We’re excited to announce the publication launch of the second issue of The Nore Review – an annual art journal that offers a small insight into art practices and artists working in
Read More +Cill Chainnigh is a typeface collectively designed at a workshop held by Jamie Smyth at the Tea Houses, Kilkenny on 29 October 2025. Workshop participants were Paul Bokslag,
Read More +Have you spotted our new commission at the Market Yard bus stop? We are with you to the end is a public intervention presented across the river from the former Carnegie Public
Read More +Irish Theatre Institute has announced the artists selected for Six in the Attic and Virtual Attic 2026. Thirteen theatre makers from across Ireland will take part in this year-long development programme, which offers
Read More +The Tea Houses, Bateman Quay, Kilkenny Wednesday 10 December Performance: 6pm – 6:30pm Q&A: 6:30pm – 6:45pm Book via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/intersection-performance-by-artist-arlene-caffrey-tickets-1972757515835?aff=oddtdtcreator Intersection is a live performance by visual artist Arlene Caffrey.
Read More +We’re thrilled to host writer, performer and autism and disability advocate Eleanor Walsh at the Tea Houses as part of the Gap Day national programme, providing professional freelance theatre practitioners across Ireland
Read More +We’ve had the pleasure of welcoming Leah Corbett for a residency at the Tea Houses throughout the month of October. Leah Corbett is an artist, curator, collaborator and facilitator based in Carlow.
Read More +Exhibition Opening 3pm Saturday, November 15th All are welcome, open daily 11.30AM – 5.30PM from November 16th – November 29th At: The Tea Houses, Kilkenny The Tea Houses presents the upcoming exhibition,
Read More +Transform Your Creative Work through Ecoliteracy for Thriving, Just Futures: A Half-Day Learning Session Workshop for Artists, Arts Educators & Community Art Facilitators Facilitated by eco-poet and environmental writer Grace Wells with
Read More +Six in the Attic (SITA) and Six in the Virtual Attic are Irish Theatre Institute (ITI)’s key artist development programmes. This year-long initiative provides playwrights and theatre makers with the space, resources,
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