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SUMMARY:Salsa In The Square
DESCRIPTION:💃🔥 SALSA IN THE SQUARE IS BACK! 🔥💃 \nGet ready to dance under the summer sky with us at Queen Maeve Square with Agua Latin Dance Sligo 🌟 \nWhether you’re a complete beginner or already love Latin dance\, these FREE community salsa classes are for YOU! \n📍 Queen Maeve Square\, Sligo\n🗓️ May 21st | June 11th | July 2nd\n⏰ 6PM – 7PM \n🎉 No partner needed\n❤️ Everyone welcome \nBring your friends\, your energy\, and your best dance moves — let’s fill the square with music\, connection & Latin vibes! 🎶
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/salsa-in-the-square-2/2026-05-21/
LOCATION:Queen Maeve Square\, Queen Maeve Square\, Sligo\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Arts,Community,Family
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SUMMARY:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun
DESCRIPTION:Cleveragh Junior parkrun is a free\, non- competitive weekly 2km event aimed for children ( 4-14 years old) of all abilities. Our goal is to promote exercise\, fun\, and family bonding. Kids can run\, skip\, walk\, and jump around our scenic course located at the Cleveragh sports pitches. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join in\, turning Sunday mornings into a rewarding family activity. \nHow Does It Work?\n\n● When: Every Sunday at 9.30am Sharp.\n● Where: Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.\n● Registration: Parents/Guardians need to complete a one-time registration for their child at www.parkrun.com\, selecting Cleveragh parkrun as the local event. Please print or save the barcode to your mobile and bring it weekly.\n● Rewards: They celebrate achievements with wristband milestones\, encouraging kids to stay active and set personal goals. \nWhere Can You Get More Information?\n\n● Visit the website at https://www.parkrun.ie/cleveragh-juniors/\n● Follow on social media: They are on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Cleveragh-junior-parkrun-61556175748994/ ● Email them at cleveraghjuniors@parkrun.com
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/cleveragh-junior-parkrun/2026-05-17/
LOCATION:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation,Family
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260515T200000
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SUMMARY:Declan Nerney in Concert
DESCRIPTION:Irish country music icon Declan Nerney has been inducted into the Irish Country Music Hall of Fame\, cementing his status as a beloved national treasure. The honour was bestowed during the Late Late Country Music Special\, where Nerney received his award to the delight of fans and fellow artists alike. A Lifetime of Music\, Charm\, and Heartfelt Storytelling. \nBorn in Drumlish\, County Longford\, Nerney’s early passion for music was shaped by the vibrant showband scene. At just 16\, he joined his first band\, The Hi-Lows\, and soon after became a fixture on stages across Ireland. His breakthrough came with the autobiographical hit “The Marquee in Drumlish”\, a tribute to his childhood and the cultural heartbeat of rural Irish music. \nOver more than four decades\, Nerney has crafted a catalogue brimming with signature songs that resonate across generations—”Stop the World (and Let Me Off)”\, “Anna from Fermanagh”\, “Three Way Love Affair”\, and others—all co-written with collaborator Henry McMahon. \nA dedicated performer and storyteller\, Nerney has remained ever-present in the Irish country music scene. He often returns to headline historic venues and festivals—such as the “Marquee in Drumlish\,” which he celebrates as “one of the top ten events in Ireland.” Join Declan and his fantastic band with special guests Effie Neill and Gavin Gribben for a memorable night of music\, song and fun.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/declan-nerney-in-concert/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260525
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SUMMARY:National Biodiversity Week
DESCRIPTION:Sligo County Council is delighted to present National Biodiversity Week 2026\, a ten-day celebration of the county’s remarkable natural heritage. Running from Friday 15th to Sunday 24th May\, this year’s programme – made possible through partnerships with wildlife groups and individuals across Sligo – invites people of all ages to explore\, learn about\, and help protect Sligo’s unique wildlife and habitats (see posters for details). \n  \n📅 EVENTS BY DAY\, all booking links included. \nFriday 15th May — Launch Night! \nCathaoirleach Cllr. Donal Gilroy will launch National Biodiversity Week with a special event: ‘An Ancient Visitor: The Greenland Shark in Sligo’\, by Dr. Monica Sullivan at the National Surf Centre\, Strandhill. Refreshments are available from 6pm and proceedings will start at 7pm sharp. Please note this event is now booked out. \nContact: Ruth Hanniffy (0877927576) \n  \nSaturday 16th — Dawn chorus & Outdoor Explorers \nOn Saturday morning\, early risers are invited to a Dawn Chorus and Sunrise Gathering in Riverstown Community Garden at 4:45am. \nMartina Killian from Nature Inspires will run a Leave No Trace Awareness Course in Cloonacool from 10:30am–4pm. This training is for anyone who loves to be out in nature\, and wants to learn about being responsible when outdoors. Lunch included. \nAddress: Corsallagh\, Cloonacool\, Tubbercurry\, Co. Sligo\, F91WP8. \nContact Martina Kilian (0872403005) to reserve your place. \n  \nSunday 17th – Devil’s Chimney & Aquatic Safari \nExplore the beautiful Devil’s Chimney trail in Glencar with a Biodiversity Field Trip from 10–12pm. This event is led by Fiona Magennis (087 3211 877) \nLAWPRO and Ballymote Tidy Towns dive into the world of water bugs with an Aquatic Safari from 3–4:30pm. Meet at Margaret Gormley Memorial Park. \nContact: Katie Neary (0861992799) \n  \nWednesday 20th May — Bats\, Squirrels\, and Pine Martens \nJoin Mary Roberts for an engaging lunchtime talk\, Exploring Ireland’s Bats\, at Sligo Central Library from 12.30–1.30pm. \nThe National Surf Centre will host Strandhill’s Future Coast Exhibition running all day from 11am–6pm (also open Thursday)\, as part of the Coastal Mapping and Adaptation Planning project\, supported by PEACEPLUS. \nLater that evening\, jump online from 7-8pm to learn about the fascinating All-Ireland Squirrel & Pine Marten Survey\, booking link HERE). \nFinally\, Sligo Biodiversity Officer will join Bat Conservation Ireland for more bat activity – a guided bat walk along Ballymote Castle and parklands. Meet at Ballymote Train Station at 9pm. Contact: Ruth Hanniffy (0877927576) \n  \nThursday 21st May — Coast\, Cycles & Conservation \nHelp shape the future of Strandhill’s coastline with The Strandhill’s Future Coast Workshop at the National Surf Centre\, looking at climate change and coastal change. The workshop runs from 5.30–7.30pm\, reserve your place HERE. \nCycling enthusiasts can join the Garden-to-Garden Cycle from 6-8pm departing from Cranmore Community Garden (F91XCWO). Email Joan Swift sligocycles@gmail.com to register. \nSligo County Council’s annual Biodiversity Week talk\, in partnership with the Sligo branch of BirdWatch Ireland\, takes place at the Radisson Hotel at 8pm. We look forward to welcoming Allan Mee from the Golden Eagle Trust for Restoring Flagship Bird Species from the Americas to Ireland. \n  \nFriday 22nd May — Rivers and Reptiles \nEnjoy an evening walk along the Leitrim/Sligo border on the Bunduff River Walk with Arboriculturist Shailagh Healy from 5–6.30pm\, led by Leitrim County Council. Limited parking is available in the trail head car park but please note that this is on a busy stretch of the N15. \nThen head to Carraroe Community Centre for Slime\, Scales & Salamanders from 7–8pm\, a captivating evening celebrating Ireland’s amphibians and reptiles. Register HERE. \n  \nSaturday 23rd May —Bioblitz & Beyond \nSligo County Council in partnership with Woodrow and wildlife educator Daithí Lavelle\, will lead the annual Biodiversity Bioblitz at Kilglass House & Gardens and Ennicrone Beach! Join us for a fascinating day of wildlife spotting and recording from 12pm to 11pm\, with moth trapping\, small mammal surveys\, plant ID\, aquatic life exploration\, a coastal walk\, bat walk\, tree walk\, and much more. All volunteers and enthusiasts are welcome\, see attached poster for the full schedule. Contact: SligoBioblitz@gmail.com \nEnjoy a beautiful Biodiversity Walk at Tattie Hoaker Farm\, an Organic Community Farm in Creevykeel\, Cliffoney (F91 Y898) from 2–4pm. Tickets are available HERE. \nIn Sligo Town\, artist Leonora Neary shares her film\, ‘by water’\, at the Factory Performance Space. Combining film footage and the artist’s own musical composition\, this piece explores the beauty and wonder of Lough Arrow in south county Sligo. The film will screen for 15 mins between 2pm–5pm (running every 30 mins). Contact: leonoraneary@yahoo.co.uk \nWhale Watch Ireland’s annual event takes place at Mullaghmore Head from 5–7pm. This is the 24th year of this national whale watch with the Irish Whale and Dolphin group\, and an opportunity to spot and learn about the spectacular wildlife of Donegal Bay. \n  \nSunday 24th May — A Woodland Walk \nThe final event of the week takes place at the beautiful Longford Demesne in Beltra. Crann will lead a Guided Woodland Walk from 2.30–5pm highlighting the woodland’s significant biodiversity. Tickets are available HERE. \n  \n********************************************************* \nFor more information see https://biodiversityweek.ie/ or facebook.com/sligoheritageoffice \nThis is a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature\, learn something new\, and celebrate the incredible biodiversity right on our doorstep. We hope to see you there!
