence scheme in a bid to support Irish artists during the Coronavirus crisis. On Thursday, 26th March, the RCC presented its first monthly artist, the imitable Little John Nee, live to your home from our via our Facebook page. This was a
Huge Success: over 5.8k people tune in to RCC’s first virtual live show ???? Read More »
Open call for Donegal acts to play the new DIY music festival coming to Letterkenny over May bank holiday. Not Bad music festival will take place at the Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny on 2nd & 3rd May. Not Bad is an independent music festival with a focus on connecting DIY music scenes and audiences on the west
Thank you to Cristín Leach and The Sunday Times for this wonderful review of Cathal McGinley’s new exhibition Ealain ón gCladach — Art from the Shore. The exhibition finishes on Saturday 31st August. Cathal McGinley’s outstanding show offers a masterclass in how to fill a wide-open, high-ceilinged gallery space with art. McGinley grew up in Magheroarty,
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Science Gallery Dublin is excited to announce that with the support of Science Foundation Ireland’s (SFI) Discover Programme, we are seeking to commission up to four artworks to be exhibited during 2020 as part of our PLASTIC national programme. PLASTIC will explore the materiality and life cycle of plastic as well as it’s innovations and
The Regional Cultural Centre is a proud sponsor or Rathmullan Film Festival The Rathmullan Film Festival is an all ages inclusive and participatory festival taking place in the beautiful seaside village of Rathmullan from 21 to 24 February. The programme has been curated by local community groups, businesses, school kids and film fanatics, with
Reframing the Border – Remote Photo Festival 2018 Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny Events Programme Friday 11th May 4pm – 5.30pm Suzanne Lacy – Across and In-Between, co-commissioned by Belfast International Arts Festival and 14-18 Now. Workshop led by Suzanne Lacy will discuss creative responses to the border. The session will begin a process of interrogating art
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Cork based psychedelia-tinged rock band The Altered Hours return to Donegal to headline an evening of alternative music at the Regional Cultural Centre on Friday 30th March. The Altered Hours previously headlined the Earagail Arts Festival stage the brilliant Swell Festival on Arranmore Island and featured at the first Distorted Perspectives Festival in Letterkenny. Their sound
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