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No 1 Pery Square Boutique HotelThe Coach House @ Culture House69 O’Connell StreetThe George Boutique HotelO’Mahony’s BooksellersFitto CafeThe Savoy HotelBedford RowThomas Street GardenThe Stormy TeacupOut of the Blue @ The Milk MarketOrmston HouseFabLabThe Hunt MuseumCurragower Boat Club
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Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 2
Mission stateMent eleMental 2014
Another Great Year
Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsThank you for all your great support throughout the years
Welcome to year three of Elemental, Limerick’s Arts & Culture Festival. We are bringing you three days of fun, colour, imagination and entertainment, all the ingredients required to bring out your creative side and put a smile on your face.We are joined this year by some old friends who have been there from the start, along with some new friends, to bring plenty of diversity to the programme, with what we hope you will agree is an exciting selection.
We are hugely appreciative of your support. Whether by buying a ticket, attend-ing a workshop or being part of a free event, you are ensuring the festival is a success. Your involvement is what gives Elemental its spark.
Using public spaces, historical buildings and a host of unusual locations in be-tween, Elemental will be accessible right throughout the city. We’re really looking forward to seeing you there!
Jennifer AllenArtistic DirectorElemental Arts & Culture Festival
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Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 2 Thank you for all your great support throughout the years
Axis BallymunBernadette Kenny
Brid FinnCity of Culture Office
Colm O’BrienDave Curtin
David O’BrienDominique Bouchard
Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráinHelen O’DonnellIrish Film Board
Jacinta Khan‘Joseph’
Jacob Stack
Karl WallisKatie Day
Laura RyanLily & Pius McGrath Snr
Louise DonlonMaeve Butler
Margaret FergusonMark Nixon
Marty ManneringMary Conroy
Mayor Michael SheahanMike Finn
Molly LynchMyles Breen
Nadine ButteryNiamh NÌ Chonchubair
Nigel DugdaleO’Mahony’s Booksellers
Patricia HaselbeckPatricia Roberts
Pauline McDonaghPeter O’BrienRuth CreanSavoy Hotel
Sinead McDonnellTara Doolan
The Arts Office& all our fantastic volunteers!
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TIME’S UP!69 O’Connell Street, Limerick
Launching
ThursSept11th
Free Event
3 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsLaunching Thursday, 11th September - running until 19th Sept
“I put the call out for people to bring in their much-loved teddies—the more loved, unwashed, and falling apart the better—to be photographed. It soon became apparent that the idea appealed very much to adults, and that many of them were still very attached to their teddies. It was as though they had been keeping a long-held secretand could finally tell someone what their teddies really meant to them.”
A wonderful opportunity for an up-close view of a selection of
photographs by acclaimed photographer Mark Nixon of these
unique characters.
Sept11th
Free Event
Time: 7pm launchChild-friendly: YesWheelchair access: YesRunning until 19th September
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Bring your Own Bear
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Walking Around Like We Own the Place is a series of performance walking tours. Artist Naomi O’Kelly has been walking around like she owns the place for years,
and this Summer she’ll collect the paths and stories of other people. How do different folk walk around town? What’s the secret poetry of these buildings
and streets, for a variety of people?
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Location: Citywide Times: Friday 12th Sept at 1pm sharp and 5:30pm sharp
Sunday 14th Sept at 1pm sharp and 5.30pm sharp
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5 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsFriday 12th to Sunday 14th September
Timeless, majestic clocks have become the beautiful signature of many buildings and streets of our historic city. Limerick’s Life has created a short video display to tell of the history of some of these clocks, from the famous clocks that are no longer there to the less well known and more modern clocks. To accompany this video is a treasure hunt which can be played by all ages. The instructions to the treasure hunt can be collected at any time over the course of the festival at No 1 Pery Square Boutique Hotel.
No 1 Pery Square Boutique Hotel
The CloCk Hunt
Sept12th-14th
Free Event
Sept12th-14th
Free Event
Time: 10am - 4pm DailyChild-friendly: YesWheelchair access: Yes
INFORMATION
5 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsFriday 12th to Sunday 14th September
No 1 Pery Square Boutique Hotel
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tHeatre, art, Poetry, audio & street
Citywide at various venues
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Festival PresentFriday, 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
BACK BY POPULAR DEMANDThese bite-sized performances, lasting only five to ten minutes, are turning up at a shop or café near you. Make sure you don’t miss them! This year, we have added a taxi theatre.For full details:go to fb: /elementalartslimerick /TWITTER
Sept13th
Free Event
BACK BY POPULARThese bite-sized performances, lasting only five to ten minutes, are turning up at a shop or café
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69 O’Connell Street
Sept12th
Free Event
7 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsFriday, 12th September
Elemental tells the story of three individuals united by their deep connection with nature and driven to confront some of the most pressing ecological challenges of our time.Separated by continents yet sharing an unwavering commitment to protecting Nature, the characters in this story are complex, flawed, post-modern heroes for whom stemming the tide of environmental destruction fades in and out of view – part mirage, part miracle.