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/national-biodiversity-week/
LOCATION:Sligo\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Community,Education,Family
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
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SUMMARY:Love Is A Stranger - Juniper Barn
DESCRIPTION:Love Is A Stranger festival at Juniper Barn is a unique event that combines music\, arts\, and community engagement. The festival will feature a diverse line-up of local and international artists and DJs\, creating an atmosphere perfect for an early summer party. Attendees can enjoy the Wild Folk Dining experience in the Turf Barn\, which offers a special pop-up feast of seasonal fare\, and the Blaze It Sauna at Juniper Lake\, along with local artisan traders and a vibrant atmosphere. The festival is known for its intimate setting and the community-focused approach\, making it a memorable experience for attendees.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/love-is-a-stranger-juniper-barn/
LOCATION:Juniper Barn\, Ballymote\, Sligo\, Newpark\, Ballymote\, Sligo\, F56 X985\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Festival,Community,Food,Family
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260510T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260510T110000
DTSTAMP:20250630T160039Z
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SUMMARY:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun
DESCRIPTION:Cleveragh Junior parkrun is a free\, non- competitive weekly 2km event aimed for children ( 4-14 years old) of all abilities. Our goal is to promote exercise\, fun\, and family bonding. Kids can run\, skip\, walk\, and jump around our scenic course located at the Cleveragh sports pitches. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join in\, turning Sunday mornings into a rewarding family activity. \nHow Does It Work?\n\n● When: Every Sunday at 9.30am Sharp.\n● Where: Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.\n● Registration: Parents/Guardians need to complete a one-time registration for their child at www.parkrun.com\, selecting Cleveragh parkrun as the local event. Please print or save the barcode to your mobile and bring it weekly.\n● Rewards: They celebrate achievements with wristband milestones\, encouraging kids to stay active and set personal goals. \nWhere Can You Get More Information?\n\n● Visit the website at https://www.parkrun.ie/cleveragh-juniors/\n● Follow on social media: They are on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Cleveragh-junior-parkrun-61556175748994/ ● Email them at cleveraghjuniors@parkrun.com
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/cleveragh-junior-parkrun/2026-05-10/
LOCATION:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation,Family
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T223000
DTSTAMP:20260311T112916Z
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SUMMARY:Shaskeen
DESCRIPTION:Shaskeen is a legendary Irish traditional band whose journey spans over five decades of preserving and innovating Ireland’s rich musical heritage. Formed in 1970 in the historic setting of the Oxford Tavern\, Kentish Town\, London\, the band has established itself as a cornerstone of Irish music\, renowned for their captivating performances and deep cultural roots. \nAt its inception\, the band was led by the dynamic Tom Cussen\, whose passion and leadership have been pivotal in shaping Shaskeen’s distinctive style. Today\, the band boasts an accomplished lineup comprising Eamonn Cotter on Concert Flute\, Patsy McDonagh on Accordion\, Alan Wallace on Guitar & Bass\, Tom Cussen on Banjo and Mandolin\, Dave Sanders on Fiddle\, Viola\, Vocals and Mandolin\, Deirdre Scanlan\, main vocalist and Guitar\, Johnny Donnellan on Bodhrán and Vocals\, Mary Liddy\, Concertina and Vocals\, and helping at this time Yvonne Flynn on Fiddle. \nKnown for their versatile approach\, Shaskeen seamlessly navigates a vast repertoire—ranging from lively jigs and reels to soulful ballads and witty banter—creating an engaging concert experience that leaves audiences captivated. Their commitment to tradition is balanced by an innovative spirit\, ensuring their sound remains both authentic and fresh. \nGet your tickets here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/shaskeen-2/
LOCATION:Coleman Irish Music Centre\, Gurteen
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260507
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260508
DTSTAMP:20260427T141445Z
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SUMMARY:Good Evening and Good Night Sligo
DESCRIPTION:Sligo’s vibrant night-time economy will take centre stage at a special celebratory event\, Good Evening and Good Night Sligo\, on Thursday\, May 7th\, from 6:00 PM until late. This exciting initiative is designed to showcase the diverse and dynamic offerings of the town’s after-dark scene while supporting local businesses and encouraging increased foot traffic across the area. \nOver thirty local businesses will participate in the event by hosting special activities and offering exclusive discounts throughout the evening. Attendees can expect an eclectic range of experiences and deals\, including: \n\nA charity Glow Walk in Queen Maeve Square\nFree ice-cream at Fabios\nComplimentary tattoos with your pint at The Snug\nA pasta-making demonstration at Pasta Fresca\nComplimentary Style tips from stylist Fiona Doyle in the Quayside Shopping Centre\nLive music sessions including Thomas Connolly’s\, Oak Moon Café\, Maeve’s Bar\, Waxies\, and Ósta\nA poetry evening at The Model\nA coffee foam art throwdown in the Oak Moon Café\nA mobile gaming experience featuring the latest games on both PlayStation and Xbox in Queen Maeve Square\nAn Open Day at The Crib\n\nIn addition to the exciting lineup of activities\, a Most Stylish in Sligo competition will take place throughout the night\, with judges visiting participating venues to select nominees with €1\,500 Love Sligo Gift Card worth of prizes on offer\, which can be used to explore the best of Sligo’s local offerings. \nThe event is set to offer a snapshot of the town’s vibrant night-time offerings\, providing a unique opportunity for both locals and visitors to rediscover Sligo after dark. It will also support local businesses and encourage greater footfall across the town. \nEdel Doran\, Sligo Town Night-Time Economy Advisor\, commented: \n“This event highlights the variety and creativity of Sligo’s night-time economy. It’s an exciting chance for people to come together\, experience what the town has to offer\, and support local businesses. We hope this event will have a lasting positive impact and could become a staple of Sligo’s social calendar.” \nMartin Lydon\, Sligo County Council Chief Executive\, commented: \n“Sligo town is very much alive and thriving\, and May 7th will highlight the strength and diversity of our night-time economy\, led by our local businesses. From Bealtaine workshops and free ice‑cream to poetry\, music\, darts and gaming\, there is something on offer for everyone. I would like to commend the businesses who have come together to deliver what promises to be a memorable evening and night out in Sligo town.” \nBe sure to check out the full list of events and on the Sligo BID website and social media channels. \nPhoto courtesy of Donal Hackett.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/good-evening-and-good-night-sligo/
LOCATION:Sligo\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Community,Family
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260506T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260506T213000
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SUMMARY:Andy Fairweather Low
DESCRIPTION:Andy Fairweather Low came to prominence as the lead singer in Amen Corner. The 60s saw them clock up hit after pop hit. Songs such as ‘Bend Me Shape Me’\, ‘Hello Suzy’\, ‘( If Paradise is ) Half As Nice’ are internationally remembered to this day. But if you were paying close attention\, you might have picked up a clue in their first single the magnificent ‘Gin House’ as to Andy’s future musical collaborations. \nSince the early days Andy has gone on to work with Eric Clapton\, George Harrison\, Bob Dylan\, Jimi Hendrix\, David Crosby\, The Band\, Elton John\, Roger Waters\, David Gilmour\, The Who\, BB King\, Joe Cocker\, Steve Winwood\, Linda Ronstadt\, Emmylou Harris\, Joe Satriani\,\, Jeff Beck\, The Impressions\, Lonnie Donegan\, Mary J. Blige\, Georgie Fame\, Bonnie Raitt\, Otis Rush\, Van Morrison\, Chris Barber\, Jackson Browne\, Bill Wyman\, Sheryl Crow\, Pete Townshend\, Kate Bush…… and literally hundreds more. \nNow following a solo path\, his first solo album in 24 years Sweet Soulful Music was released late in 2007 followed by The Very Best Of Andy Fairweather Low which was released in the UK in June 2008 with a Live DVD following hot on it’s heels. \nIn fact Andy has been touring and releasing CD Albums ever since and has built a strong following having now released 10 Albums including Two Live DVD shows and a Three disc Box Set DVD / Double Live CD which debuted in the Amazon Box Set Top 50 in it’s first week of release. A double live vinyl “Lockdown” Internet concert followed and his CD & Vinyl release Flang Dang recently debuted which in February 2025 was superseded by The Invisible Bluesman on Blue Vinyl\, CD & Download. \nEric Clapton invited Andy to perform as a featured artist at the 2023 Crossroads Guitar Festival in Los Angeles and again with his band The Low Riders to open the UK & Ireland leg of his 2024 tour & now the UK / European dates on his 2025 tour. \nA remarkable front man\, a remarkable band. Following them into 2025 Andy’s The Invisble Bluesman Album entered the Official UK charts at Number 1 and the Spring tour broke all records selling 99% across the whole tour. \nhttp://andyfairweatherlow.com/ \n\nAndy Fairweather Low – Guitar & Vocals \nIan Jennings – Bass \nPaul Beavis – Drums \nNick Pentelow – Tenor Sax / Baritone sax & Clarinet \nRichard Milner – Hammond Organ & Backing Vocals \nPete Cook – Baritone Sax
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/andy-fairweather-low/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Family
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260503T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260503T110000
