With a whopping 700+ free creative activities taking place nationwide, Cruinniú na nÓg invites anyone under 18 to unleash their inner creative on Saturday 15 June.

A brand new festival created for children - by children, get ready for Right Here Right Now!

Supporting the creation of socially-engaged art works, Other People’s Practices examines how the users of mental health services can creatively collaborate with artists.

Ever inspirational, Ireland’s premier design conference OFFSET returns for its tenth year, this time with a vibrant Creative Ireland-led discussion series.

The Glucksman’s Classroom Museum is getting primary pupils happily hands-on with contemporary art.

Intent on preserving print’s traditional craft and heritage, the National Print Museum is passing its unique skills onto just the right type of people.

Back with a bang for its second outing, Cruinniú na nÓg is set to bring even more creative fun and flair to the country’s youth on 15 June 2019!

Three Government departments have announced a combined 2019 investment of €6 million for the Creative Ireland Programme’s dynamic Creative Youth initiative.

The new Open Youth Orchestra of Ireland is set to be the very first of its kind in Europe.

Limerick school pupils get to grips with contemporary art thanks to EVA International’s new initiative.

Three Education and Training Boards are to pilot a new initiative promoting young people’s creativity.

Companies are invited to express their interest in Business to Arts’ expanding Artist-in-Residence Programme by 15 February 2019.