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Award-winning comedian Neil Delamere returns to Roscommon Arts Centre on Thursday, May 11, with his new stand-up show DELAMERIUM.

Celebrating over 20 years together, The Celtic Tenors return to Roscommon Arts Centre this weekend, Saturday, April 15, with their ever popular show featuring snippets from their ninth studio album, An Irish Songbook.

Celebrating over 20 years together, The Celtic Tenors are marking their return to Roscommon Arts Centre on Saturday, April 15, with this ever popular show featuring snippets from their ninth studio album, An Irish Songbook.

Roscommon-based Enchanted Croí Theatre has recently announced that its production of the new contemporary folk musical ‘In the Midst of Plenty’ will embark on a 13-venue nationwide tour through spring and summer 2023. The show is the work of California-based law professor and writer/composer-lyricist Amy Day, who was inspired to write the show in 2019 after visiting the National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park while on a day off from teaching a course in international children’s rights at the Irish Centre for Human Rights at the University of Galway. The cast includes Galway native Martin Gilligan and Galway-based singer-songwriter Tracy Bruen.

Celebrating over 20 years together, The Celtic Tenors are marking their return to Roscommon Arts Centre on Saturday, April 15, with this ever popular show featuring snippets from their ninth studio album, An Irish Songbook.

Celebrating over 20 years together, The Celtic Tenors are marking their return to Roscommon Arts Centre on Saturday, April 15, with this ever popular show featuring snippets from their ninth studio album, An Irish Songbook.

Knockcroghery local, Vincent Pierse, has generously organised a 'Grand Variety Concert' in aid of Somalia at Roscommon Arts Centre on Saturday, February 25. at 8pm.

The Westmeath Arts Office is inviting local writers to apply for the Irish Writers Centre National Mentoring Programme 2023.

Druid Theatre Company will present their five-star production of ‘The Last Return’, Sonya Kelly’s award-winning new comedy, at Roscommon Arts Centre on February 9, 10 and 11 as part of their national tour.

As Naomi Draper enters the third year of her curatorial residency at Roscommon Arts Centre she is interested in extending her research to look directly at the extraction of material from our natural landscape, exploring the site, use, relationship and impact these interventions may have, looking at the potential of the natural landscape as archive and repository, holding and preserving information, as well as our human desire to draw from it.