DTSTAMP:20250630T160039Z
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SUMMARY:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun
DESCRIPTION:Cleveragh Junior parkrun is a free\, non- competitive weekly 2km event aimed for children ( 4-14 years old) of all abilities. Our goal is to promote exercise\, fun\, and family bonding. Kids can run\, skip\, walk\, and jump around our scenic course located at the Cleveragh sports pitches. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join in\, turning Sunday mornings into a rewarding family activity. \nHow Does It Work?\n\n● When: Every Sunday at 9.30am Sharp.\n● Where: Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.\n● Registration: Parents/Guardians need to complete a one-time registration for their child at www.parkrun.com\, selecting Cleveragh parkrun as the local event. Please print or save the barcode to your mobile and bring it weekly.\n● Rewards: They celebrate achievements with wristband milestones\, encouraging kids to stay active and set personal goals. \nWhere Can You Get More Information?\n\n● Visit the website at https://www.parkrun.ie/cleveragh-juniors/\n● Follow on social media: They are on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Cleveragh-junior-parkrun-61556175748994/ ● Email them at cleveraghjuniors@parkrun.com
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/cleveragh-junior-parkrun/2026-05-03/
LOCATION:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260503
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260522
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SUMMARY:Bealtine Festival Sligo
DESCRIPTION:Bealtaine Festival Sligo 2026 – A Month‑Long Celebration of Creativity\, Community & Culture\nEvery May\, Sligo comes alive with Bealtaine – Ireland’s national festival celebrating arts and creativity as we age. This year’s programme is one of the most vibrant yet\, with over 70 events spanning music\, visual art\, dance\, literature\, workshops\, talks\, and community gatherings across the county. \nFrom dawn choruses in Queen Maeve Square to textile workshops in the Yeats Building\, Bealtaine 2026 showcases the depth of Sligo’s creative community and the joy of lifelong artistic expression. Whether you’re a regular festival‑goer or discovering Bealtaine for the first time\, there is something for everyone. \nBelow is an overview of what’s happening throughout May\, along with some standout highlights. \n\nFestival Highlights\nBealtaine Dawn Chorus – Sligo Orpheus Choir\nSun 3 May\, 8am – Queen Maeve Square A national Bealtaine event and one of Sligo’s most uplifting annual traditions. The Orpheus Choir welcomes the sunrise with rich harmonies and a warm community atmosphere. “Experience the magic of the Bealtaine Dawn Chorus…” (from the programme) \n\nWon’t Be Told – Tumble Circus\nSat 16 May\, 1pm – Hawk’s Well Theatre A bold\, rebellious circus performance packed with acrobatics\, juggling and anarchic humour. A national Bealtaine highlight and completely free to attend. \n\nA Night in November – Opening Night Ticket Offer\nWed 27 May\, 8pm – Hawk’s Well Theatre Kenneth McCallister’s powerful story of identity and transformation returns to Sligo. Over‑50s can enjoy a special €5 opening‑night ticket. \n\nDracula’s Sligo: A Horrible History of 1832\nFri 29 May\, 1pm – Hawk’s Well Theatre Studio A witty\, Horrible‑Histories‑style retelling of Sligo’s cholera epidemic and its influence on Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Expect dark humour\, local lore\, and plenty of surprises. \n\nSongs at Twilight – Paul Murray & Hugh MacConville\nFri 22 May\, 7pm – Oak Moon at the Yeats Building An intimate evening of ballads and music‑hall favourites in the Yeats Building’s garden setting. \n\nExhibitions Across Sligo\nPolyrhythms – Tinka Bechert\nThroughout May – The Model A major exhibition exploring rhythm\, abstraction and movement across painting\, sculpture and textiles. “Rhythm\, repetition and pacing guiding how the works unfold…” \nJack B. Yeats Exhibitions – The Living Ginger & A Painted Universe\nThroughout May – The Model Two exhibitions celebrating one of Ireland’s most iconic artists\, exploring memory\, imagination and everyday experience. \nBealtaine Art Group Exhibition\nWed 20 May\, 1pm – Yeats Building Work from Active Retirement groups in Collooney and Ballymote. \nOpen Studios at The Model\nWed 6 May\, 2–4pm – The Model Studios Meet artists Kate McDonagh\, Andy Parsons and Jo Conway for a behind‑the‑scenes look at their creative processes. \n\nWorkshops\, Tours & Creative Sessions\nBealtaine 2026 offers an exceptional range of hands‑on workshops and participatory events: \n\nConscious Dance with Dr. Éadaoin Ní Challarain – Kindred Studios\, Strandhill\nWatercolour Workshop inspired by Jack B. Yeats – The Model\nSketching in the Gallery – The Model\nLanterns in the Making with Tom Meskell – Sligo Tourist Office\nCyanotype Workshop – Calico Cloak Project – Yeats Building\nFelt‑making Workshop with Vivienne Byrne – Hyde Bridge Gallery\nTassels & Threads Textile Workshop – Yeats Building\nBrown Bread\, Butter & Stories – Yeats Building\nCreative Writing Workshops with Maeve McKenna – City Hall\nTrad Slow Sessions with Mossie Martin & Sean Carroll – No. 45 High Street\n\nThese events span Sligo Town\, Strandhill\, Gurteen\, Ballymote and beyond\, supporting county‑wide participation and dispersal. \n\nBealtaine @ The Libraries\nSligo’s library network hosts a full programme of free events\, including: \n\nDigital Skills Workshops\nKitchen Crafting Sessions\nCiorcal Comhrá / Conversational Irish\nFive Ways to a Healthier You\nFifty\, Fit & Flourishing\nHow Media Works\nExploring Ireland’s Bats\nAspiring Authors Over 60\nPoetry Workshops with Terry McDonagh\nLibrary Open Day & Help Session\n\nThese events support creativity\, wellbeing\, digital inclusion and lifelong learning. \n\nArts + Health Programme\nWhile not open to the public\, the Arts + Health strand is a vital part of Bealtaine\, bringing creativity into care homes\, day centres and community hospitals across Sligo. Projects include: \n\nFolk:Lure Residency Programme\nLife is for Drumming\nMemories Old & Memories New\nMedium Rare (a Hawk’s Well Theatre production)\n\nThis work ensures Bealtaine reaches older people in supported settings throughout the county. \n\nArtist Opportunities\nSligo Arts Service is offering two professional development opportunities for artists aged 50+: \n\nTyrone Guthrie Centre Residency – Open Call (1–15 May)\nOrganising & Documenting Your Work – Online Workshop with Kari Cahill\n\nThese supports help sustain and strengthen Sligo’s creative sector. \n\nPlan Your Bealtaine Experience\nWith events happening from Queen Maeve Square to Gurteen\, Ballymote\, Strandhill\, Tubbercurry and Sligo Town\, Bealtaine 2026 is a celebration of creativity across the entire county. \nTo build your own personalised festival itinerary\, try the Visit Sligo Ideas Engine on visitsligo.ie — a quick way to discover experiences\, plan days out\, and explore more of Sligo during your visit. \nYou can download the full programme and info here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/bealtine-festival-sligo/
LOCATION:Sligo\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community
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SUMMARY:Uisce Álainn
DESCRIPTION:Set along the Garavogue River and Lough Gill\, Uisce Álainn is a moving celebration of community\, nature\, and healing. \nLed by Medb’s Dragon Warriors\, Sligo’s first All Cancer Paddler Dragon Boat Club\, the event brings together cancer survivors\, supporters\, and visitors to experience the restorative power of water. Participants take to the water in dragon boats\, kayaks\, and rowing vessels\, embracing the calming benefits of Blue Mental Health while promoting respect for the waterways and their surrounding ecosystem. \nThe day opens with the symbolic Wakening of the Dragon ceremony\, followed by a heartfelt Flower Ceremony and the opportunity to leave a tribute on the Memory Tree. \nAs the event unfolds\, visitors can engage with a biodiversity workshop\, before gathering at the finish for food\, music\, and shared reflection. \nMore than an event\, Uisce Álainn is an invitation to connect\, remember\, and experience the healing power of water in the heart of Sligo.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/uisce-alainn/
LOCATION:Sligo\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Festival,Sport,Community,Recreation,Food,Family,Walking
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SUMMARY:Bring It On: The Musical
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to jump\, tumble\, and cheer this spring with the Sligo Grammar School. \nBring It On: The Musical bursts onto the stage with impressive stunts\, catchy songs\, and tons of heart. Inspired by the hit movie\, this electrifying show follows cheerleader Campbell as she’s unexpectedly transferred to a rival school and must rebuild her squad from scratch. With the help of new friends\, fierce rivalries\, and jaw-dropping routines\, she learns that true victory isn’t about trophies – it’s about teamwork\, friendship\, and believing in yourself. Bring It On is an unforgettable celebration of spirit and determination that will leave you cheering for more!
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/bring-it-on-the-musical/2026-04-30/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hawkswell Theatre":MAILTO:boxoffice@hawkswell.com
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SUMMARY:Bring It On: The Musical
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to jump\, tumble\, and cheer this spring with the Sligo Grammar School. \nBring It On: The Musical bursts onto the stage with impressive stunts\, catchy songs\, and tons of heart. Inspired by the hit movie\, this electrifying show follows cheerleader Campbell as she’s unexpectedly transferred to a rival school and must rebuild her squad from scratch. With the help of new friends\, fierce rivalries\, and jaw-dropping routines\, she learns that true victory isn’t about trophies – it’s about teamwork\, friendship\, and believing in yourself. Bring It On is an unforgettable celebration of spirit and determination that will leave you cheering for more!
