Events: 29th April 2018

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Dig deeper into nature at our nature zone. Explore creepy crawlies at the insect table, Examine exotic marine creatures life in our touch pool. Observe honeybees working in our glass beehive and investigate fossils that are millions of years old. Run By: Members of Irish Wild Life Trust Suitable For: Families with children of all […]

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Everyone knows what a Kite is, but do you know how to fly a Kite. On Fenit Beach we hope to offer you the opportunity to fly a Kite and get involved in the ‘Wind Workshop’. If you are curious about how the Wind affects Kites, Windmills, Trees, Birds and almost everything else in Nature […]

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Come and experience the thrill of catching a crab with your children. Ideal for families with children & Everyone else also Bring suitable Clothing and Footwear for Rock Pools and a a bucket.

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Using storytelling,imagery and interactive dialogue. This talk invites us to recognise that genuine self care is the ultimate act of intelligence and creativity, enabling us to see clearly the important role we play in our own precious health and wellbeing and the wellbeing of our world. Stones Across Our River, a unique self care course […]

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Sound artist Natalia Beylis will be performing Tu-wit Tu-woo an immersive sound performance on Sunday afternoon. Transmissions of collected noises made by birds real and imagined… A performance created from field recordings of wing flutters, peaking beaks, scratching feet & general bird cacophony mixed with recordings of bird song taken from cassettes & 7 inch […]

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The story of Voyager spaceships is an epic of human achievement, personal drama and almost miraculous success. Launched 16 days apart in Autumn 1977, the twin Voyager space probes have defied all the odds, survived countless near misses and almost 40 years later continue to beam revolutionary information across unimaginable distances. THE FARTHEST celebrates these magnificent […]