The inaugural year of the Art of Change programme has now concluded for 2024! The Art of Change is a youth arts initiative run by the Kilkenny Arts Office, for individuals aged

Time: Tuesday 17 December, 5.30pm to 6.30pm Location: Tea House (with steps), Bateman Quay, Kilkenny Booking: Book via Eventbrite *Limited to 17 attendees https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/in-conversation-at-the-tea-house-carrie-lynam-claire-halpin-tickets-1100937667199?aff=oddtdtcreator Join us to mark the conclusion of Carrie

Join us for a Talk & Walk with artist Gareth Kennedy as part of his Rhizome residency, enabled by the Kilkenny Arts Office exploring potentials for novel green spaces and citizen based

Carrie Lynam is the current resident artist at the Tea Houses.   Her work questions how the erosion of personal privacy in our digital age affects how we view and portray ourselves

This opportunity is designed for individuals from underrepresented backgrounds, including those based on age, civil or family status, disability, gender, membership of the Traveller Community, race, religion, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status.

The Age & Opportunity Tyrone Guthrie Centre Residency Award, in partnership with the Kilkenny County Council Arts Office, aims to support professional artists aged 50 and above in developing their practice. The

Bookville 2024, our 8th consecutive festival, was a resounding success. Bookville Festival is an initiative of  This year’s festival delivered a fantastic programme that included in-person and virtual workshops, the Bookville book,

This summer Kilkenny Arts Office launched IN BLOOM a new gig series for young people in the city. The programme ran a number of gigs for young emerging musicians, singer-song writers, DJs