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/bring-it-on-the-musical/2026-04-29/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hawkswell Theatre":MAILTO:boxoffice@hawkswell.com
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SUMMARY:Bring It On: The Musical
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to jump\, tumble\, and cheer this spring with the Sligo Grammar School. \nBring It On: The Musical bursts onto the stage with impressive stunts\, catchy songs\, and tons of heart. Inspired by the hit movie\, this electrifying show follows cheerleader Campbell as she’s unexpectedly transferred to a rival school and must rebuild her squad from scratch. With the help of new friends\, fierce rivalries\, and jaw-dropping routines\, she learns that true victory isn’t about trophies – it’s about teamwork\, friendship\, and believing in yourself. Bring It On is an unforgettable celebration of spirit and determination that will leave you cheering for more!
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/bring-it-on-the-musical/2026-04-28/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hawkswell Theatre":MAILTO:boxoffice@hawkswell.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260426T210000
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SUMMARY:Nightshift: Making Waves
DESCRIPTION:Making Waves started out as an annual DJ Party on International Women’s Day and has morphed into a collective of woman and underrepresented DJs and selectors in Sligo since 2023. Founded by Edel Doherty\, of Spilt Milk Festival Sligo and Vera Schliebitz co-founder of Fulacht Fiadh Cafe\, Manorhamilton\, the collective found support with many peers and organisers who also help foster a wider music and DJ scene within Sligo. \nNightshift\, a monthly Sunday night series. Experience an eclectic mix of house\, techno\, and dub in the new Hawk’s Well Studio\, featuring some of the best local DJs with immersive live visuals. \nSupported by Department of Culture\, Communications and Sport\, Sligo County Council and Sligo BID. \n14 DEC: Coastal Movement\n25 JAN: Tara B & John G (TOAST)\n01 MARCH: n.ia.ll & DJ Ash\n26 APRIL: Making Waves\n24 MAY: LOVESMOKE\n21 JUNE: Kevin Noone & Graham Bray \n\n\n\n\nSupported by\n\n 
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/nightshift-making-waves/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hawkswell Theatre":MAILTO:boxoffice@hawkswell.com
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SUMMARY:Phoenix Players Exhibition Weekend
DESCRIPTION:A remarkable milestone in local theatre is set to be celebrated this April as The Phoenix Players mark an incredible 80 years on stage with a vibrant and nostalgic anniversary exhibition. \nTaking place in St. Brigid’s Hall\, this special event promises to bring audiences on a journey through eight decades of drama\, laughter\, creativity\, and community spirit. Running from 12–8pm on Saturday 25th April and 12–3pm on Sunday 26th April\, the exhibition is free to attend and open to all. \nVisitors can expect far more than a simple display. This immersive exhibition will shine a spotlight on the rich history of the group\, with each decade carefully curated to tell its own story. From newspaper clippings and vintage posters to cast and crew photographs\, the evolution of the Phoenix Players will be brought vividly to life. \nA treasure trove of props\, costumes\, and memorabilia from past productions will be on display\, alongside some stories of accolades earned over the years. For many\, it will be a chance to reminisce — and for others\, an opportunity to discover the legacy of one of the area’s most enduring drama groups. \nAdding to the experience\, a dedicated audio-visual reel will showcase snippets from productions across the decades\, capturing unforgettable moments from the stage. Visitors will even have the unique chance to step onto the boards themselves\, exploring old props and getting a true feel for life behind the curtain. \nOf course\, no theatre story would be complete without the tales that happen offstage. The exhibition will also feature funny stories\, backstage mishaps\, and behind-the-scenes chaos — the moments that audiences don’t always see but which make theatre so special. \nThe celebrations continue on Saturday evening\, 25th with a social gathering in Cawley’s Hotel\, where food\, drink\, and storytelling will take centre stage. Tickets for the social event are available from Gillespies & Doohans\, priced at €15 per person\, and promises an evening of great company\, shared memories\, and plenty of laughter. \nThis anniversary weekend is more than just a look back — it’s a celebration of the people\, passion\, and performances that have kept the Phoenix Players thriving for 80 years. \nWhether you’ve been part of a production\, sat in the audience\, or are simply curious to experience the magic of local theatre\, this is an event not to be missed. \nCome along\, take a trip through the decades\, and be part of the story. \nExhibition runs Sat 25th April 12-8pm & Sun 26th April 12-3pm\, Free Entry. \nSocial Event Saturday 25th 8pm Cawleys Hotel Tubbercurry\, Tickets €15.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/phoenix-players-exhibition-weekend/2026-04-26/
LOCATION:St Brigids Hall\, Tubbercurry
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="Another Love Story":MAILTO:info@anotherlovestory.ie
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SUMMARY:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun
DESCRIPTION:Cleveragh Junior parkrun is a free\, non- competitive weekly 2km event aimed for children ( 4-14 years old) of all abilities. Our goal is to promote exercise\, fun\, and family bonding. Kids can run\, skip\, walk\, and jump around our scenic course located at the Cleveragh sports pitches. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join in\, turning Sunday mornings into a rewarding family activity. \nHow Does It Work?\n\n● When: Every Sunday at 9.30am Sharp.\n● Where: Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.\n● Registration: Parents/Guardians need to complete a one-time registration for their child at www.parkrun.com\, selecting Cleveragh parkrun as the local event. Please print or save the barcode to your mobile and bring it weekly.\n● Rewards: They celebrate achievements with wristband milestones\, encouraging kids to stay active and set personal goals. \nWhere Can You Get More Information?\n\n● Visit the website at https://www.parkrun.ie/cleveragh-juniors/\n● Follow on social media: They are on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Cleveragh-junior-parkrun-61556175748994/ ● Email them at cleveraghjuniors@parkrun.com
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/cleveragh-junior-parkrun/2026-04-26/
LOCATION:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation,Family
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SUMMARY:Family Film Club
DESCRIPTION:Families can dive into enchanting stories every week at the Family Film Club\, starting with The Gruffalo\, The Gruffalo’s Child and Stick Man in January\, moving into Room on the Broom\, The Smeds and the Smoods and Zog in February\, and continuing through March and April with Zog and the Flying Doctors\, Superworm\, Tabby McTat\, The Snail and the Whale\, The Highway Rat\, The Greatest Showman plus special 25th anniversary screenings of Shrek and Monsters Inc. \n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gruffalo\nSun 11 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nIn the heart of the Deep Dark Wood\, a clever mouse outsmarts predators by inventing the fearsome Gruffalo. But when a real Gruffalo appears\, the mouse must rely on wit to survive\, teaching lessons of courage and imagination. \nDirected by Jakob Schuh & Max Lang\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gruffalo’s Child\nSun 18 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nThe Gruffalo’s child\, despite her father’s warnings\, ventures out into the snowy Deep Dark Wood to find the mysterious Big Bad Mouse. On her adventure\, she encounters Snake\, Owl and Fox who all try to deceive her. Eventually\, shefinds Mouse who is neither ‘big’ nor ‘bad’ but looks like the perfect midnight feastafter her cold and weary evening. Once again\, Mouse must use his wits to trick the Gruffalo’s child and survive. This tale brings new life to the beloved world of The Gruffalo\, inviting audiences of all ages to join the little Gruffalo on a heartwarming journey of discovery\, bravery\, and family love. \nDirected by Johannes Weiland & Uwe Heidschötter\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStick Man\nSun 25 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \n‘Stick Man\,’ a wooden stick\, embarks on a journey to return to his family tree. Along the way\, he encounters various obstacles and learns the true value of love\, family\, and perseverance. \nDirected by Jeroen Jaspaert\nCo-Directed by Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRoom on the Broom\nSun 1 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nA kind-hearted witch invites various animals to join her on her broomstick. Together\, they encounter challenges and form unlikely friendships\, showcasing the importance of kindness\, inclusivity\, and teamwork. \nDirected byMax Lang & Jan Lachauer\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Smeds and The Smoos\nSun 15 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nOn a faraway planet\, two aliens\, Janet and Bill\, meet in the Wurpular Wood and become friends. The families\, the red Smeds and the blue Smoos\, are dismayed at the match. They must learn to overcome their differences though\, when Janet and Bill run off in Grandfather’s Smeds red rocket. The Smeds and the Smoos travel through space together on their search for Janet and Bill. As the two families are starting to lose hope and head back to their home planet\, they spot the runaway pairdown below in the Wurpular Wood. But they’re in for a surprise when Bill and Janet announce their tiny baby Smoo-Smed\, who is purple from head to toe. \nDirected by Samantha Cutler & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nZog\nSun 22 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nZog is the keenest student at Dragon School. However\, despite his best efforts\, he never wins the coveted gold star. Throughout a series of mishaps\, he meets a kind girl who patches him up each time. In Year Four\, the dragons are tasked with capturing a princess. Zog fails again\, but when he meets the girl\, she reveals she is a princess eager to escape her palace life. She lets Zog “capture” her\, and he finally earns his gold star. In Year Five\, Sir Gadabout the knight arrives to rescue Princess Pearl. She declares she doesn’t want to be a princess but a doctor. Gadabout decides to join her\, and together with Zog\, they create a team of flying doctors. \nDirected by Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nZog