a-MAZ-ing Porthaw
https://youtu.be/Ls0t2rMZG6w?si=Knos2RvnYpcnoxIQ "Donegal is famous for the great beaches all along its coasts. Drawing in the sand is a totally natural reaction for people. Soon as you take a kid to…
Buncrana Big Pop
Buncrana Goes Pop Children’s Art Festival ran from Monday 14th to Friday 18th July 2008. Children aged 7 – 12 years of age, participated in a combined programme of art, music making and drama workshops. The festival educated the children about the 20th Century movement entitled Pop Art.
Signal
Signal will build on the success of the previous year's project, Beacon and will also link to 'Headland' a large scale exhibition, seminar and publication planned for 2005 based on invited artists and curators which will focus on challenging notions of land and landscape.
African Arts Day
African Arts Day with Simply Music and Artlink at Tullyarvan Mill on Saturday 24 July 2004. Workshops in Traditional African music, art and craft. Event organised in conjunction with Donegal African Women's Network and facilitated by Simply Music
Drawing a Balance: A Journey in Art, Education and Community
On Monday 13November, the Minister for Education and Science, Dr Michael Woods T.D., visited Tullyarvan Mill, Buncrana to officially launch a book entitled Drawing a Balance:
Beyond Borders
Beyond Borders 1994: Public Art piece in Glengad by David Wilkinson, visit to Ballymena school by Aileen Barr and Philip McFadden, Mockbeggar Theatre Group with James Connoly Hospital Special Needs Group, Orbestra music ensemble, Patsy Devine, Sinead McSheffrey, Alice McCartney and Mary Tudor worked in Craigtown, Karen Tovell; Austrailian Storyteller on resdiency worked will Illies, Greencastle, Mailn and Carndonagh National Schools. Co-ordinated by Angela McLaughlin