Sept12th
Free Event
INFORMATIONTime: 10:30 am sharp Wheelchair AccessibleEnquiries: [email protected] tel 0873442858
7 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents
The Bookshop Band are unique. They write songs exclusively inspired by books. They formed as part of the author events at multi-award winning independent bookshop, Mr Bs Emporium Of Reading Delights, in Bath.
The events at Mr B’s remain the core of the band’s songwriting, but the songs and their performances have taken the band all over the UK, as well as overseas to Ireland and mainland Europe. They are regularly featured on the BBC, and their songs are starting to grace the airwaves in Europe, Canada, Australia, the US and Mexico.
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A fun and diverse selection of
music and dance from Limerick’s
local communities.
senMaru & kyouji
Sept13th
Free Event
9 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSaturday, 13th September
Senmaru & Kyouji are performers of “Daikagura”. The original purpose of “Daikagura” was to serve as a talisman for the people, chasing away evil on behalf of the gods of the shrines. Thus, Daikagura was originally a very sacred and serious performance. Today, the performance is becoming people’s entertainment. Senmaru & Kyouji wear “kimono” and perform Japanese traditional tricks. Don’t blink. It’s amazing!
City Centre
Bedford Row
Time: 12pm & 2pmChild-friendly: YesWheelchair accessible: YesFree event
Time: 12pm to 4.30pmChild-friendly: YesWheelchair accessible: YesFree eventFor further details, see C/elementalartslimerick
Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 10 Saturday, 13th September
ROO’DGiant kangaroos on amazing bouncing stilts? That’s ROO’D. Jumping a metre off the ground and two metres in a bound, they’re a phenomenal sight with their cheeky blend of outback macho and inner city punk savvy — always Roo’d but never offensive.
Times: 11.30am, 1.30pm & 3pmChild-friendly: YesWheelchair accessible: YesFree event
City Centre
9 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents
Time: 12pm to 4.30pmChild-friendly: YesWheelchair accessible: YesFree eventFor further details, see C/elementalartslimerick
Sept13th
Free Event
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sHaring tHe knowledgeHunt Museum, Rutland Street
Meet master craftsmen and women at their work in the grounds of the Hunt Museum. A great opportunity to purchase top-quality, hand-crafted items.
10 am until 3pm Child-friendly: YesWheelchair access: Yes
Sept13th
Free Event
11 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSaturday, 13th September
See tattooing at its best meet the art of cutting-edge technology. Paul Bullman, of Bullman’s Tattoo Studio, will create a live tattoo while a 3-D printer generates a 3-D physical model of the tattoo!
Traditional Hurley Makers
Wool Spinners
Limerick Lace Makers
& many more...
In collaboration with FABLABTime: 3pm-4pmSee Facebook for location/elementalartslimerick
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Festival PresentFriday, 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
Time: 10.30am - 4.30pm Duration: 30 - 40 minsChild-friendly: 4 years +
Booking: Essential, go to - elementalfestival.comChildren must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the workshop.
Build an Elemental Doodle Bot! In Collaboration with Elemental Festival, Fab Lab Limerick would like to invite children of 6 years and up to build their very own Elemental-themed doodle bot. The doodle bot is a small robot that does random doodles/drawings. The children will build it under the guidance of the Fab Lab team. They will be involved in arts and crafts and some basic electronics.
Each child can bring home their own Doodle Bot and the work-shop will last about 30 to 40 minutes. Parents or guardians need to be present with the kids throughout the workshop.
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69 O’Connell Street
Sept12th
Free Event
Elemental Festival PresentFriday, 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
Elemental tells the story of three individuals united by their deep connection with nature and driven to confront some of the most pressing ecological challenges of our time.Separated by continents yet sharing an unwavering commitment to protecting Nature, the characters in this story are complex, flawed, post-modern heroes for whom stemming the tide of environmental destruction fades in and out of view – part mirage, part miracle.
eleMental
Sept12th
Free Event
INFORMATIONTime: 10:30 am sharp Places limited, arrive early.
