Council

As part of Fingal Arts Office graduate exhibition Amharc Fhine Gall, Fingal Arts Office are delighted to present our annual professional development day What Next? 

Writing 3.0 initially evolved from the well established ‘Finscéal: A Writer's Trail of Fingal‚' an initiative for writers and readers throughout Fingal since 2005. The shift to Writing 3.0 in 2010 conceptualised the writing process in the twenty-first century; how it evolves from the blank page across a range of technologies associated with creativity that potentially reaches vast audiences.

Fingal County Council's Arts Office, Children's Books Ireland (CBI) and Laureate na nOg Niamh Sharkey present Fingal's Year of Illustration 2013.  This collaboration will see a series of events throughout Fingal in 2013 where children can flex their creative abilities in a wide range of workshops, monster drawing sessions and other arts activities.
Events are free and no booking is required.

Drawing Day at Malahide Castle and Gardens — The Best things in Life are Free!

Building on the success of last year’s inaugural festival, the Space Invaders team return to bring you a weekend of artistic delights in Farmleigh on the 9th & 10th of May.

Only a few days into 2015 and the wonderful team at Fingal Film Festival kick the year off with the opening of their 2015 submissions. 

Fingal County Council’s Arts Office in Association with The Bleeding Pig Festival,Portrane is delighted to present

 Resort Revelations Case Study II, Portrane

Film Premiere and Website Launch of Room 13 Inquiry on Tuesday 20th of June at 12 noon in Draíocht. 

Room 13 Inquiry is a dynamic investigation into the potential of shared art studio spaces in school settings. It has evolved in two primary schools in Fingal since its inception in 2014 and includes the provision of a dedicated art studio space, an artist in residence and a series of exhibition and artists' studio visits for the students.