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Lunchtime Concert with ConTempo
Lunchtime Concert with ConTempo
Galway Music Residency presents their monthly lunchtime concert with ConTempo Free Admission
Galway Music Residency presents their monthly lunchtime concert with ConTempo Free Admission
Chiaroscuro with Conductor Daniel Beuster Tickets on the door: €20 and €15 concession
Friday Sept 12 Doors 6pm, sit down 6:30 pm Tickets are €45 per person from www.galwayclimatefestival.ie 3 course meal, served family style at a long table pop up Join us in the medieval splendour of S. Nicholas's church for The Féasta harvest banquet ! The premise is simple; everything on the table must come from […]
A Jubilee of Hope pilgrim walk to seven holy places in Galway City, taking place on Saturday 13 September 2025. The seven destinations are: Galway Cathedral The Franciscan Abbey, St Francis Street St Nicholas' Collegiate Church The Augustinian Church, St Augustine Street St Mary's Dominican Church, Claddagh The Joseph's Church, Presentation Road The Poor Clare […]
Our much loved series of Coffee Concerts returns for our autumn season! Come enjoy a concert in the surrounds of Galway's medieval church...€10 on the door covers concert, tea & coffee, and baked goodies. In aid of the Schola Cantorum
Abhaile (towards home): An exquisite and thought provoking concert from the Luminosa String Orchestra with Christopher George: Guest Conductor, and Paul Ezergaillis: Concertmaster Tickets from Luminosa.ie This concert has been curated around the idea of coming home. That might conjour up positive images of returning to your home after being away, but perhaps you can't […]
Arvo Pärt at 90 Chamber Choir Ireland Conductor Nils Schweckendiek Ireland’s national chamber choir celebrates Arvo Pärt's 90th birthday. Arvo Pärt is one of the most influential and widely performed living composers today, known for his highly original ‘tintinnabuli’ musical language inspired by the resonances of church bells. Chamber Choir Ireland celebrates the great Estonian composer's 90th birthday with a […]
One of the most emotional film experiences of any era, Carl Theodor Dreyer’s 1928 The Passion of Joan of Arc is a miracle of the cinema, an enigmatic and profoundly moving work that merges the worlds of the viewer and of saintly Joan herself into one shared experience of hushed delirium. Dreyer’s film charts the […]
