Bealtaine
2007
MAYO COUNTY COUNCIL
C E L E B R AT I N G C R E AT I V I T Y I N O L D E R A G E
‘07 Welcome to Bealtaine 2007. This is the twelfth year of Bealtaine, the national festival which celebrates creativity in older age, co-ordinated nationally by Age and Opportunity (an agency set up to challenge negative attitudes to ageing and to promote greater participation by older people in society). Bealtaine aims to involve older people in the arts, through expression and active participation. It also encourages older people to engage as an experienced audience for all art forms.
Programme Launch Welcome Inn Hotel, Castlebar on Thursday 26th April at 2.00pm Everybody is welcome to join Mayo County Council Arts Office at the launch of the Bealtaine 2007 programme in the Welcome Inn Hotel, Castlebar on Thursday 26th April at 2.00pm. Cllr. Gerry Coyle, Cathaoirleach, Mayo County Council will officially launch the programme. Tea/Coffee and sandwiches will be served and music will be provided by the Rod Patterson Jazz Quintet. The recently formed Rod Patterson Jazz Quintet is made up of session musicians who have featured on numerous studio recordings and are seen regularly on Irish TV screens. They have worked with many artists - Liam O’Flynn, Van Morrison, Ronan Keating, Johnny Mathis…and in a diverse range of musical styles - trad. Irish, pop, rock, classical, musical theatre and folk. This appearance features the quintet playing Jazz, Latin, Blues and Swing standards from the 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and 50’s.
The Programme This extensive programme features over sixteen events and 28 workshops covering the entire county. Bealtaine is expanding every year and in order to deliver the programme, Mayo County Council’s Arts Office is working in association with Active Retirement Groups and Health Care settings. In addition, this year, four ARA groups will be doing three consecutive arts workshops. These workshops were offered on a first come first served basis and will provide a better arts experience for those involved. Furthermore, Arts Venues in the county offer excellent opportunities to participate and see quality arts events.
‘Music, The Rhythm of Life for Life’: The fascinating story of Music and the Arts through the ages with special reference to Opera Singing and Dancing.
A talk by Ted Courtney on Monday 14th May, the Regional Training Centre, Áras an Chontae Castlebar at 1pm. All welcome. Admission is free but booking is advised. Email: mayoarts@mayococo.ie Telephone: 094 904 7558/7560
Dublin born Ted Courtney is a man with many strings to his bow. He received his first music lesson at the age of seven and entered the Royal Irish Academy of Music in 1965. After a succession of senior teaching positions in the UK, Ted took a job at the Damien High School in Los Angeles, California, where he set up the music department and orchestra in 1985. After three successful years, during which time he received his M.A. from Claremont Graduate School, he returned to Dublin to become lecturer in music appreciation at the Dublin City Libraries, and in 1989 enjoyed the additional appointment of choir master at the Elm Park Choir. Ted was appointed Musician in Residence for Dublin City Council in 1992 and for several summers now he has produced "Opera in the Open" for the Council, showcasing new musicians and bringing classical music to the general public. Ted is currently lecturer in musicianship at the DIT, Conservatory of Music and Drama. Ted's broadcasting debut came in 1991 when he presented 'Aspects of Opera' on RTE Radio. In 1994 he presented RTE1's Opera House and when Open House hit the airwaves in September 1998, Ted was the automatic choice to present the regular opera slot.
‘Between Colours’ Mayo County Council Artists’ Mentoring & Networking Programme. Available to view at the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life during Museum Cafe opening hours.
‘Between Colours’ Exhibition Wednesday 2nd May to Wednesday 30th May in the Museum Cafe at the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar. To be launched by Cllr. Gerry Coyle, Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council on Wednesday 2nd May at 2.00pm in the Museum Cafe. This Exhibition celebrates the work of older people who have been involved in the mentoring programme. It brings their work together in a nationally recognised location and offers everybody an opportunity to see their extraordinary talent and progression. Opening time: Tues - Sat: 10am - 2pm; Sunday: 12 - 5pm; Closed Monday (incl. Bank Holidays).
‘Reflecting Colours’ - Art in the Windows Mayo County Council Artists’ Mentoring & Networking Programme. Available to view any time of day for the month of May.
