Sliabh Beagh Arts

17/06/2026

Join us on 27th June for our End of Year Arts Trail along the Lough Lea Walkway in The Knocks...a special event that marks the beginning of our 25th birthday celebrations!

Featuring Sonorous Ceramics, Print Works, Resonant Resin, Botanical Collage, and the unveiling of our Aeolian Harp Sculpture, created by Charlie Clifford.

We'll also be sharing a selection of archival images from the past 25 years, reflecting on the people, projects, and memories that have shaped our journey. Throughout the event, there will be live music to enjoy as you explore.

Whether you've been part of our story for years or are just discovering us for the first time, we'd love you to come along, explore the trail, celebrate with us, and enjoy the artwork.

16/06/2026

This is what happens when you drop Kev & Kevin into the woods , pure magic ! Now you tree me , now ya don’t ! Kev Largey Kevin McHugh Art

03/06/2026

🌈 Explore & Wonder – A gentle, sensory‑friendly creative day for children with additional needs and their families & carers. Featuring creative activities like messy play, circus skills, sensory dance and song tales, all at your own pace.

📅 Sat 6 June | 2pm –5pm
📍 Share Discovery Village, Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh
🎟️ Free event

Book now: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/1989010746686?aff=oddtdtcreator

Funded by CreativeIrl Coordinated by Creative Cavan and Creative Monaghan

Monaghan County Council Cavan County Council

03/06/2026

12/11/2025

Excited for all the wonderful projects coming up !

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Elaine Agnew Art

An amazing initiative!

10/11/2025

Thanks to funding from National Lottery Good Causes Sliabh Beagh Arts are sowing the seeds of creativity for rural communities, with a special project inspired by the nature and the environment.

02/11/2025

The sun shone down on us yesterday for The 'Nature Table' Exhibition, casting a golden light across the trees and illuminating the beautiful work on display. The natural setting provided the perfect backdrop for our celebration of Rural creativity.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us to recognise the achievements of our wonderful participants. Each artwork reflected imagination, skill, and a deep appreciation for the environment, the very essence of what The Nature Table was all about.

We are deeply grateful to our talented tutors Lisa at Corranny Forest Pottery, Genevieve Murphy, Elaine Agnew Art, Matthew & Carron from Redsmiths Forge, and Natasha Duddy Glass Designs whose passion and expertise helped bring this collective vision to life. Thank you to the men of the Magheravelly and Killyfole Mens Shed who beautifully crafted the wooden nature table which formed the base of our installation, legends the lot of ye!

Events like this are always a team effort, and we’d like to offer special thanks to Drew Walker and Max Carnson for their invaluable help with the installation.

Finally, our sincere thanks to The National Lottery and Arts Council of Northern Ireland for their investment in the rural creativity of the Sliabh Beagh area.