BRIAN LITTLE Work that aims to reveal the inherent beauty of driftwood, the shape of which is its own - crafted by time, nature and ocean journeys.

DÓMHNAL Ó BRIC Seasann Cruach Mhárthain go feiceálach i measc sléibhte iarthar Duibhneach. Fiosraíonn na híomhánna an seasamh seo le leagain súl éagsúla ag féachaint ar an gceangal leis an dúthaigh máguaird. These 21 views explore its setting and standing in the region.

MICK DAVIS Sculptor Mick Davis presents a series of sketches and watercolours inspired by the people and places around him.

JENNY MCCARTHY / LYNNE STRATTON Exhibition of paintings that gracefully capture the essence of winged wonders with feature sculptures by Lynne Stratton.

RUTH CARBERY An exhibition of paintings and drawings/mixed media by Ruth Carbery.

LAURENCE JONES Laurence uses pictures and words to capture moments of unease and absurdity that knock our civilised and ordered lives off track.

JILL FITZGERALD A story of family life during the Covid Lockdown, told on a patchwork quilt.

BLANCA QUINTAS This exhibition explores, through different techniques, the endless possibilities of the materials that the ocean brings us back; creating anything from jewellery to ornamental and functional household objects.

EDEL PARTINGTON Working with colourful fabrics to cheer your day, Edel creates scenes from our wild and beautiful locality, using bright and bold colours in her table runners, purses, postcards, pictures and much more.

MÁIRE SIOCHRÚ Taispeántas oibre le meáin difriúla, le híle, gloine dhaite agus dealbhóireacht sreinge san áireamh.

Our end of year Art, Craft & Design exhibition incorporates wire sculpture, painting & mixed media, relief printmaking and jewellery artworks. Through many diverse mediums this exhibition celebrates the creative talents and individual ideas of those who took part in some of our Art and Craft FET programmes. We hope you enjoy the wonderful painted colours, graphic prints and wire used in ways you never thought possible.

MANUS BÁN “When you feel comfortable with the landscape you become part of it, just as much as the cliffs, the broken down sheds, the rushes and stones in the fields, the tourist hotspots and the behind the ditch artistic notspots. You are part of it’s soul.”

An exhibition of paintings from the Dingle Art Group themed on the environment around us.

SYRA LARKIN, EITHNE O'RIORDAN, GERRY BARRY Three artists have come together for Féile na Bealtaine to exhibit their own work with the intention of supporting each other. In addition to the exhibition, Gerry Barry will present a video documentary of the artist at work at 12 midday on Saturday 4th in the exhibition room. This will be  followed by Syra Larkin's 'There is Still Time ' slide presentation.

Contemporary Tapestry Artists Ireland (CTA) is a group of professional tapestry weavers working in studios all over the country who come together to collaborate and exhibit their work to raise the profile of this textile medium. Slow Time with a Butterfly refers to the slow, detailed practice of tapestry weaving. The technique uses “butterflies” or bobbins of coloured yarns woven through a cotton or linen warp to create the image of the artist’s design.

ANNE LUNDON Paintings from the environment around us.

Tá roinnt saothair dá chuid féin scríofa ag Fearghas ina measc sin tá ‘An Slipéar Gloine’. Is athinsint ghreannmhar spraíúil é ‘An Slipéar Gloine’ ar an seanscéal ‘Luaithrín’.

Scéalaíocht agus ceardaíocht.  Nature inspired story and crafts. Tales will be told inspired by Irish wildlife and clay creatures will be crafted inspired by the stories told.

Pas na Féile The Festival Pas entitles access to all events (except yoga events)

YUNJEE KIM The artist draws inspiration primarily from the natural world. Her paintings are a doorway; the product of a process of mediation on the inner world, resulting in a refined form of self-expression.

Tá roinnt saothair dá chuid féin scríofa ag Fearghas ina measc sin tá ‘An Slipéar Gloine’. Is athinsint ghreannmhar spraíúil é ‘An Slipéar Gloine’ ar an seanscéal ‘Luaithrín’.

Scéalaíocht agus ceardaíocht.  Nature inspired story and crafts. Tales will be told inspired by Irish wildlife and clay creatures will be crafted inspired by the stories told.

Muiris Ó Fiannachta will officially open the festival and you'll catch David Geaney dancing and music by Marck Crickard and Morris McKenna.  Join us!

The inner world and the outer world are mirrored as we celebrate the life of one of Ireland’s most fascinating intellects.

Sa chaint seo le Tomás Ó Luing, tugann sé éachaint siar ar saol atá imithe anois, ach saol go raibh tionchar mór aige ar Tomás. Gan dabht beidh scéal nó dhó le clos chomh maith!

All welcome (16+) no experience needed.