‘Reflecting Colours’ - Art in the Windows To be launched by Cllr. Gerry Coyle, Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council on Wednesday 2nd May at 6.30pm in the Mall Cafe, Áras an Chontae, Castlebar. This exhibition celebrates the work of older people who have been involved in the mentoring programme. It, literally, brings their work to the people on the street who can view and appreciate art as they go about their daily business in the centre of Castlebar. Most of the artwork can be viewed in various windows of shops, banks and other businesses along Main St. and Ellison St. There will also be two larger installations of work in the windows of Tesco and Shaws. A full list of artworks including locations are available from the Arts Office. Email: mayoarts@mayococo.ie Telephone: 094 904 7558/7560
Artists Mentoring & Networking Programme Now in its fourth year, this programme was initiated by Mayo County Council in partnership with Age & Opportunity and is supported by the Arts Council and The Health Service Executive Western Area. The mentoring programme provides supported opportunities for artists to experience working with older people in health-care settings. It also provides a network for these artists so they can share ideas, experiences and learning. Since February 2004, artists Margaret Morrison, Irma Van Baalen, Bernie Garvey O’Mara, Tom Meskell and Tania Nally, have been working in Achill, Westport, Ballina, Swinford and Claremorris, in a range of settings, including long-term care and day care. Artist co-ordinator, Deirdre Walsh has been the mentor in the programme, providing artistic and practical supports arising from her extensive experience in this area.
Bread & Puppet Theater Bealtaine residency with Mayo Artsquad.
Performances Linenhall Arts Centre Belmullet Arts Centre Admiral Brown Memorial Hall
29th May 30th May 31st May
7.00pm 7.00pm 7.00pm
All welcome. Admission is free but booking is advised. Email: mayoarts@mayococo.ie Telephone: 094 904 7558/7560
The Bread and Puppet Theater is one of the oldest, nonprofit, selfsupporting theatrical companies in the USA. Peter Schumann founded Bread and Puppet in 1962 on New York City’s Lower East Side. The theatre is now an internationally recognised company that champions a visually rich, street-theatre brand of performance art. Its shows are political and spectacular, with huge puppets made of papier-machÊ and cardboard, a brass band for accompaniment, and anti-elitist dances. Most shows are morality plays - about how people act toward each other whose prototype is "Everyman." Their overall theme is universal peace.
Mayo Artsquad - Established in 1997 with FĂ S support, Mayo County Council's Arts Squad has continued to provide excellent training in community arts skills for fifteen participants annually. The participants on Arts Squad come from a wide variety of backgrounds and work with groups from all communities, providing workshops, training and street theatre. The Arts Squad also works extensively with festivals throughout the county.
Six members of the Bread & Puppet Theater will be working with Artsquad to create puppets and props for circus and theatre performances at the end of May which will involve local community arts workers and local community groups of all ages.
Music Recitals Programme
Trad. Irish (Mary Staunton & Seán Garvey) St. Colman’s, Keel, Achill
Thursday 3rd May at 2pm
St. Brendan’s Village, Mulranny
Thursday 3rd May at 6pm
Classical Music with the Early Quartet Áras Deirbhle, Belmullet
Monday 21st May at 2pm
Fr. Peyton Centre, Attymass, Ballina
Tuesday 8th May at 2pm
Mary Staunton & Seán Garvey Mary Staunton comes from Tourmakeady and is a well-known singer and button accordion player. She lives in Galway and plays regular sessions with Sharon Shannon. In the past few years Mary has appeared on radio and television and was also featured on the RTÉ lifelines “Tribute to Mick Lally” programme in 1996. From Cahirciveen in South Kerry, Seán Garvey has one of the most distinctive traditional singing voices in Ireland. He sings with equal ease in Irish and in English and is also a highly regarded player of the concert flute, tenor-banjo, guitar and mouth organ. In 2006 Seán received the prestigious TG4 Traditional Singer of the Year Award.
Early Quartet The Early Quartet began playing together in 1996 out of a mutual love of music and have been giving regular performances ever since. They specialise in a rare blend of baroque and classical with more modern pieces by composers like Kern and Porter. Their lead violinist is Patrick Early who holds a Masters Degree in classical string performance and plays a Perri violin made in 1811. Sara McHugh is on 2nd violin. Philip Dunlop plays viola and Marie Farrell is the Cellist. Their work is subtly understated and only on close listening can one appreciate the delicate intricacies of their arrangement, many of which are worked out by Philip. The broad scope of their repertoire and the care and attention given to detail make this ensemble a pleasure to listen to and a stimulating experience for the music connoisseur.