and The Flying Doctors\nSun 1 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nZog\, Princess Pearl\, and Sir Gadabout\, the Flying Doctors\, help creatures in need. One day\, they seek shelter at Pearl’s uncle’s castle after flying into a storm. The King\, upset with Pearl’s new role as a doctor\, locks her up in the castle. Discovering her uncle is sick\, Pearl decides to stay to find a cure. With help from Zog\, Gadabout\, and a clue from a dove\, she succeeds. After convincing the King to take the medicine\, he soon recovers\, finally admitting that princesses can be doctors too! A final grand goodbye sets the trio on their way once more\, and Zog and the Flying Doctors speed away into the sunset. \nDirected by Sean Mullin\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTiddler\nSun 8 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 24 mins \nTiddler\, the tale of a little fish with a big imagination. Every day\, he creates a new story to entertain his classmates\, and especially his best friend Johnny Dory. One morning\, while dreaming up his latest story\, Tiddler gets lost in the middle of the ocean. He has no hope of getting home until he hears a familiar story and is saved by his own storytelling. \nDirected by Andy Martin and Alex Bain\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSuperworm\nSun 15 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nSuperworm is a wonderfully unlikely comic hero. His skills and big heart keep on saving the day. Butterfly has been Superworm’s best friend since he was small\, and she was a caterpillar. They love helping the other garden animals: they save the baby toad from a major road\, they entertain bored bees\, and rescue a beetle. Superworm begins to get a bit too full of himself and starts to ignore his friend. When the evil Wizard Lizard hears of Superworm’s powers\, he sends his servant\, Crow\, to kidnap him. Butterfly hatches a plan with the other garden creatures to save Superworm. All the animals celebrate Superworm’s return\, and Butterfly forgives Superworm for his bigheadedness. The pair are reunited as friends. \nDirected by Sarah Scrimgeour & Jac Hamman\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTabby McTat\nSun 22 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 24 mins \nIn the bustling heart of London\, Tabby McTat\, a singing cat\, and his busker friend Fred\, entertain passing crowds with their duo singing act. The pair are “purrrfectly happy” performing on the city streets until one day they are unexpectedly separated. Tabby McTat is alone and hungry in the city and searches for Fred for days. He doesn’t findFred\, but he does find a new feline friend\, Sock. Sock’s owners warmly invite Tabby McTat into their home\, and before too long. Sock and Tabby McTat have created three tiny kittens! Meanwhile\, Fred is looking for Tabby McTat and singing a solemn solo act. When the two are finally reunited\, will their friendship stand up to all the changes in their lives? \nDirected by Sarah Scrimgeour & Jac Hamman\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Highway Rat\nSun 29 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 25 mins \nThe Highway Rat tells the tale of a greedy\, ravenous rat who journeys the highway with his horse\, stealing treats from everyone he encounters. He craves buns\, biscuits and all sweet things\, intimidating and leaving a trail of hungry animals. The animals\, including his loyal companion horse\, have had enough and decide to fight back. The Highway Rat’s greed grows and grows until it leads him to a sticky downfall. \nDirected by Jeroen Jaspaert\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Snail And The Whale\nSun 5 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nThe Snail and the Whale show us a restless young snail who has ambitions to travel the world. The other snails think she should stay put\, but she puts out a call for a “Lift wanted around the world”. Eventually\, her call is answered by a great big grey-blue humpback whale! She sets off with him across the seas. On their journey\, the Snailand the Whale discover towering icebergs and far-off lands\, fiery mountains and golden sands. When the whale gets confused by noisy motorboats zooming on the surface\, he loses his way in the shallows and ends up beached in an isolated bay. It’s down to the tiny snail to rescue the powerless whale. \nDirected by Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Greatest Showman\nSun 12 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating PG\nDuration: 105 mins \nStep right up… and into the spellbinding imagination of a man who set out to reveal that life itself can be the most thrilling show of all. Inspired by the legend and ambitions of America’s original pop-culture impresario\, P.T. Barnum\, comes an inspirational rags-to-riches tale of a brash dreamer who rose from nothing to prove that anything you can envision is possible and that everyone\, no matter how invisible\, has a stupendous story worthy of a world-class spectacle. \nDirector: Micael Gracey\nCast: Hugh Jackman\, Zac Efron\, Michelle Williams\, Rebecca Fergusson\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nShrek\nSun 19 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating PG\nDuration: 90 mins \nCelebrating 25 years since release! After his swamp is filled with magical creatures\, an ogre agrees to rescue a princess for a villainous lord in order to get his land back. \nDirectors: Vicky Jenson\, Andrew Andamson\nCast: Mike Myers\, Eddie Murphy\, Cameron Diaz\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMonsters Inc.\nSun 26 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating G\nDuration: 92 mins \nCelebrating 25 years since release. Monsters\, Inc. is the largest scare factory in the monster world\, and the top Kid-Scarer is James P. Sullivan\, a huge\, intimidating monster with blue fur\, large purple spots and horns\, known as “Sulley” to his friends. His Scare Assistant\, best friend and roommate is Mike Wazowski\, a lime green\, opinionated\, feisty monster. And visiting from the human world is Boo\, a tiny girl who turns the monster world upside down and teaches Sulley and Mike that laughter is more powerful than a scream. \nDirectors: Pete Docter\, David Silverman\, Lee Unkrich\nCast: John Goodman\, Billy Crystal\, Mary Gibbs\, Steve Buscemi\n€5 (plus booking fees)
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/family-film-club/2026-04-26/
LOCATION:Art Deco\, Ballymote
CATEGORIES:Arts,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hawkswell Theatre":MAILTO:boxoffice@hawkswell.com
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SUMMARY:Frankie Gavin & Catherine McHugh
DESCRIPTION:Frankie Gavin has been a commanding force in Irish traditional music since his teenage years\, earning a reputation as one of the most technically accomplished and fiercely individual musicians of his generation. A master of both fiddle and flute\, his extraordinary skill has carried him far beyond the traditional circuit\, leading to performances alongside global icons including The Rolling Stones and Elvis Costello\, and appearances for four US Presidents: Kennedy\, Clinton\, Bush and Obama. \nHailing from County Galway\, Frankie continues his glittering career today with the same intensity and precision that first set him apart\, while generously championing and performing alongside the next generation of traditional musicians. His playing remains a benchmark\, admired as much for its discipline and clarity as for its raw expressive power. \nJoining Frankie is Catherine McHugh\, widely regarded as Ireland’s foremost piano accompanist. Her sensitivity\, rhythmic drive and deep understanding of traditional music have made her one of the most sought-after collaborators in the genre. Catherine featured prominently on Frankie’s acclaimed 2022 album Port Éireann\, where her playing provided both subtlety and strength\, perfectly complementing his melodic lines. \nTogether\, this exceptional duo delivers music of power\, precision and warmth: a meeting of tradition\, innovation and lived experience\, led by one of Irish music’s true originals. \nGet your tickets here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/frankie-gavin-catherine-mchugh-2/
LOCATION:Coleman Irish Music Centre\, Gurteen
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Phoenix Players Exhibition Weekend
DESCRIPTION:A remarkable milestone in local theatre is set to be celebrated this April as The Phoenix Players mark an incredible 80 years on stage with a vibrant and nostalgic anniversary exhibition. \nTaking place in St. Brigid’s Hall\, this special event promises to bring audiences on a journey through eight decades of drama\, laughter\, creativity\, and community spirit. Running from 12–8pm on Saturday 25th April and 12–3pm on Sunday 26th April\, the exhibition is free to attend and open to all. \nVisitors can expect far more than a simple display. This immersive exhibition will shine a spotlight on the rich history of the group\, with each decade carefully curated to tell its own story. From newspaper clippings and vintage posters to cast and crew photographs\, the evolution of the Phoenix Players will be brought vividly to life. \nA treasure trove of props\, costumes\, and memorabilia from past productions will be on display\, alongside some stories of accolades earned over the years. For many\, it will be a chance to reminisce — and for others\, an opportunity to discover the legacy of one of the area’s most enduring drama groups. \nAdding to the experience\, a dedicated audio-visual reel will showcase snippets from productions across the decades\, capturing unforgettable moments from the stage. Visitors will even have the unique chance to step onto the boards themselves\, exploring old props and getting a true feel for life behind the curtain. \nOf course\, no theatre story would be complete without the tales that happen offstage. The exhibition will also feature funny stories\, backstage mishaps\, and behind-the-scenes chaos — the moments that audiences don’t always see but which make theatre so special. \nThe celebrations continue on Saturday evening\, 25th with a social gathering in Cawley’s Hotel\, where food\, drink\, and storytelling will take centre stage. Tickets for the social event are available from Gillespies & Doohans\, priced at €15 per person\, and promises an evening of great company\, shared memories\, and plenty of laughter. \nThis anniversary weekend is more than just a look back — it’s a celebration of the people\, passion\, and performances that have kept the Phoenix Players thriving for 80 years. \nWhether you’ve been part of a production\, sat in the audience\, or are simply curious to experience the magic of local theatre\, this is an event not to be missed. \nCome along\, take a trip through the decades\, and be part of the story. \nExhibition runs Sat 25th April 12-8pm & Sun 26th April 12-3pm\, Free Entry. \nSocial Event Saturday 25th 8pm Cawleys Hotel Tubbercurry\, Tickets €15.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/phoenix-players-exhibition-weekend/2026-04-25/
