EVENT MANAGEMENT. We organise and host a wide range of educational and promotional events, from one-off workshops to weekend festivals;
MARKETS FAIRS CONFERENCES LECTURES CONCERTS KIDS ACTIVITIES LAUNCH PARTIES AND MORE..... If you'd like us to help you to set up an event, or run the whole thing for you, call us on 087 612 8577 or use our contact form. 
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COMING UP IN 2012
SMALLHOLDERS FAIRS. One-day events for all those thinking about producing their own food.. or maybe already doing it! All-day market with tools, books, plants, hardware, even hens and pigs! Plus, a full programme of talks and workshops on growing vegetables, herbs and fruit, keeping and eating poultry, pigs and goats, and lots more practical advice. For more details and photos from our fairs in 2011, click here.
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WORLD CULTURE FOOD AND DANCE WEEKENDS In association with Django's Hostel, we will be running a series of World Culture weekends featuring dance and cookery workshops and demonstrations. In March, we will visit India with Bolywood dance and spice cookery from The Devil's Menu. In April, it's the turn of Latin America with Mexican cooking from Lily Ramirez-Foran, and salsa dance classes. Finally, we will explore the Eastern Mediterranean in May with tribal bellydance and a feast of Greek, Cypriot and Turkish dishes from Aphrodite's Delights.
Each weekend begins with a themed pop-up restaurant on the Friday evening, followed by a dance performance, all featuring our workshop leaders. You can look forward to Bahjis and Bhunas, Tacos and Tortillas, Feta pastries and Falafel. World Culture Weekend; INDIA. 2nd/3rd March World Culture Weekend; LATIN AMERICA. 27th/28th April World Culture Weekend; EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN. 11th/12th May Pre-booking is essential, for the workshops AND for the pop-up restaurants, so please check out the event pages now! Just click on the links above. |
CLOUGHTOBERFEST 2012 Ireland's only festival of Gypsy Jazz music and Irish Craft Beers. Building on the success of our first festival in 2011, we'll be running for a full 4 days this time, with concerts from Wawau Adler, Tim Kliphuis and Frankie Gavin, 2 days of music masterclasses, and a fully licensed beer tent with a range of fine Irish craft brews and free lunchtime concerts... Plus, of course, plenty of gypsy jams with music sessions all around town, all the time. See the festival website for full details and bookings.
One of the ways we are funding this event is through crowd-funding..... a great new concept that helps to get independent projects off the ground, by getting small donations from lots of people. It's not just for arts events... on the many crowd-funding sites around, you'll find social enterprises, food and technology projects and charities all raising money through people-power. If you'd like to know more, click on our Sponsume panel on the right.. and make a pledge while you're there! |
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