Story Telling Programme
Len Graham & Jack Lynch Sacred Heart Home, Castlebar
Tuesday 8th May at 10.30am
McBride Home, Westport
Tuesday 8th May at 2pm
Pat Speight Áras Attracta, Swinford
Wednesday 9th May at 10.30am
D’Alton Home, Claremorris
Wednesday 9th May at 2pm
Len Graham & Jack Lynch Len Graham is one of Ireland’s best known traditional singers who has gained international reputation, not only for his inimitable style, but also for the breadth of his knowledge of Irish folk music. Len has appeared on numerous Irish and International Folk, Literary and Storytelling Festivals, as well as radio and television programmes. In 1992 he was the recipient of the Seán O’Boyle Cultural Traditions Award in recognition of his work in Ireland as a collector and singer. More recently, in 2002 he was awarded the TG4 Traditional Singer of the Year Award. Jack Lynch is firmly rooted in the seanchaí tradition, as explored in recent times by the late great Eamon Kelly and John Campbell. He tells a wide range of stories that draw on Ireland’s rich oral tradition. He combines folkloric elements with ancient Irish myths and Wonder Tales. He has been a regular teller at local arts festivals and at storytelling festivals. Jack is a founder member of Storytellers of Ireland/Aos Scéal Éireann and of the Dublin Yarnspinners.
Pat Speight Pat Speight is one of Ireland’s best known Storytellers, carrying on the timeless art and oral tradition of storytelling for young and old. Pat lives in Cork where he is a member of the local Yarnspinning group. Pat specialises in traditional Irish Tales, Folk Tales from the fireplaces of Ireland. Pat has stories to make you laugh, cry and to scare and cheer. Pat has stories about animals, kings, warriors, saints, sinners, witches, magicians, pickpockets, ghosts, fairies, mermaids and mythical, mystical characters that inspire and capture the imagination.
Workshop Programe All Events Are Free
Taugheen ARA
Music & Memory with John Hoban Tues 8th, 15th & 22nd at 10.30am Taugheen Community Centre
Kiltimagh ARA
Creative Writing with Jean Tuomey Friday 4th, 11th & 18th at 3pm Kiltimagh CDP
Charlestown ARA
Dance with Dee Brown Monday 14th, 21st & 28th at 2pm Pastoral Centre, Charlestown
Ballinrobe ARA
Samba/Percussion with Peter Crann Monday 30th April & 28th May at 12.30 St. Colman’s, Cornmarket, Ballinrobe
Westport ARA
Music & Memory with John Hoban Monday 28th May at 3pm Plougastel Court
Roundfort ARA
Storytelling with John Breen Monday 14th May at 8pm Roundfort Community Centre
Kilcoman/Claremorris ARA
Dance with Claire Hughes Monday 14th May at 8pm Dalton Inn
The Orchard Age ARA
Dance with Claire Hughes Monday 14th May at 5pm Orchard Age Community Centre
Balla ARA
Visual Art with Breda Murphy Friday 18th May at 3.40pm Community Hall, Balla
Ballyhaunis ARA
Visual Art with Tania Nally Thursday 3rd May at 6.30pm Augustinian Priory House
Kilmaine ARA
Visual Art with Tania Nally Monday 21st May at 8pm Kilmaine Hall
Newport ARA
Photography with Keith Heneghan Monday 14th May at 8.30pm Carey Walsh Buildings, Georges St.Newport
Mayo Abbey ARA
Drama with John Breen Friday 11th May at 2pm Bishop O’Haley Centre
Providence, Foxford ARA
Drama with John Breen Wednesday 9th May at 10.30am Social Services Centre, Foxford
Cairde le Chéile, Geesala
Storytelling with Mary Higgins & Heather Newcombe Wednesday 16th May at 12noon The High Chaparral, Geesala
Ballina ARA
Storytelling with Mary Higgins & Heather Newcombe Thursday 17th May at 11am The Pastoral Centre, Ballina
Castlebar ARA
Storytelling with Len Graham & Jack Lynch Wednesday 9th May at 3pm Welcome Inn, Castlebar
Crossmolina ARA
Creative Writing with Jean Tuomey Wednesday 9th May at 8pm Town Hall, Crossmolina
Workshop Programe - Facilitators
John Breen John Breen is Artistic Director of Yew Tree Theatre, Ballina. He is best known as the writer and director of Alone it Stands, which was nominated for the Stewart Parker Award and Irish Times Award for best new play in 1999. He was awarded the Irish Times/ESB Theatre Award in 2000 for best director for Alone it Stands (which has toured worldwide and been seen by an estimated two hundred and twenty thousand people). His second play, Charlie was produced to critical acclaim in 2003. More recently, 2007 has seen Yew Tree’s production of Fr. Matthew receive rave reviews from the likes of RTÉ and the Irish Times.