tHeatre, art, Poetry, audio & street
Citywide at various venues
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Festival PresentFriday, 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
BACK BY POPULAR DEMANDThese bite-sized performances, lasting only five to ten minutes, are turning up at a shop or café near you. Make sure you don’t miss them! This year, we have added a taxi theatre.For full details:go to fb: /elementalartslimerick /TWITTER
Star of Stage, Screen and poetry SlamS, carloS andréS gómez will be performing from hiS book ‘man Up: cracking the code of modern manhood’. ‘man Up’ provideS a different model of manhood, re-imagining what it meanS to tell a gUy to “man Up”. gómez exhibitS that there are other wayS for men to interact, expreSS their feelingS and emotionS, and, Ultimately, be better men. ‘man Up’ iS a celebration of poSitive change,
C See facebook for booking detailS. See Social media for detailS of carloS andreS gomez workShopS
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INFORMATION
tHeatre, art, Poetry, audio & street
Citywide at various venues
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 14 Saturday 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
Sept13th
Free Event
INFORMATIONTime & locationsee Facebook for details
Featuring
A new ballet piece inspired by the Elements - Air, Water, Earth, Fire and Metal - created especially for this year’s festival by Limerick’s Just Breathing Dance Company. Catch this at various locations throughout the city.
Photo Abercrombie Photography.
Back by popular demand! These bite-sized performances, lasting only five to ten minutes, are turning up at a shop or café near you. Make sure you don’t miss them! This year, we have added a taxi theatre.For full details, go to C: /elementalartslimerickL : @elementallmkTimes: 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
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17 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSaturday 13th September
Sept13th
Free Event
Coach House at Culture House, No.2 Pery Square
Grey Heron Media and Limerick’s Buzzing have collaborated on this very special, newly composed sound experience which will run throughout Saturday.Step into a uniquely immersive sonic world and relax into a deckchair as you float away on the nostalgic whispers of a summer’s day. Feel the remembered heat on your face once more as it’s evoked by a soundscape of jangling
ice-cream vans, sizzling barbecues, sliothars on ash, crashing waves, the hum of the bee-loud glade.But our summers are changing - there are silences amidst the sounds.Throughout the day a number of other special events will also take place in the space, exploring our relationship with the natural world through sound, with a particular focus on wild bees’ role in making our summers sweeter:
Sept13th
Free Event
Time: 10.30am - 5.30pmFree of charge, donations welcome.
10:30am - 5pm - “We Bring The Summer with Us” sound installation12.30pm – Lift it up to the Sun: Sound selections from the field(s)3pm - Bee Experimental: Practical things you can do to help bees buzz5pm - A Life with Bees: A Conversation with added sound
No need to book in advance, but limited seating will be available for this event.
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Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 18 Saturday 13th September
CLUB c.1200, “thick stick used as a weapon,”
from Old Norse klubba, variant of klumba,
related to clump. The social club (1660s)
apparently evolved from this word from the
verbal sense “gather in a club-like mass”, then
as a noun in 1640s to mean an “association
of people”
Elemental invites you to gather with us in a club-like mass, bringing along your favourite words and their origins to share. Or perhaps you have a word about which you’ve always wondered “Now
where did that one come from?”
Sept14th
Free Event
INFORMATIONTime: 2-3:30pmExcellent tea & coffee available to purchase
“Now where did that one come from?”
The Stormy Teacup, Fox’s Bow
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Thomas Street
Sept13th
Free Event
19 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSaturday 13th September
A little piece of Nature right in the heart of the city. Come take part in a flag-making workshop, learn about the magic of flowers , help make the city a more colourful place and a few more surprises!
Morning and afternoon event.
Flag-making workshop duration: running for 2
hours, from 12 until 2, drop-in.
Date: Saturday 13th SeptemberLocation: The George Boutique Hotel, Shannon StreetTime: 12 until 2Description: A selection of Irish short films.
Supported by the Irish Film Board.Wheelchair accessibleFree event
“I like to draw, make pictures, and find stuff....then drawing on the stuff I find.”Jacob has been doing lots of drawing on stuff for Elemental Arts & Culture Festival. We couldn’t fit it all here in the programme, so we highly recommend you treat yourself to a good look at the originals.For location details, see Facebook
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 20 Saturday 13th September
Limerick is proud to have the only bicycle manufacturing facility in the Country with The Irish Rover & The Cailin being hand built in Cappamore Co Limerick by the Highnelly Bike Company. The Irish company is proud to take the HighNelly name across the seas to the rest of the world. Because of their Dragon’s Den success, the hand-built bicycles are sought after near and far and will be on display for the festival.
Sept14th
Free Event
INFORMATIONDate: Saturday 13th SeptemberTime: 12-4pm
Bedford Row
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21 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSunday 14th September
Out of the Blue, the Milk Market Limerick
Sail through the water, fly through the sky, land on a mountain to free the stars and along the way make friends with giraffes, turtles and acrobatic flying children. Accompany Ciaran on a magical adventure through his imagination, with his faithful friend Piedva the spider and his trusty bath tub.Book launch with reading of ‘Spun’ with hot chocolate, followed by a puppet workshop where you make your favourite character from ‘Spun’.
