The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre
Naul,
Co. Dublin,
Ireland.
t: +353 1 802 0898
+353 1 802 0899
f: +353 1 802 0931
our website: www.seamusenniscentre.com
Welcome to The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre
What’s on at The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre
Thursday 12th September
Daoirí Farrell ~ Tickets: €20
Commences: 8.30pm
It’s commonly accepted that Dublin-born singer and bouzouki player Daoirí Farrell is one of most important singers to come out of Ireland in recent years.
A product of Dublin’s famous club An Góilin Traditional Singers, since launching his own solo live career at the 2016 Celtic Connections, Daoirí Farrell has gone from strength to strength. On the verge of releasing his fourth solo album in early 2023, he can boast numerous honours from BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards to ALSR Celtic Music accolades.
13th Sep – 13th Dec
Céilí Beag ~ €12 single session
This parent and toddler music class is the ideal introduction for you and your little one to Traditional Irish Music. With all the energy and fun of a session, but for you and your little one!
Friday 13th September
Three Tennessee Tenors ~ Tickets: €26 general admission
Commences: 8.30pm
The Three Tennessee Tenors are a trio of lifelong friends who perform and write together in various ensembles and gatherings in the Nashville, Tennessee area. The group is headed by Country Music Superstar & CMA Hall of Fame Member Jimmy Fortune, with Mike Armistead (Tennessee Mafia Jug Band) and Mike Rogers (Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder). Presenting a night of Americana and country classics and easy listening favourites, the distinguished musical trio will be performing a limited 5-gig run this autumn as part of their 2024 FAR – Fortune, Armistead, Rogers – Tour of Ireland
Saturday 14th September
Austin Walkin’ Cane ~ Tickets: €16
Commences 8.30pm
Austin Walkin’ Cane is a blues singer, songwriter, and slide guitar impresario who performs across acoustic, solo, duo and electric band mediums. He has toured around the world with only a guitar and suitcase in hand. Austin walked for ten years with a cane due to an arterial venous malformation he had since birth. While performing on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, a homeless man called out, “Hey Walkin’ Cane, got some spare change for a brother?!” Austin subsequently took the jibe as his nickname. In 1996, after years of battling the inevitable, his left leg was amputated below the knee. A year after the surgery, he returned to the music scene stronger and without need of a cane.
Thu 15th Sep – Thu 15th Dec
Traditional Irish Music Slow Session with Paudie O’Connor ~ (online and in person)
Commences 7pm
This session is ideal for players who enjoy playing the standard sets of tunes in Irish music at a slow and steady pace. It’s also ideal for adults who are currently receiving tuition on an instrument and need a chance to play the tunes they have learned in a group environment. Paudie will also teach a tune during each session.
Wednesday 18th September
Art Classes with Noel Manning ~ (online and in person)
We are pleased to announce that Noel Manning’s art classes will be returning for a new term at The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre. Have you wanted to try oil, acrylic or watercolour painting.Now is your chance to learn the basics with Noel, beginning with sketching and drawing, incorporating the planning and composition of the format.This will then lead in an exploration of line, shape, colour, value and texture etc.
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