Peter Crann Peter Crann is a very experienced workshop facilitator, specialising in percussion for 10 years. He has been working with many schools, hospitals, hospices, prisons, youth clubs, active age groups, county councils and corporate companies all over Ireland. He is a founding member and musical director of “Samboeire” the North West’s longest running Community Samba Band.
Mary Higgins & Heather Newcombe Mary Higgins is a story-teller in the oral tradition. She has performed at many festivals in Ireland and America and she is a founding member of the Ballymena Writers Group. Heather Newcombe is a poet. Her first collection, ‘Almost Dancing’, was published by Summer Palace Press, 2004. She established the Let Me Take You to the Island Festival which happens each September on Rathlin Island.
Claire Hughes
John Hoban
Claire is a Qualified Community Dance Leader and has been facilitating groups of various ages and abilities throughout Mayo for the past 7 years, with a diverse and varied range of experience and training. Her workshops include a wide range of activities including dance, movement to music and better balance exercise allowing inclusion for the less fit & able-bodied.
Castlebar, Ireland Native, John Hoban musician, singer, songwriter, poet - has travelled all over the world with his music. The ultimate multiinstrumentalist, John plays fiddle, accordian, mandolin, mandocello, harmonica etc... He writes, composes his own songs and music. It has been said that he could make music from a sheaf of oats.
Tania Nally Breda Murphy Breda studied in Limerick School of Art and University of Ulster, Belfast with a background in textile ar t and lens-based media. Her work on street theatre productions and community arts projects has led to facilitating visual arts workshops with various groups using a variety of media. Workshops are participant led in an encouraging and supportive atmosphere.
Tania Nally has worked as a Community Artist since 1999. She graduated from N.C.A.D. in 1992 with a Degree in Fine Art Painting and has worked as an artist in both Holland and Australia before returning in 1999. She taught art for three years before taking up song-writing and touring with her music for a year in South Australia. At present she is working with a group of artists in care settings as part of the Mayo County Council Artists Mentoring Project.
Jean Tuomey Jean Tuomey was born in Sligo, grew up in Dundalk and now lives in Castlebar. She was a teacher of French and English at secondary level for 23 years and has been facilitating creative writing courses for over 6 years. Her intention during her workshops is to provide an encouraging, creative space in which participants can write freely. She provides triggers to initiate the process and then the writing just happens. No previous experience of writing is necessary - just a willingness to participate.
Keith Heneghan Keith Heneghan grew up and was educated in Fahy near Westport, Co. Mayo. He has been working as a professional press photographer since 1996 following his studies in Photography and media studies at Marino College, Dublin. Since then he has worked for a number of employers including GreenGraph Photography in Galway and Sligo and Inpho Sports Photography in Dublin. In 1999 Keith began freelancing for regional, national and international publications from the west of Ireland basing himself in Castlebar. Keith’s photographs regularly feature in publications such as The Mayo News, The Irish Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily Irish Mail and many others.
Denise Brown Denise Brown has been dancing since she was 9 years old when she found her passion in ballet. Following a long gap she returned to her art 6 years ago and now teaches classical and modern ballet, international folk dances, character and modern dance. Today, in spite of being in her 50's, she not only teaches children in private classes, schools and summer workshops, she also still performs with her pupils in their annual shows. She appeared last year in Galway and Castlebar with Flock Dance Company, a group which encourages people of all ages to participate in dance.
