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Events Coming Soon
Thu 05 MarGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories with Karen Edwards. These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Fri 06 MarBallyclare LibraryDenise Weir captivates audiences with her warm, engaging storytelling style. Her tales unfold gently, drawing listeners into worlds rich with heart, humour and imagination. Booking advisable. Contact Library staff.
Mon 09 MarHolywood LibraryGail is a storyteller and facilitator from Bangor. Her gentle voice draws you into the world of her stories. She loves to tell reminiscence stories interwoven with myths and wisdom tales.
Mon 09 MarPortaferry LibraryAodán ‘Jaff’ Mac Séafraidh is an experienced storyteller and uilleann piper who uses stories and legends associated with traditional music to create a world of legend and delight.
Tue 10 MarBallycastle LibraryStephen O'Hara is a storyteller who delves deep into Irish folklore and mythology, breathing life into ancient heroes, mythical creatures and forgotten legends. His stories bring the past of this place into the present, memorialising lost characters and making sense of superstitions and customs.
Wed 11 MarBangor Carnegie LibraryStoryteller, author and poet, Maura Johnston certainly has a way with words. Her stories are grounded in this place and are sure to evoke memories of times gone by. Join us for an afternoon of fine storytelling that will warm your heart.
Wed 11 MarKillyleagh LibrarySinead McAleavey is an Ulster storytelling champion who tells stories of the Mournes and the legends of Ulster. Come along to this storytelling event to be transported to lands of myth and hear tales of times past. This event is free. Booking advisable- contact Library staff for details.
Wed 18 MarLisburn City LibraryA native of Co. Down, Marianne McShane is a writer, storyteller and former children’s librarian whose lyrical storytelling has captivated audiences from Cape Clear to Central Park. Suggested donation £3.
Thu 19 MarGlenarm Village HallStep into an afternoon of storytelling with Masako Carey in Glenarm. Free and open to all, these sessions are supported by National Lottery funding through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Thu 19 MarTullycarnet LibraryStephen O'Hara, is a storyteller who delves deep into Irish folklore and mythology, breathing life into ancient heroes, mythical creatures, and forgotten legends.
Wed 08 AprBangor Carnegie LibrarySince 1989, Daniel Morden has captivated audiences around the globe with his storytelling. From timeless Greek myths to thrilling adventures and even some delightfully awful jokes Daniel’s repertoire has something for everyone. Join us for an afternoon of wonder and storytelling at its finest.
Thu 09 AprGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories with Mabel Jenkins. These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Wed 15 AprLisburn City LibraryOlivia Armstrong is an Irish performance storyteller who tells stories of wonder and magic for all ages and communities. She has created site-specific performances for many unusual locations, including castles, caves, ships and palaces. Suggested donation £3
Thu 16 AprTullycarnet LibraryOlivia Armstrong is an Irish performance storyteller who tells stories of wonder and magic for all ages and communities. She has created site-specific performances for many unusual locations, including castles, caves, ships and palaces.
Thu 23 AprGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories with Sharon DIckson These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Thu 07 MayGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories and songs with Michael Bird. These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Wed 13 MayBangor Carnegie LibraryMeet Nuala O'Toole. A natural storyteller, Nuala weaves warmth, emotion and connection into every session. Her storytelling draws people in, creating spaces where stories aren't just told, but truly felt. Suggested donation £3
Wed 20 MayLisburn City LibraryFran O'Boyle is a storyteller and artist who is based in County Donegal with Glens of Antrim roots. He has been working as a professional storyteller for more years than he cares to remember in schools, festivals, museums, and libraries all over Ireland and the U.K.
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