LOCATION:St Brigids Hall\, Tubbercurry
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="Another Love Story":MAILTO:info@anotherlovestory.ie
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260419T170000
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SUMMARY:SANATORIUM
DESCRIPTION:Amidst the ongoing war\, the guests and staff of a Soviet health resort in Odessa\, Ukraine\, seek solace. Irish filmmaker Gar O’Rourke had begun to make the film before the war started and decided to keep filming. The conflict remains off-screen as visitors to the wellness retreat seek treatments for everything from fertility issues to psoriasis. \nOne guest arrives with her bachelor thirtysomething son\, in the hope of finding him a wife. Its mostly Russian-speaking clientele leave behind Russian literature\, which is shelved and hidden because of Ukraine’s prohibition on the material. \nSunday 19th April \n3:00PM
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sanatorium/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Arts
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260419T110000
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SUMMARY:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun
DESCRIPTION:Cleveragh Junior parkrun is a free\, non- competitive weekly 2km event aimed for children ( 4-14 years old) of all abilities. Our goal is to promote exercise\, fun\, and family bonding. Kids can run\, skip\, walk\, and jump around our scenic course located at the Cleveragh sports pitches. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join in\, turning Sunday mornings into a rewarding family activity. \nHow Does It Work?\n\n● When: Every Sunday at 9.30am Sharp.\n● Where: Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.\n● Registration: Parents/Guardians need to complete a one-time registration for their child at www.parkrun.com\, selecting Cleveragh parkrun as the local event. Please print or save the barcode to your mobile and bring it weekly.\n● Rewards: They celebrate achievements with wristband milestones\, encouraging kids to stay active and set personal goals. \nWhere Can You Get More Information?\n\n● Visit the website at https://www.parkrun.ie/cleveragh-juniors/\n● Follow on social media: They are on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Cleveragh-junior-parkrun-61556175748994/ ● Email them at cleveraghjuniors@parkrun.com
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/cleveragh-junior-parkrun/2026-04-19/
LOCATION:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation,Family
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SUMMARY:Family Film Club
DESCRIPTION:Families can dive into enchanting stories every week at the Family Film Club\, starting with The Gruffalo\, The Gruffalo’s Child and Stick Man in January\, moving into Room on the Broom\, The Smeds and the Smoods and Zog in February\, and continuing through March and April with Zog and the Flying Doctors\, Superworm\, Tabby McTat\, The Snail and the Whale\, The Highway Rat\, The Greatest Showman plus special 25th anniversary screenings of Shrek and Monsters Inc. \n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gruffalo\nSun 11 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nIn the heart of the Deep Dark Wood\, a clever mouse outsmarts predators by inventing the fearsome Gruffalo. But when a real Gruffalo appears\, the mouse must rely on wit to survive\, teaching lessons of courage and imagination. \nDirected by Jakob Schuh & Max Lang\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gruffalo’s Child\nSun 18 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nThe Gruffalo’s child\, despite her father’s warnings\, ventures out into the snowy Deep Dark Wood to find the mysterious Big Bad Mouse. On her adventure\, she encounters Snake\, Owl and Fox who all try to deceive her. Eventually\, shefinds Mouse who is neither ‘big’ nor ‘bad’ but looks like the perfect midnight feastafter her cold and weary evening. Once again\, Mouse must use his wits to trick the Gruffalo’s child and survive. This tale brings new life to the beloved world of The Gruffalo\, inviting audiences of all ages to join the little Gruffalo on a heartwarming journey of discovery\, bravery\, and family love. \nDirected by Johannes Weiland & Uwe Heidschötter\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStick Man\nSun 25 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \n‘Stick Man\,’ a wooden stick\, embarks on a journey to return to his family tree. Along the way\, he encounters various obstacles and learns the true value of love\, family\, and perseverance. \nDirected by Jeroen Jaspaert\nCo-Directed by Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRoom on the Broom\nSun 1 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nA kind-hearted witch invites various animals to join her on her broomstick. Together\, they encounter challenges and form unlikely friendships\, showcasing the importance of kindness\, inclusivity\, and teamwork. \nDirected byMax Lang & Jan Lachauer\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Smeds and The Smoos\nSun 15 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nOn a faraway planet\, two aliens\, Janet and Bill\, meet in the Wurpular Wood and become friends. The families\, the red Smeds and the blue Smoos\, are dismayed at the match. They must learn to overcome their differences though\, when Janet and Bill run off in Grandfather’s Smeds red rocket. The Smeds and the Smoos travel through space together on their search for Janet and Bill. As the two families are starting to lose hope and head back to their home planet\, they spot the runaway pairdown below in the Wurpular Wood. But they’re in for a surprise when Bill and Janet announce their tiny baby Smoo-Smed\, who is purple from head to toe. \nDirected by Samantha Cutler & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nZog\nSun 22 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nZog is the keenest student at Dragon School. However\, despite his best efforts\, he never wins the coveted gold star. Throughout a series of mishaps\, he meets a kind girl who patches him up each time. In Year Four\, the dragons are tasked with capturing a princess. Zog fails again\, but when he meets the girl\, she reveals she is a princess eager to escape her palace life. She lets Zog “capture” her\, and he finally earns his gold star. In Year Five\, Sir Gadabout the knight arrives to rescue Princess Pearl. She declares she doesn’t want to be a princess but a doctor. Gadabout decides to join her\, and together with Zog\, they create a team of flying doctors. \nDirected by Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nZog and The Flying Doctors\nSun 1 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nZog\, Princess Pearl\, and Sir Gadabout\, the Flying Doctors\, help creatures in need. One day\, they seek shelter at Pearl’s uncle’s castle after flying into a storm. The King\, upset with Pearl’s new role as a doctor\, locks her up in the castle. Discovering her uncle is sick\, Pearl decides to stay to find a cure. With help from Zog\, Gadabout\, and a clue from a dove\, she succeeds. After convincing the King to take the medicine\, he soon recovers\, finally admitting that princesses can be doctors too! A final grand goodbye sets the trio on their way once more\, and Zog and the Flying Doctors speed away into the sunset. \nDirected by Sean Mullin\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTiddler\nSun 8 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 24 mins \nTiddler\, the tale of a little fish with a big imagination. Every day\, he creates a new story to entertain his classmates\, and especially his best friend Johnny Dory. One morning\, while dreaming up his latest story\, Tiddler gets lost in the middle of the ocean. He has no hope of getting home until he hears a familiar story and is saved by his own storytelling. \nDirected by Andy Martin and Alex Bain\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSuperworm\nSun 15 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nSuperworm is a wonderfully unlikely comic hero. His skills and big heart keep on saving the day. Butterfly has been Superworm’s best friend since he was small\, and she was a caterpillar. They love helping the other garden animals: they save the baby toad from a major road\, they entertain bored bees\, and rescue a beetle. Superworm begins to get a bit too full of himself and starts to ignore his friend. When the evil Wizard Lizard hears of Superworm’s powers\, he sends his servant\, Crow\, to kidnap him. Butterfly hatches a plan with the other garden creatures to save Superworm. All the animals celebrate Superworm’s return\, and Butterfly forgives Superworm for his bigheadedness. The pair are reunited as friends. \nDirected by Sarah Scrimgeour & Jac Hamman\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTabby McTat\nSun 22 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 24 mins \nIn the bustling heart of London\, Tabby McTat\, a singing cat\, and his busker friend Fred\, entertain passing crowds with their duo singing act. The pair are “purrrfectly happy” performing on the city streets until one day they are unexpectedly separated. Tabby McTat is alone and hungry in the city and searches for Fred for days. He doesn’t findFred\, but he does find a new feline friend\, Sock. Sock’s owners warmly invite Tabby McTat into their home\, and before too long. Sock and Tabby McTat have created three tiny kittens! Meanwhile\, Fred is looking for Tabby McTat and singing a solemn solo act. When the two are finally reunited\, will their friendship stand up to all the changes in their lives? \nDirected by Sarah Scrimgeour & Jac Hamman\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Highway Rat\nSun 29 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 25 mins \nThe Highway Rat tells the tale of a greedy\, ravenous rat who journeys the highway with his horse\, stealing treats from everyone he encounters. He craves buns\, biscuits and all sweet things\, intimidating and leaving a trail of hungry animals. The animals\, including his loyal companion horse\, have had enough and decide to fight back. The Highway Rat’s greed grows and grows until it leads him to a sticky downfall. \nDirected by Jeroen Jaspaert\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Snail And The Whale\nSun 5 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nThe Snail and the Whale show us a restless young snail who has ambitions to travel the world. The other snails think she should stay put\, but she puts out a call for a “Lift wanted around the world”. Eventually\, her call is answered by a great big grey-blue humpback whale! She sets off with him across the seas. On their journey\, the Snailand the Whale discover towering icebergs and far-off lands\, fiery mountains and golden sands. When the whale gets confused by noisy motorboats zooming on the surface\, he loses his way in the shallows and ends up beached in an isolated bay. It’s down to the tiny snail to rescue the powerless whale. \nDirected by Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Greatest Showman\nSun 12 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating PG\nDuration: 105 mins \nStep right up… and into the spellbinding imagination of a man who set out to reveal that life itself can be the most thrilling show of all. Inspired by the legend and ambitions of America’s original pop-culture impresario\, P.T. Barnum\, comes an inspirational rags-to-riches tale of a brash dreamer who rose from nothing to prove that anything you can envision is possible and that everyone\, no matter how invisible\, has a stupendous story worthy of a world-class spectacle. \nDirector: Micael Gracey\nCast: Hugh Jackman\, Zac Efron\, Michelle Williams\, Rebecca Fergusson\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nShrek\nSun 19 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating PG\nDuration: 90 mins \nCelebrating 25 years since release! After his swamp is filled with magical creatures\, an ogre agrees to rescue a princess for a villainous lord in order to get his land back. \nDirectors: Vicky Jenson\, Andrew Andamson\nCast: Mike Myers\, Eddie Murphy\, Cameron Diaz\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMonsters Inc.