Mayo County Council Library Service
Celebrating Bealtaine Talks & Readings Programme: n
‘Intrigue of the Miniature’ with Averil Staunton Kiltimagh Library. Tuesday 1st May at 3pm Tel. 094 9381786 The talk will cover a selection of miniature images from the Chinese Han to the miniature Tudor paintings of Henry V111, to the Dutch Dollhouse Cabinets period to the present day. It covers examples of ceramics, paintings, Dutch cabinet houses, Faberge eggs, doll houses, miniature books, contemporary sculpture and lots more.
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Jennifer Johnston
Ballina Library. Wednesday 9th May at 4pm Tel. 096 70833 As a member of Aosdána, Jennifer Johnston is regarded as one of our foremost Irish writers. She has won the Whitbread Prize (The Old Jest), the Evening Standard Best First Novel Award (The Captains and the Kings), the Yorkshire Post Award and she has twice won the Best Book of the Year Award (The Captains and the Kings and How Many Miles to Babylon?). She has also been shortlisted for the Booker Prize with Shadows on our Skins.
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‘Colour in the Garden throughout the Year’ with Lorna McMahon, R.H.S.I.
Castlebar Library. Wednesday 9th May at 8pm Tel. 094 9047554 Lorna Mc Mahon, is a member of the Royal Horticultural Society of Ireland and well-known for her Ard Carraig garden in Galway. She will present a slideshow and talk on the wonderful array of colour tones and hues it is possible to achieve in the garden at different times of the year.
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Antique Jewellery Roadshow with Antiques expert Phylis McNamara Ballinrobe Library. Monday 14th May at 11.15am. Tel. 094 9541896 Ms McNamara will give a talk entitled Fashion and Jewellery: Who Follows Whom? which will be a potted history of the world of fashion and jewellery, from the court of Elizabeth 1 to the 20th century. Phyllis will also give her opinion on any pieces of jewellery you would like to bring along for her expert consideration. n
John Quinn Castlebar Library. Wednesday 16th May at 3pm Tel. 094 9047554 John Quinn, from Ballivor Co. Meath, retired from RTE Radio in 2002 after a career spanning twenty-five years, during which he won various awards in Ireland, Tokyo and New York. He presented and produced 'The Open Mind' series since 1989.
The Lost Art of Letter Writing As part of this project Mayo County Library will host exhibitions in: n
Castlebar Library, “Letters through Time” 7th - 31st May.
The exhibition will include some moving and touching examples of letters written home from the front and examples of historic love letters. n
Ballina Library, “Emigrant Letters”. 7th - 31st May.
This exhibition aims to document the immense flow of emigration to America that took place from 1820 to 1920 through the letters that emigrants sent back.
Throughout the month Mayo County Library will also run free computer classes facilitated by library staff: Ballina Library, 1st and 2nd May: (096) 70833
Louisburgh Library, 15th May: (098) 66658
Charlestown Library, 2nd May: (094) 9255934
Swinford Library, 17th May: (094) 9252065
Castlebar Library, 8th & 9th May: (094) 9047554
Venues in Mayo
There are a variety of excellent venues providing arts events and workshops throughout the year. If you would like to be added to these venues mailing list and receive regular information on events and activities, please contact them directly.
Linenhall Arts Centre
Townhall Arts Centre
Linenhall Street, Castlebar, Co. Mayo.
Barrack St, Charlestown, Co. Mayo.
Tel: 094 90 23733 Email: linenhall@eircom.net
Tel: 094 9255812 Email: thac@eircom.net
Ballina Arts Centre
National Museum of Ireland - Country Life
Newman Institute, Barrett St., Ballina, Co. Mayo. Tel: 096 73593 Email: ballinaartscentre@eircom.net
Contact the Education and Outreach Department Turlough Park, Castlebar. Tel: 094 90 31751 Email: educationph@museum.ie
Custom House Studios
TF Royal Hotel & Theatre
The Quay, Westport, Co. Mayo.
Old Westport Road, Castlebar, Co. Mayo.
Tel: 098 28735 Email: customhouse@eircom.net
Kiltimagh Town Hall Theatre Aiden St, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo. Tel: 094 9381494 Email: lisahallinan@ird-kiltimagh.ie
Tel: 094 90 23111 Email: info@tfroyalhotel.com
Bealtaine Events in...
