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An unquestionably enlightening literary discussion, ‘Motherhood and Madness’ will be held on Wednesday, April 5 at 8pm to commemorate the launch of Milk: On Motherhood and Madness by Alice Kinsella. On the night, Alice will be joined by fellow writer Sophie White, and author Una Mannion moderating proceedings.

The Linenhall Arts Centre have released their multifaceted Autumn and Winter programme of live events from September to December 2022 with their latest brochure.

After busy summer months of workshops and a wholly encompassing art exhibition, the Linenhall’s live programme is back with a bang this September, featuring a wide spectrum of music performances.

Calling all amateur photographers! The Linenhall Arts Centre and Mayo Rollers, a branch of the Castlebar Skate Club, are holding a dynamic outdoor photography challenge on Market Square, Castlebar this Saturday, August 20 at 6pm.

Nolan collaborated with groups and organisations throughout Mayo such as Outwest, Artsquad Mayo, Mayo Rollers, and HEARTH, among many others, to curate one of the largest exhibitions the Linenhall has had the privilege to host, displaying outstanding pieces from one of Ireland’s most prestigious art collections, that of the The Arts Council.

Among the many multi-faceted events programmed at the Linenhall Arts Centre this July are two compelling stage productions, of very different, but equally engaging ilks.

Bringing an eclectic music element to the Linenhall theatre on Friday, June 24, is ‘No Crows’, a dynamic folk orchestra from the multicultural melting pot of Sligo’s music scene.

To mark Cruinniú na nÓg 2022, Ireland’s national day of celebrating children’s creativity on Saturday June 11, the Linenhall Arts Centre has devised a thoroughly engaging programme of workshops for children and young people to delve into their artistic capabilities.

To mark Cruinniú na nÓg 2022, Ireland’s national day of celebrating children’s creativity on Saturday June 11, the Linenhall Arts Centre has devised a thoroughly engaging programme of workshops for children and young people to delve into their artistic capabilities.

Proudly hosted by the Linenhall this week is The Visit, as Blanchardstown based theatre company Draoicht bring their touring play to Mayo on Thursday, June 2. Centered around Rose, played by Mary O’Driscoll, this masterpiece of new theatre writing is brought vividly to dramatic life by Ireland’s foremost playwright, Deirdre Kinahan.