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SUMMARY:THREADS: Time\, Memory and Material Curated by Lindsay LeBlanc
DESCRIPTION:Photo Credit: Photography by Philip Lauterbach. Artist Madeleine Hellier. \nOpening Times \n\nFri 28 Aug: 11am–3pm\nSat 29 Aug: 1pm–4pm\nSun 30 Aug: 1pm–4pm\nFri 4 Sept: 1pm–4pm\nSat 5 Sept: 1pm–4pm\nSun 6 Sept: 1pm–4pm\n\nFestival Duration Dates & Times: \n\nThu 10 Sept: 3pm–5pm\nFri 11 Sept: 12pm–3pm & 5:30pm–7pm\nSat 12 Sept: 12pm–4pm & 6:30pm–8pm\nSun 13 Sept: 12:30pm–4pm\n\nTHREADS: Time\, Memory and Material is a curated exhibition of contemporary glass presented by the Glass Society of Ireland in partnership with Cashel Arts Festival 2026. Set within the Cathedral Chapter House\, former home of the Bolton Library until 2016\, the exhibition brings contemporary glass into dialogue with a space shaped by knowledge\, preservation\, and time. \nCurated by artist Lindsay LeBlanc\, whose practice explores memory\, ecology\, place\, and narrative through glass installation\, the exhibition reflects an ongoing commitment to site-responsive exhibition making. \nFeaturing artists working across a range of glass processes and material approaches\, THREADS explores ideas of archive\, fragility\, and transformation. Informed by the historical and ecclesiastical landscape of Cashel\, the works engage with the architecture\, atmosphere\, and layered histories of the site\, creating connections between object\, material\, and place.\nGlass Society of Ireland \nThe Glass Society of Ireland (GSOI) is an all-island organisation representing professional practitioners working across the breadth of contemporary glass practice in Ireland and abroad. As a volunteer and member-run organisation\, GSOI supports excellence in making\, promotes visibility for Irish glass nationally and internationally\, and advocates for glass as a vital and evolving material discipline. \nIts members are recognised through exhibitions\, commissions\, public collections\, residencies\, education\, and research both nationally and internationally. Through exhibitions\, events\, publications\, masterclasses\, and professional development opportunities\, GSOI continues to support and expand contemporary glass practice across Ireland while fostering connection and exchange between artists working in the medium.
URL:https://cashelartsfest.com/event/threads-time-memory-and-material-curated-by-lindsay-leblanc/
LOCATION:Chapter House (Formally Bolton Library)\, GPA Building\, John Street\, Cashel\, Tipperary
CATEGORIES:Accessibility,Art,Exhibition,Featured,Friday,Saturday,Sunday,Thursday,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:The Bolton Lecture: Celebrating Cashel’s Rich Cultural Legacy
DESCRIPTION:Please Note: Pre-booking is essential as places are limited. \nCashel Arts Festival is delighted to welcome Caoilfhionn Gallagher KC to give this year’s Bolton Lecture\, titled “When the Journalist Becomes the Story – Attacks on Journalists and Securing Justice\,” on Saturday\, September 12th. \nCaoilfhionn Gallagher KC is one of the world’s leading human rights lawyers. Over the past 25 years she has acted in many landmark cases in the UK\, Europe and internationally\, including representing bereaved families of the Hillsborough Disaster and the 7/7 London Bombings\, and in test cases which have changed laws on children’s rights\, for survivors of abuse\, and on access to abortion in Northern Ireland. \nInternationally\, Caoilfhionn’s work for wrongfully imprisoned people has seen her take on governments around the world\, and she has secured the freedom of over 85 wrongly imprisoned journalists\, bloggers\, cartoonists\, businesspeople\, and activists (and one rapper). She is the world’s leading expert on accountability for deaths of journalists and regularly acts for bereaved families of journalists killed for their work. Caoilfhionn was appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in 2017 for her “outstanding contribution to the protection of human rights\,” for devising a mass advertising campaign to highlight positive stories about the Human Rights Act. In 2023 she was awarded the President of Ireland’s Distinguished Service Award and in 2025 she was Irish Tatler’s International Woman of the Year. \nOnline booking is now closed. Tickets will be available to purchase at the venue.
URL:https://cashelartsfest.com/event/the-bolton-lecture-celebrating-cashels-rich-cultural-legacy/
LOCATION:St. John the Baptist Cathedral\, John Street\, Cashel\, Tipperary\, E25 R250\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Accessibility,Featured,Saturday,Talk
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SUMMARY:Brothers Moving
DESCRIPTION:Please Note: Tickets are available to purchase via the Brú Ború website. \nBrothers Moving is an energetic and captivating band known for their raw\, acoustic-driven sound that blends elements of folk\, blues\, and rock. Originally from Denmark\, the band gained international attention through their spontaneous street performances\, particularly in New York City. Their live performances are a whirlwind of infectious rhythms\, powerful vocals\, and tight harmonies\, often transforming public spaces into impromptu concert venues. \nThe band’s ability to connect with audiences through their passionate and unfiltered performances makes each show a unique experience\, filled with an authentic\, heartfelt energy that resonates deeply with listeners. Having performed on countless stages worldwide spanning from Moscow to New York City\, Brothers Moving has gained an international audience of millions through their captivating live performances and raw musical energy. With their street performance videos amassing millions of views on Facebook and YouTube\, they have translated that energy into five EPs and albums\, sustaining a loyal fanbase with over 260k monthly listeners on Spotify. A rare opportunity to see this amazing band in Ireland! \nBuy Tickets €24\n\nSupported by MacHenry and The Dog Roses \n\nMacHenry and The Dog Roses’- a 3-piece folk band hailing from Tooreen in Mayo. Consisting of Ethan Henry (guitar & vocals) and sisters Elizabeth (harp & piano) and Victoria (violin) Burcovschi. They got their first big break when they won the ‘Night and Day’ song competition in 2024\, and from there\, they have perfected their own unique sound. Touching on many different topics through their music\, like dementia and wars\, the band released their debut album ‘After The Rain’ on March 6th 2026. They hope their music will resonate with people that listen.
URL:https://cashelartsfest.com/event/brothers-moving/
LOCATION:Brú Ború\, Beside the Rock of Cashel\, Cashel\, Tipperary\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Featured,Music,Saturday
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