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MYTH, FAIRYTALES, and folkloric characters who continue to capture the imagination, are the subject of a new exhibition by County Galway artist Kathy Ross, which is currently on show in The Secret Garden, William Street West.

Throughout the RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival, which takes place from April 30 - May 8 Athlone Arts and Tourism will run a number of fringe events including three workshops, two exhibitions, a marionette performance, and a poetry recital.

The countdown has begun for excited young audiences as final preparations are underway before Baboró International Arts Festival for Children opens its doors to thousands of schoolchildren and families next Monday October 14 running until Sunday October 20.

Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Company are no strangers to the Roscommon stage, having worked with local schools in recent years on various aerial dance projects. Originating from Donegal, they described themselves as a pint-sized Cirque du Soleil. Their work has toured internationally to some of the biggest arts festivals in the world. This October they tour Catch Me, their brand new show for all ages where audiences get to watch as the performers swing through the air in an awe-inspiring airborne production. Catch Me comes to Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday October 23 at 8pm.

IF YOU go down to the woods today you are sure to get all kinds of surprises, that is if the woods are the ones featured in An Taibhdhearc’s upcoming panto Cochaillín Dearg (Little Red Riding Hood) which is on next week at The Black Box.

Saturday Night Live and theatre shows for children might seem to be at the opposite ends of the performance spectrum - can you picture what Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi might have come up with in front of youngsters? - yet they spring from the same performance philosophies and ideas developed in Illinois in the 1920s.

A world of imagination and wonder will be opened up to Galway children though theatre, dance, literature, and a host of fun events during next month’s Baboró International Arts Festival For Children.

LITTLE RED Riding Hood, a sweet little girl or blood thirsty mass murderer? Wolfie, a monstrous beast or sensitive canine dude who eats grannies?

The very popular Can Can Casino, a show of old world charm with a hint of Vaudeville, Cabaret and Burlesque is returning to Kytelers Inn, Kilkenny on Wednesday, December 23.

DETAILS OF this year’s Baboró International Arts Festival for Children were unveiled at a reception on Monday afternoon and, as ever, a whole host of exciting events feature on what is a packed programme.