Brigid’s Family Cloak: Family Drop-In Workshop

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National Gallery of Ireland, Sunday 4th February

Join artist Ashleigh Downey to create an art-inspired version of Brigid's cloak. Using recyclable and sustainable materials, all of which will be provided. The drop in workshop runs for two hours, and families with children of all ages can stay for as long (or as little) as you like!


Date:
Sunday 4th February
Time:
11.30am
Price:
Free
Address:
National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square West, Dublin 2, Ireland

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