\nSun 26 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating G\nDuration: 92 mins \nCelebrating 25 years since release. Monsters\, Inc. is the largest scare factory in the monster world\, and the top Kid-Scarer is James P. Sullivan\, a huge\, intimidating monster with blue fur\, large purple spots and horns\, known as “Sulley” to his friends. His Scare Assistant\, best friend and roommate is Mike Wazowski\, a lime green\, opinionated\, feisty monster. And visiting from the human world is Boo\, a tiny girl who turns the monster world upside down and teaches Sulley and Mike that laughter is more powerful than a scream. \nDirectors: Pete Docter\, David Silverman\, Lee Unkrich\nCast: John Goodman\, Billy Crystal\, Mary Gibbs\, Steve Buscemi\n€5 (plus booking fees)
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/family-film-club/2026-04-19/
LOCATION:Art Deco\, Ballymote
CATEGORIES:Arts,Family
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SUMMARY:Don Stiffe\, Ger O’Donnell & Trevor Sexton
DESCRIPTION:The combination of these three powerhouses of Irish vocals is one of the most exciting things happening in Irish music in recent times. \nDon Stiffe is one of the greatest singer / songwriters to have emerged on the Irish Folk Scene in recent years\, receiving critical acclaim and awards both at home and abroad. Don is a passionate and talented singer whose impressive performance style has moved audiences all over the world. \nStiffe’s version of the “Dimming of the Day”\, by Richard Thompson won “Vocal Cut of the Year’ at the Live Ireland 2010 Awards. This song featured on his debut solo album\, “Start of a Dream\, which was originally released in 2006\, achieving much critical acclaim. The renowned Irish Music Magazine described the musical quality of the album as being “in the Premier League”.\nThe combination of these three voices has garnered international attention and together they have upcoming Irish\, UK\, European and Canadian tours. \nWhen Sharon Shannon first heard them together she instantly had to have them on her next album! That has been recorded and will be coming out this year. She is also featuring on the trio’s album along with many world class musicians like Joanie Madden\, Derek Hickey & John Carty. \nGer O Donnell is a true multi-instrumentalist\, known best perhaps for his voice and mastery of the acoustic guitar\, but also for many other wonderful and unusual instruments and studio production. \nHe has exploded on to the scene and cemented his place in the genre with 6 chart topping hits in Ireland in the last few years. You’ll find many recordings of him on TV and all platforms with Dolores Keane\, Cherish the Ladies\, Sharon Shannon\, Paul Brady Tommy Sands\, & Sean Keane to name but a few. \nTrevor Sexton Known for his powerful voice\, amazing stage presence and exceptional skills across a variety of instruments\, Trevor has become a highly sought-after performer. A phenomenal songwriter too\, with hits like Fairytale topping the charts in Ireland and spreading all over the world. \nTogether\, Ger & Trevor have been touring and selling out venues all over the world in recent years. They have regular tours in the UK\, Europe\, Scandinavia\, the US and back home in Ireland. The duo has toured with Cherish the Ladies where they have teamed up with Don Stiffe and the combination of the three voices has become a phenomenon. \nGet your tickets here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/don-stiffe-ger-odonnell-trevor-sexton/
LOCATION:Coleman Irish Music Centre\, Gurteen
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Castle 2 Cave Camino 2026
DESCRIPTION:Castle 2 Cave Camino 2026 returns for it 5th year and takes places on Saturday 18th April! \nThis is a looped 34K Camino set in the heart of south east County Sligo.. \nStarting in Knockoconnor Keash this route has breath taking views along historical trail roads taking in the Caves of Keash\, Templevanny\, Corricknahorna\, Aughanagh\, Ballinafad \, Bunnadubber\, Limnagh Bog\, then crossing over the R295 and continuing over by Derrygola\, Dernaskeagh\, on to Toomour\, Daughloonagh before getting back to base. \nAll of these locations are steeped in history\, folklore myths and legends which we will share with you over the coming weeks. There are spectacular views over the landscape of county Sligo from the back of Ceis Chorainn on to Templevanney with assent and decent views over Lough Arrow\, Ballinafad Village and Ballinafad Castle also the Curlieu Mountains are running in close proximity to the famed Carrowkeel Megalithic Tombs. \nAlong with our 3 official water stops\, you can stop off at the Community Café in Ballinafad at the half way mark for refreshments before you head off again passing the Red Earls Road and taking the assent towards Limnagh Bog awash with flower and fawnagh and much wildlife\, Squirrels \, Pine Martens\, Jay Birds\, ducks and if you really observant some wild deer to mention a few. These wild animals will compliment the local docile sheep\, cows\, horses and donkeys together with their young that you would expect to see in mid April. Then you arrive back to Knockoconnor and the Eastern Harps GAA clubhouse for a hot meal. \nWe can provide changing rooms along with hot showers to all participants. We will present all participants with souvenirs of their day and if you have the energy you can round off the day with music and different beverages to suit all taste buds. \nThere is also an option of completing a shorter 21km looped route covering much of the same route as the 34km.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/castle-2-cave-camino-2026/
LOCATION:Sligo\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Education,Recreation,Family,Walking
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SUMMARY:A celebration of Music & Song 
DESCRIPTION:A unique night of Music and Song bringing together a multiple of performers from different platforms. Renowned Galway singer Seán Keane will headline the concert\, joined by a full band to perform his well known repertoire of songs. Seán will also join forces on the night with Stephen Doherty\, Michael Rooney & The Ceol Na nÓg Traditional Orchestra. \nThe orchestra under the direction of Stephen Doherty and Michael Rooney features over 70 teenagers from the region and beyond. They will perform a selection of compositions from Michael & Stephen including music from the newly commissioned Peace Plus Suite. As in previous years the orchestra will be joining Seán for some of his classic songs. This will be a unique opportunity to see the talented youth of our region perform with one of Ireland’s best known singers.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/a-celebration-of-music-song/
LOCATION:Hawkswell Theatre\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Arts,Community,Family
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SUMMARY:Freedom Flow
DESCRIPTION:Pilates & Lattes \nJoin Saoirse for a 50-minute mixed-level Mat Pilates class at the Ocean Sands Hotel\, Enniscrone\, followed by tea\, coffee or matcha from Offshore Coffee – included in your ticket. \nThis is a feel-good Pilates flow combining breath-led movement\, mobility and strength-based exercises designed to help you feel grounded\, energised and strong. \nThe class is open to all levels\, with plenty of options offered throughout so you can move in a way that feels right for your body. \nAfter class\, we’ll head for coffee together\, making this a lovely social way to move\, unwind and connect. Perfect if you’re coming solo\, meeting a friend\, or looking to meet new people in a relaxed\, welcoming setting. \nPlease note: \nThis class is not suitable during pregnancy\nMats are provided\nThis is an indoor event\nEvents are non refundable but if it is sold out and there is a waitlist send me a message and we can try sort something!
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/freedom-flow-3/
LOCATION:Ocean Sands Hotel Enniscrone
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Education,Recreation,Food
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SUMMARY:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun
DESCRIPTION:Cleveragh Junior parkrun is a free\, non- competitive weekly 2km event aimed for children ( 4-14 years old) of all abilities. Our goal is to promote exercise\, fun\, and family bonding. Kids can run\, skip\, walk\, and jump around our scenic course located at the Cleveragh sports pitches. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join in\, turning Sunday mornings into a rewarding family activity. \nHow Does It Work?\n\n● When: Every Sunday at 9.30am Sharp.\n● Where: Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.\n● Registration: Parents/Guardians need to complete a one-time registration for their child at www.parkrun.com\, selecting Cleveragh parkrun as the local event. Please print or save the barcode to your mobile and bring it weekly.\n● Rewards: They celebrate achievements with wristband milestones\, encouraging kids to stay active and set personal goals. \nWhere Can You Get More Information?\n\n● Visit the website at https://www.parkrun.ie/cleveragh-juniors/\n● Follow on social media: They are on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Cleveragh-junior-parkrun-61556175748994/ ● Email them at cleveraghjuniors@parkrun.com
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/cleveragh-junior-parkrun/2026-04-12/
LOCATION:Cleveragh Junior Parkrun\, opposite Sligo Sports Complex.
