Naul,
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Ireland.
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Join us for this Summer's Garden Party in The Piper's Garden at the SEAC.
Featuring live music, dancing, cinema, food and family friendly events.
Our Slow Sessions are aimed towards (adult) musicians who are learning an instrument and are at a stage where they wish to take part in a relaxed informal Session. These Sessions aim to encourage the participants to learn a repertoire of new tunes while playing with other musicians at slow to moderate tempos. All welcome. Hosted by Paudie O'Connor, a Button Accordion player well grounded in his local Sliabh Luachra tradition as well as being a nationally recognised performer. A list of tunes which are regularly played at the Slow Session is available to download from our website here.
Website: http://bit.ly/SlowSessionTunes
Simon Prunty is an artist from Dublin. He is a graduate of NCAD (The National College of Art and Design) with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art Media. Simon’s photographic work focuses on a passionate revival of traditional analogue photographic practices and his most recent ongoing body of work is based entirely in traditional black and white 35mm and Medium Format analogue photography; entitled, “Looking for Peace”. Each image is hand-printed by the artist in the darkroom on archival silver gelatin paper. The work explores a quiet, minimalist and mysterious aesthetic, assuming no concrete answers about the world it depicts, but rather displays scenes with an almost agnostic nature; gathering questions and celebrating the unknowable. Simon has also taught traditional darkroom skills to students at DUPA (Dublin University Photography Association) in Trinity College, Dublin. This exhibition will be displayed in our Easter Snow Gallery throughout June and July from 10am to 4:30pm daily. Admission is free. All welcome.
Website: http://simonprunty.com
Doors Open: 10am Commences At: 10am Admission: At the door: FREE
Maud Dowley, (Sally Hawkins) is a bright-eyed and determined young woman who, despite suffering from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, is desperate to live independently from her over-protective family and gain the freedom to paint the colourful art she passionately creates. On applying to become a housekeeper for reclusive fish peddler Everett (Ethan Hawke), the two social misfits form a bond that soon leads to marriage. As Maudie’s creative output increases, a chance encounter with a visiting New Yorker eventually leads to wider recognition of her talent.
This gentle biopic from Irish filmmaker Aisling Walsh (Song for a Raggy Boy) is both an unlikely love story and an inspiring tale of the woman who became one of Canada's most celebrated folk artists. Director: Aisling Walsh SEAC Friends/Members - FREE, advance booking essential Concessions and guests of SEAC Friends/Members - €4 in advance, €6 at the door Non-Members - €5 in advance, €7 at the door Website: http://accesscinema.ie
Duration: 115 minutes
Language: English
Cert: 15ADoors Open: 8:00pm
Commences At: 8:30pm
Admission:
In advance: €5 / €4
At the door: €7 / €6
Doors Open: 7pm Commences At: 8.30pm Admission: In advance: €5 / €4 At the door: €7 / €6
Freddie White has long been synonymous with music of the highest quality. He has been part of the fabric of the live music scene in Ireland since the 1970’s and his albums continue to sell well, amongst his loyal and newfound fan base. Born in Cobh, Co. Cork into a musical family, by age 17 he was playing professionally. At 19, he moved to London, were he busked in subways, and developed his unique voice and guitar style. His earliest recordings, which were re-mastered and re-released in 2004, are still hugely popular among his loyal fan base.
“The sparse and haunting ‘Live on Tour’ is still among the greatest Irish albums of all time. Entitled “PRODIGAL SONGS”, Freddie’s latest album is a collection of songs about the power of love, the power of music, an observation on the history of Ireland over the last 100 years… and one song about a certain dog, and with a healthy inclusion of some rare covers. Freddie moved to Sydney, Australia in March 2011 but continued to tour Ireland and the UK regularly. Since then he resided in New York City for some time and has now returned to Ireland. He is currently putting the finishing touches to his new album ‘One Heart Beating’ for a spring release. He will be touring in June and July 2018 where new songs will feature along with Freddie’s classics from his 40-year career as a principal in the orchestra of Irish folk and rock music. Website: http://www.freddiewhite.com
‘Do You Do’ swings and struts just as profoundly. Imagine those two cuts of vinyl made decade ago, they still stand as perfection” - Irish TimesDoors Open: 8:00pm
Commences At: 8:30pm
Admission:
In advance: €20 / €16
At the door: €22 / €18
Doors Open: 8pm Commences At: 8.30pm Admission: In advance: SOLD OUT
This workshop requires no prior experience in calligraphy or lettering. The overall purpose is to feel confident practicing Modern Brush Calligraphy at home using all the information and tools given. During this 3 hour, hands-on workshop, you will not only learn the basics of modern brush lettering, but the following topics will also be covered: - How to hold your brush pen - Differing pressure levels - Differences between brush pens - Common practice drills - How to connect letters - Understanding the different styles that can be achieved. As a class, we will practice both uppercase and lowercase alphabet by breaking down the connections to each letter in a word. The workshop kit includes all the materials needed to get started, including: - Brush Pen Set: (Tombow Fudenosuke Hard Tip and Tombow Fudenosuke Soft Tip). - Personal Workbook printed on premium quality paper: (lowercase and uppercase alphabet sheet guide, practice worksheets, and tips and techniques). Learn the beauty of Modern Brush Lettering and discover your own creative side!