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eMMa FisHer & tHorey MjallHVit
Sept14th
Free Event
Time: 10am, 12pm, 2pm duration 1 hourChild-friendly: Yes. Workshop aimed at 4 years of age and older. Reading is suitable for all ages.Children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the workshop.Wheelchair access: YesFree event, donations welcome towards cost of materials.Booking required: Yes. Contact [email protected] to book your spot.
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CHildren’s Book
Performance of the show based on the book ‘SPUN’ as part of LIMERICK’S CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL - Dates: 14th October 7pm, 15th / 16th October 10am and 12 noon. Venue 69 O’Connell Street. Booking www.limetreetheatre.ie / or 061-774774
Sept14th
Free Event
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CHildren’s Book of
Curragower Boat Club
Sept14th
Free Event
Elemental Arts & Culture Festival Presents 22 Sunday 14th September
The River Shannon Project is once again delighted to feature as part of Elemental. This year, a screening will take place of Helena Enright’s new play, The River. The project has also been receiving photographs of the river Shannon from members of the public. A selection of these photographs will be exhibited in the Curragower Boat Club over the weekend. Helena’s audio walk, Shannon’s Way, will also be available to download from the Elemental website.
by
Helena enrigHt
Sept14th
Free Event
INFORMATIONLocation: Curragower Boat ClubDay: Sunday 14th SeptemberTime: 2pm Duration: 1 hour
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tHeatre, art, Poetry, audio & street
Citywide at various venues
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Festival PresentFriday, 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
BACK BY POPULAR DEMANDThese bite-sized performances, lasting only five to ten minutes, are turning up at a shop or café near you. Make sure you don’t miss them! This year, we have added a taxi theatre.For full details:go to fb: /elementalartslimerick /TWITTER
Sept14th
Free Event
23 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSunday 14th September
Happenings run instant pop-up, inspirational, cultural events to bring people together in public spaces, at a low cost to us all and our environment, for people’s sake.
When there’s fine weather, Happenings organise instant outdoor cinema events in parks and public spaces. This Summer, Happenings
have been teaming up with Elemental to bring beautiful open-air events to the parks and green spaces of Limerick. It’s all part of Limerick City of Culture. Think about it - cinema, music, food, theatre, performances… out in the open air in the beautiful green spaces of Limerick City!
www.happenings.ie/limerick
In collaboratIon wIth ElEmEntal
INFORMATIONDate: Sunday 14th SeptemberChild-friendly: YesCost: Free event
Details on social media C: /HappeningslimerickL: @Happenings_LK
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tHeatre, art, Poetry, audio & street
Citywide at various venues
Sept13th
Free Event
Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsFriday, 13th September / 11 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to 3 o’clock
BACK BY POPULAR DEMANDThese bite-sized performances, lasting only five to ten minutes, are turning up at a shop or café near you. Make sure you don’t miss them! This year, we have added a taxi theatre.For full details:go to fb: /elementalartslimerick /TWITTER
National
&Savoy Hotel, Theatre at the Savoy
Sept14th
Event
25 Elemental Arts & Culture Festival PresentsSunday 14th September / Theatre at the Savoy
Sept14th
Event
INFORMATIONTime: 8pm sharp (no admissions after 8pm)Booking essential - limericktheatre.comPrice €12 (incl glass of wine / soft drink)
“… Jermyn and Ford are a
delight, jumping in and out of
a whole host of characters from
Macklin’s life with expert ease…
mixing crazed caricature with a
genuinely felt pathos.”
Irish Theatre Magazine
“Highly original &
extremely funny”
Macklin: Method and Madness is written and performed by Gary Jermyn and Michael James Ford, with a guest appearance by Simon Coury as The Producer. Gary Jermyn is a Dublin-born writer and performer whose most recent works are My Life as a Chatshow Host and Allergic to Beckett. Michael James Ford is an actor and former artistic director of Bewley’s Café Theatre.
It is February 1941. London is being ravaged by the Blitz.In the basement of the BBC a radio play is about to be broadcast to celebrate the life of the legendary 18th Century actor, Charles Macklin, who rose from humble origins in Donegal to a triumphant career on the London stage. Quarrelsome and hot-tempered, Macklin was dogged by controversy, including an infamous backstage killing.
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No 1 Pery Square Boutique HotelThe Coach House @ Culture House69 O’Connell StreetThe George Boutique HotelO’Mahony’s BooksellersFitto CafeThe Savoy HotelBedford RowThomas Street GardenThe Stormy TeacupOut of the Blue @ The Milk MarketOrmston HouseFabLabThe Hunt MuseumCurragower Boat Club