Rather Gather FESTIVALITO
The fantastic Rather Gather will be back in Mudisland for their annual extravaganza! More details of this entertaining annual event will be circulated as soon as we know them! The […]
The fantastic Rather Gather will be back in Mudisland for their annual extravaganza! More details of this entertaining annual event will be circulated as soon as we know them! The […]
We are delighted to host this celebration of wilderness through poetry and art performance! Funded by the Dept of Culture Haiku workshop & performances led by Gilles Fabre (Fr) haikuspirit […]
After our Repair club and hopefully some bike TLC & engraving, we will host an amazing event with : 5:30 ‘Terrestrial Sounds’ Performance and Discussion ‘Terrestrial Sounds’ is a noisy […]
We are celebrating the change of seasons and the harvest time with these followed by a shared picnic (weather permitting). 5:00 6:00 Workshop/Song Circle 2: ‘Songs of Birds and Nature’ […]
The garden is delighted to open its gate for this occasion! 5:30 to 7:30 with Misha & the Bear The Irish group mischa and the bear is a Dublin-based alt-pop duo formed in early 2025. The duo, consisting of producer Mischa and vocalist Bear, operates from their shared bedroom studio, creating music that blends synth-pop, witch-house, and electropop elements. Their work is characterized by DIY culture, digital intimacy, and visual chaos, and they have quickly become one of Ireland's most exciting new acts. In 2026, they were named a Rising Artist by RTÉ 2FM and secured a Silver Selection at the Berlin Music Video Awards. They debuted in 2025 with their first single "Deny," which has been praised for its industrial textures, distorted beats, and haunting intensity. Their song "Sing It" gained recognition on Spotify editorial playlists 'alt_ie' and 'A Breath of Fresh Éire,' expanding their reach further (mischa and the bear – Breaking Tunes) (you can read […]
A great evening of local history with Hugo Mc Guiness
Pop up Irish class!
Sun 4 Oct intro to garden as Gaeilge followed by a Ceilidh with Gerry as Fear an Ti and Tolka Trad (to be confirmed!)