BALLINA ARTS CENTRE Ballina Theatre n
Three Women: True Life Tales of World War II Ballina Arts Centre Thursday 17th May, 8pm
Performance will be followed by a question-and-answer session. Booking advised. Adm: €12 (€10 concession).
Film Screening Ladies in Lavender Friday 25th May at 2pm
CUSTOM HOUSE STUDIOS Westport Exhibitions: n n
Elaine Griffin 13th April - 7th May René Böll 10th May - 4th June
KILTIMAGH TOWN HALL THEATRE Film Screening: Ladies in Lavender Tuesday May 29th at 7.30pm
LINENHALL ARTS CENTRE
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND - COUNTRY LIFE
Castlebar
Turlough Park House
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PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
Writing in Older Age with Iarla Mongey
Tuesday 8th May and Tuesday 29th May, 3.00pm - 5.00pm
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Sean-Nós and Set Dancing Thursday 3rd May: 2-5pm
Tickets €10 each. Places are limited and booking is ESSENTIAL.
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Film Screening
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Ladies in Lavender Tuesday 15th May, 3.00pm
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Watercolours Thursday 10th May: 2-5pm
Sketching Thursday 17th May: 2-5pm
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The Past in Stone Thursday 24th May: 2-5pm
Variety Concert with Castlebar Active Retired Group
Wednesday 23rd May, 8.00pm Tickets are €10 each (€8 concession).
TF ROYAL THEATRE
Booking is ESSENTIAL.
Castlebar
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When It’s Moonlight in Mayo: John Feeney, Tenor.
A lecture presentation by Harry Bradshaw Wednesday 30th May 7.30pm Tickets are €5 each. Booking is ESSENTIAL.
Des & Rosie at Large
Thursday 3rd to Saturday 5th May at 8pm Tickets: €27/€22 concession n
Sir James Galway Classical Flautist
Sunday 13th May 2007 at 8pm Tickets: €44
TOWNHALL ARTS CENTRE Charlestown Theatre Event n
Three Women: True Life Tales of World War II Friday, 18th May, Townhall Arts Centre
Written and directed by Swinford native Helen Brett, ‘Three Women: True Life Tales of World War II’ is based on the true stories of three women who made their homes in Australia.
Film Screening Ladies in Lavender Thursday 31st May at 3pm.
Ladies in Lavender Director: Charles Dance/UK/1940/103 minutes/Certificate:12 Cast: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Daniel Bruhl. Ursula and Janet Widdington (Dench and Smith) are aging sisters enjoying their isolated life in 1930s Cornwall, but their idyll is jolted when a young man (Bruhl) is washed ashore near their home. While nursing him back to health, the ladies discover an affinity for young Andrea, a gifted Polish violinist on his way to America. The village, however, isn't used to visitors and everyone's a bundle of suspicions, repressions and jealousies - especially when Andrea develops a friendship with a visiting painter (Natasha McElhone).
This Bealtaine film screening is part of a national tour organised by access>CINEMA and the Irish Film Institute, with sponsorship by Seven Seas Active 55. Admission FREE, all welcome.
Acknowledgements
Mayo County Council Arts Office would like to thank the following for their continued support: n Mayo County Council
Elected Members n National Museum of Ireland -
Country Life, Turlough Park n Active Retirement Groups n All the Arts Venues
n The Welcome Inn n Artists involved in the
Mentoring Project n Care setting who host the
mentoring Project and those hosting Bealtaine events n All the facilitators and performers
n Businesses who have taken part in the ‘Reflecting Colours’,
Art in Windows Project: Akad
Worldchoice Castle Travel
4 Sale By Owner
Stauntons 1hr Photo Express
Ulster Bank
Bourkes Pharmacy
Patrick Fahey Hardware
AIB
Tweed Centre
Henaghans Healthfoods
National Irish Bank
Bank of Ireland
Ocean
Permanent TSB
Supermacs
John ODonnell Pharmacy
Shaney Macs
Mongeys Opticians
Byrnes Public House
Tesco
The Upper Crust
Shaws
CONTACT: The Arts Office, Mayo County Council, Áras an Chontae, Castlebar. Tel. 094 902 4444 ext 7558 & 7560 Email: mayoarts@mayococo.ie
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE
Cover Image: Detail of painting by Annie Mae Cullinane, Untitled, 2007.
Design & Print: Cashin Print, Castlebar. Tel: 094 9026622.
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