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Baboró International Arts Festival for Children has been awarded funding from Creative Europe to embark on a four-year project, working with 17 other European partners.

Children will be charmed by tomorrow's Heritage Week programme at Merlin Park woods.

DYLAN MORAN, Sean Lock, Reginald D Hunter, Jason Byrne, Rich Hall, Milton Jones, Gina Yashere, Joel Dommett, Rhys Darby, Enya Martin, Al Murray and Dermot & Dave are just some of the stand-up superstars heading to Galway for this year’s Vodafone Comedy Carnival Galway 2018.

Following the success of ‘The 2 Johnnies’ recent appearance at The Prince, Athlone, comedy returns to the popular venue next month with Farmer Michael and Kathleen taking to the stage on September 28 at the ever popular Church Street venue.

Luan Gallery is delighted to introduce Curator Rayne Booth for the autumn instalment of an ‘Artists Talk’ with artists Eoin Francis McCormack and Susanne Wawra. This event will take place on Saturday, August 25 at 2pm.

It’s time to get ‘All Shook Up’ at The Prince Bar, Athlone on Saturday, August 25, with the return of ‘The Elvis Experience Show’. Featuring Tim Ryan in the role of ‘The King’, hit after hit from this legendary music icon are certain to crowd please throughout the night.

DIG WHERE You Stand 2018, the documentary funding scheme for young filmmakers in Galway city and county, is seeking submissions, and is open to anyone based in Galway under 35.

“THIS IS a man’s world/but it don’t mean nothing without a woman or a girl," James Brown famously sang and it is a view probably shared by Smithy, the protagonist of Ken Rogan’s acclaimed comedy-drama, Hero, which is coming to the Town Hall Theatre.

“IT'S BEEN about 20 years since I last played Galway,” Tim Vine begins our interview, and that is before I have even got the chance to ask him a question. “I was just looking through my diaries; I’ve got every diary I kept ever since I started doing comedy so it will be listed here somewhere, I just can’t find it right now.”

ITS ORIGINS lie in Portugal, its birthplace was Hawaii, and today the tiny guitar with four strings we call a ukulele is loved the world over, and as Galway is Ireland's festival city, why not have a ukulele festival?