Doors Open: 11am Commences At: 11am Admission: In advance: €55
Simon Prunty is an artist from Dublin. He is a graduate of NCAD (The National College of Art and Design) with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art Media. Simon’s photographic work focuses on a passionate revival of traditional analogue photographic practices and his most recent ongoing body of work is based entirely in traditional black and white 35mm and Medium Format analogue photography; entitled, “Looking for Peace”. Each image is hand-printed by the artist in the darkroom on archival silver gelatin paper. The work explores a quiet, minimalist and mysterious aesthetic, assuming no concrete answers about the world it depicts, but rather displays scenes with an almost agnostic nature; gathering questions and celebrating the unknowable. Simon has also taught traditional darkroom skills to students at DUPA (Dublin University Photography Association) in Trinity College, Dublin. This exhibition will be displayed in our Easter Snow Gallery throughout June and July from 10am to 4:30pm daily. Admission is free. All welcome.
Website: http://simonprunty.com
Doors Open: 10am Commences At: 10am Admission: At the door: FREE
These regular Sunday events have been postponed and will resume again in September. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Join us for a regular Sunday Singing Session where it's all about the song. All singers are welcome, especially traditional singers, but we won't turn anyone away! This is an informal session where all participants are encouraged to perform and share songs in a relaxed environment. If you prefer to just listen, come along and enjoy some refreshments from The Cottage Café. The SEAC's Sunday Sessions have established themselves as a great afternoon of music and a platform for local talent. As always, all performers and listeners are welcome. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Doors Open: 2:00pm Commences At: 2:00pm Admission: At the door: FREE
Simon Prunty is an artist from Dublin. He is a graduate of NCAD (The National College of Art and Design) with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art Media. Simon’s photographic work focuses on a passionate revival of traditional analogue photographic practices and his most recent ongoing body of work is based entirely in traditional black and white 35mm and Medium Format analogue photography; entitled, “Looking for Peace”. Each image is hand-printed by the artist in the darkroom on archival silver gelatin paper. The work explores a quiet, minimalist and mysterious aesthetic, assuming no concrete answers about the world it depicts, but rather displays scenes with an almost agnostic nature; gathering questions and celebrating the unknowable. Simon has also taught traditional darkroom skills to students at DUPA (Dublin University Photography Association) in Trinity College, Dublin. This exhibition will be displayed in our Easter Snow Gallery throughout June and July from 10am to 4:30pm daily. Admission is free. All welcome.
Website: http://simonprunty.com
Doors Open: 10am Commences At: 10am Admission: At the door: FREE
Join Trisha from Creative Genie for a magical three-day crafting summer camp. Learn how to design, build and sculpt your very own toadstool house with flickering fairy light, fairy furniture and your very own forest fairy. Discover new painting and crafting skills with special effects that you'll be able to use in lots of imaginative ways. Each child will take away their own special creations and a whole range of new skills from moulding and weaving to paint effects and much more. Limited places to ensure each child gets plenty of help and instruction. From 11am to 1pm daily. All materials are provided. Suitable for children aged 6+ Children under 6 are welcome, but must be accompanied by an adult. Bringing old clothes, a drink and small snack is advisable. For more information on creative genie visit: www.facebook.com/creativegenie.ie
Website: www.facebook.com/creativegenie.ie
Doors Open: 11am Commences At: 11am Admission: In advance: SOLD OUT
Join us for this Summer's Garden Party in The Piper's Garden at the SEAC.
Featuring live music, dancing, cinema, food and family friendly events.
Simon Prunty is an artist from Dublin. He is a graduate of NCAD (The National College of Art and Design) with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art Media. Simon’s photographic work focuses on a passionate revival of traditional analogue photographic practices and his most recent ongoing body of work is based entirely in traditional black and white 35mm and Medium Format analogue photography; entitled, “Looking for Peace”. Each image is hand-printed by the artist in the darkroom on archival silver gelatin paper. The work explores a quiet, minimalist and mysterious aesthetic, assuming no concrete answers about the world it depicts, but rather displays scenes with an almost agnostic nature; gathering questions and celebrating the unknowable. Simon has also taught traditional darkroom skills to students at DUPA (Dublin University Photography Association) in Trinity College, Dublin. This exhibition will be displayed in our Easter Snow Gallery throughout June and July from 10am to 4:30pm daily. Admission is free. All welcome.
Website: http://simonprunty.com
Doors Open: 10am Commences At: 10am Admission: At the door: FREE
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