Balbriggan

2:30pm-4:30pm Balbriggan Library. Suitable for age 10 – 16 years. Booking essential. With fun exercises and plenty of opportunity to use your imagination and create your own stories, Conor will cover topics like creating engaging characters and wicked villains, setting scenes, writing dialogue, delivering a satisfying ending, and more. 

11:00am-12:00pm Balbriggan Library. Suitable for all ages / families. Booking essential. Don't miss this hilarious high-energy Comedy Variety Show! Reuben the Magician will have everyone in stitches with his magic, puppets, funny toys, daft voices and bendy body! 

2:00pm-4:00pm  Balbriggan Library. "Roll up, roll up!" to Balbriggan Library's Carnival of Curiosity, where face-painter extraordinaire, Romina Roe, will transform your little ones into pretty princesses, cute animals and superheroes. Suitable for all ages. No booking required. 

10:30pm-12:30pm Balbriggan Library. Booking Essential. This workshop is designed for budding podcasters aged 12-16 and is perfect for those looking to make their voices heard. 

On Thursday 15th May, we invite you to experience the culmination of Tidal Composition 1: Fall and Rise. 

Are you a senior or disabled person applying for a grant to adapt your home? If so,  Balbriggan Library is hosting a FREE information talk by the HSE on Thursday, 1st May. 

Join head gardener, Dominica McKevitt, for a captivating guided tour of the breathtaking gardens at Ardgillan Demesne 10 April, 22 May, 19 June

Dr. Sorensen’s talk and slide show will offer insight into the rich history of Fingal's hosiery and textile manufacturing industry, which inspired the group exhibition 

Explore the intricate art of hand embroidery inspired by original historical samplers from Balbriggan’s renowned Smyth & Co hosiery factory. You don't need to have any previous experience, all materials and tools will be provided 

Presented by Petra Skyvova with support from Creative Fingal, opening on Saturday 12th April 2025 at 2 pm followed by a talk:  Balbriggan Stockings on the Global Stage by historian Dr Cora McDonagh in the Castle Drawing Room at 3 pm.