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation,Family
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SUMMARY:Family Film Club
DESCRIPTION:Families can dive into enchanting stories every week at the Family Film Club\, starting with The Gruffalo\, The Gruffalo’s Child and Stick Man in January\, moving into Room on the Broom\, The Smeds and the Smoods and Zog in February\, and continuing through March and April with Zog and the Flying Doctors\, Superworm\, Tabby McTat\, The Snail and the Whale\, The Highway Rat\, The Greatest Showman plus special 25th anniversary screenings of Shrek and Monsters Inc. \n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gruffalo\nSun 11 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nIn the heart of the Deep Dark Wood\, a clever mouse outsmarts predators by inventing the fearsome Gruffalo. But when a real Gruffalo appears\, the mouse must rely on wit to survive\, teaching lessons of courage and imagination. \nDirected by Jakob Schuh & Max Lang\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gruffalo’s Child\nSun 18 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nThe Gruffalo’s child\, despite her father’s warnings\, ventures out into the snowy Deep Dark Wood to find the mysterious Big Bad Mouse. On her adventure\, she encounters Snake\, Owl and Fox who all try to deceive her. Eventually\, shefinds Mouse who is neither ‘big’ nor ‘bad’ but looks like the perfect midnight feastafter her cold and weary evening. Once again\, Mouse must use his wits to trick the Gruffalo’s child and survive. This tale brings new life to the beloved world of The Gruffalo\, inviting audiences of all ages to join the little Gruffalo on a heartwarming journey of discovery\, bravery\, and family love. \nDirected by Johannes Weiland & Uwe Heidschötter\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStick Man\nSun 25 Jan 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \n‘Stick Man\,’ a wooden stick\, embarks on a journey to return to his family tree. Along the way\, he encounters various obstacles and learns the true value of love\, family\, and perseverance. \nDirected by Jeroen Jaspaert\nCo-Directed by Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRoom on the Broom\nSun 1 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nA kind-hearted witch invites various animals to join her on her broomstick. Together\, they encounter challenges and form unlikely friendships\, showcasing the importance of kindness\, inclusivity\, and teamwork. \nDirected byMax Lang & Jan Lachauer\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Smeds and The Smoos\nSun 15 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nOn a faraway planet\, two aliens\, Janet and Bill\, meet in the Wurpular Wood and become friends. The families\, the red Smeds and the blue Smoos\, are dismayed at the match. They must learn to overcome their differences though\, when Janet and Bill run off in Grandfather’s Smeds red rocket. The Smeds and the Smoos travel through space together on their search for Janet and Bill. As the two families are starting to lose hope and head back to their home planet\, they spot the runaway pairdown below in the Wurpular Wood. But they’re in for a surprise when Bill and Janet announce their tiny baby Smoo-Smed\, who is purple from head to toe. \nDirected by Samantha Cutler & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nZog\nSun 22 Feb 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nZog is the keenest student at Dragon School. However\, despite his best efforts\, he never wins the coveted gold star. Throughout a series of mishaps\, he meets a kind girl who patches him up each time. In Year Four\, the dragons are tasked with capturing a princess. Zog fails again\, but when he meets the girl\, she reveals she is a princess eager to escape her palace life. She lets Zog “capture” her\, and he finally earns his gold star. In Year Five\, Sir Gadabout the knight arrives to rescue Princess Pearl. She declares she doesn’t want to be a princess but a doctor. Gadabout decides to join her\, and together with Zog\, they create a team of flying doctors. \nDirected by Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nZog and The Flying Doctors\nSun 1 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nZog\, Princess Pearl\, and Sir Gadabout\, the Flying Doctors\, help creatures in need. One day\, they seek shelter at Pearl’s uncle’s castle after flying into a storm. The King\, upset with Pearl’s new role as a doctor\, locks her up in the castle. Discovering her uncle is sick\, Pearl decides to stay to find a cure. With help from Zog\, Gadabout\, and a clue from a dove\, she succeeds. After convincing the King to take the medicine\, he soon recovers\, finally admitting that princesses can be doctors too! A final grand goodbye sets the trio on their way once more\, and Zog and the Flying Doctors speed away into the sunset. \nDirected by Sean Mullin\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTiddler\nSun 8 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 24 mins \nTiddler\, the tale of a little fish with a big imagination. Every day\, he creates a new story to entertain his classmates\, and especially his best friend Johnny Dory. One morning\, while dreaming up his latest story\, Tiddler gets lost in the middle of the ocean. He has no hope of getting home until he hears a familiar story and is saved by his own storytelling. \nDirected by Andy Martin and Alex Bain\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSuperworm\nSun 15 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 26 mins \nSuperworm is a wonderfully unlikely comic hero. His skills and big heart keep on saving the day. Butterfly has been Superworm’s best friend since he was small\, and she was a caterpillar. They love helping the other garden animals: they save the baby toad from a major road\, they entertain bored bees\, and rescue a beetle. Superworm begins to get a bit too full of himself and starts to ignore his friend. When the evil Wizard Lizard hears of Superworm’s powers\, he sends his servant\, Crow\, to kidnap him. Butterfly hatches a plan with the other garden creatures to save Superworm. All the animals celebrate Superworm’s return\, and Butterfly forgives Superworm for his bigheadedness. The pair are reunited as friends. \nDirected by Sarah Scrimgeour & Jac Hamman\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTabby McTat\nSun 22 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 24 mins \nIn the bustling heart of London\, Tabby McTat\, a singing cat\, and his busker friend Fred\, entertain passing crowds with their duo singing act. The pair are “purrrfectly happy” performing on the city streets until one day they are unexpectedly separated. Tabby McTat is alone and hungry in the city and searches for Fred for days. He doesn’t findFred\, but he does find a new feline friend\, Sock. Sock’s owners warmly invite Tabby McTat into their home\, and before too long. Sock and Tabby McTat have created three tiny kittens! Meanwhile\, Fred is looking for Tabby McTat and singing a solemn solo act. When the two are finally reunited\, will their friendship stand up to all the changes in their lives? \nDirected by Sarah Scrimgeour & Jac Hamman\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Highway Rat\nSun 29 March 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 25 mins \nThe Highway Rat tells the tale of a greedy\, ravenous rat who journeys the highway with his horse\, stealing treats from everyone he encounters. He craves buns\, biscuits and all sweet things\, intimidating and leaving a trail of hungry animals. The animals\, including his loyal companion horse\, have had enough and decide to fight back. The Highway Rat’s greed grows and grows until it leads him to a sticky downfall. \nDirected by Jeroen Jaspaert\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Snail And The Whale\nSun 5 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nAge: 3-7\nDuration: 27 mins \nThe Snail and the Whale show us a restless young snail who has ambitions to travel the world. The other snails think she should stay put\, but she puts out a call for a “Lift wanted around the world”. Eventually\, her call is answered by a great big grey-blue humpback whale! She sets off with him across the seas. On their journey\, the Snailand the Whale discover towering icebergs and far-off lands\, fiery mountains and golden sands. When the whale gets confused by noisy motorboats zooming on the surface\, he loses his way in the shallows and ends up beached in an isolated bay. It’s down to the tiny snail to rescue the powerless whale. \nDirected by Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon\nProduced by Magic Light Pictures\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Greatest Showman\nSun 12 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating PG\nDuration: 105 mins \nStep right up… and into the spellbinding imagination of a man who set out to reveal that life itself can be the most thrilling show of all. Inspired by the legend and ambitions of America’s original pop-culture impresario\, P.T. Barnum\, comes an inspirational rags-to-riches tale of a brash dreamer who rose from nothing to prove that anything you can envision is possible and that everyone\, no matter how invisible\, has a stupendous story worthy of a world-class spectacle. \nDirector: Micael Gracey\nCast: Hugh Jackman\, Zac Efron\, Michelle Williams\, Rebecca Fergusson\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nShrek\nSun 19 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating PG\nDuration: 90 mins \nCelebrating 25 years since release! After his swamp is filled with magical creatures\, an ogre agrees to rescue a princess for a villainous lord in order to get his land back. \nDirectors: Vicky Jenson\, Andrew Andamson\nCast: Mike Myers\, Eddie Murphy\, Cameron Diaz\n€5 (plus booking fees) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMonsters Inc.\nSun 26 April 2026\, 12pm\n\n\nRating G\nDuration: 92 mins \nCelebrating 25 years since release. Monsters\, Inc. is the largest scare factory in the monster world\, and the top Kid-Scarer is James P. Sullivan\, a huge\, intimidating monster with blue fur\, large purple spots and horns\, known as “Sulley” to his friends. His Scare Assistant\, best friend and roommate is Mike Wazowski\, a lime green\, opinionated\, feisty monster. And visiting from the human world is Boo\, a tiny girl who turns the monster world upside down and teaches Sulley and Mike that laughter is more powerful than a scream. \nDirectors: Pete Docter\, David Silverman\, Lee Unkrich\nCast: John Goodman\, Billy Crystal\, Mary Gibbs\, Steve Buscemi\n€5 (plus booking fees)
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/family-film-club/2026-04-12/
LOCATION:Art Deco\, Ballymote
CATEGORIES:Arts,Family
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