Latest Events in Enniskerry(September Updated)

Experience the joy of dance at the Adaptive Dance Class for children aged 7 and above in Dublin. Held at the Sandyford Community Centre on Enniskerry Road, this event offers a unique opportunity for children to explore movement in a supportive and inclusive environment. Join us on September 12, 2024, for a memorable session filled with creativity and expression. Tickets are available for €58.90, providing access to a professionally guided dance experience that caters to diverse abilities and interests. Embrace the power of dance and reserve your spot today for an enriching and fulfilling experience.

Welcome to the Creative Art Workshop at Knockrose House! Join us on Sun, Sep 22, 2024 at 2:30 PM for a fun-filled afternoon of artistic exploration. This hands-on event is perfect for anyone looking to unleash their creativity and learn new techniques. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, this workshop is a great opportunity to express yourself and connect with others who share your passion for art. Don't miss out on this chance to let your imagination run wild in a beautiful setting. See you at knocrose House1 Information Source: Lisa Woods~ The Abstract Blonde | eventbrite

Welcome to the Creative Art Workshop! Join us at Knockrose House for a day filled with creativity and inspiration. This in-person event is perfect for art enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to explore your artistic side or an experienced artist wanting to try something new, this workshop is for you. Our talented instructors will guide you through various techniques and mediums, helping you unleash your creativity. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow artists, learn new skills, and have fun in a beautiful setting. See you at Knockrose House! Information Source: Lisa Woods~ The Abstract Blonde | eventbrite

Wicklow-based Róisín de Buitléar is passionate about Ireland, its culture, traditions, language and natural beauty. She is fascinated by glass as much for its beauty as the challenge of working with it. This fascination with transmission of light, shadow and sound also offers opportunities to work in different materials that either are combined with glass or exploit similar characteristics. Róisín often works in collaboration with other crafts people or communities to explore share and develop ideas and issues of social concern. ‘Perpetual Offender’ is on display during both exhibitions of 'For the Love of Craft: a month at Powerscourt' and was designed and made by Róisín de Buitléar and Sarah Ward Henry. The piece consists of a short dress, a skull cap with glasses and ear defenders, a glass collar and a bag. The dress is made of bands of two different textures: one is an armour of leather, made from the offcuts of leather bag production, clasped together with small jewel like red glass drops, the other is a band of glass rings connected by links made of the cut-out shapes of the leather sections. Combined they create a layered armour effect, which symbolises how we as women build up layers of defence which we wear subconsciously. Although appearing protective, the leather armour does not entirely mask the body. The imagery of layered armour, chains, and other elements in attire and accessories serves as a symbolic representation of how societal norms uphold and propagate the cycle of inequality, echoing the beliefs and behaviours inherited from previous generations. Join us to hear more about this artwork and Róisín's other work. Information Source: Made in Wicklow | eventbrite

Veerle Dehaene is a highly accomplished costume practitioner and has worked on projects such as The Tudors, Disenchanted and Riverdance. Veerle also managed and curated Joan Bergin’s costume collection in The Costume Mill, Dublin, where she also ran an in-house costume rental business. Veerle currently works both in various film costume departments and runs ICAP with Eimer Ni Mhaoldomhnaigh. Renowned veteran Costume Designer Joan Bergin Bergin is an international multi award-winning designer who has worked with some of the best directors and actors in the world including Jim Sheridan, Christopher Nolan, Mike Newell, Joel Schumacher, Neil Jordan, and has designed costumes for stars such as Daniel Day-Lewis, Amy Adams, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett Johansson, Christian Bale, Kate Winslet, Cate Blanchett, Alan Rickman, Emily Watson, Paul Mescal, and Richard Harris. Joan has worked on iconic productions such as Disenchanted, The Prestige, The Tudors, Vikings, In The Name of the Father, The Field, and My Left Foot. In 2023, Joan was honoured with the Irish Academy’s Industry Lifetime Achievement Award, for her outstanding contribution to the Irish and international screen industry, across both film and television. Information Source: Made in Wicklow | eventbrite

Claire Garvey is a bespoke designer with her own couture shop in the heart of Temple Bar, Cow’s Lane. She’s designed for the Oscars, the Emmys, the X-Factor, Cannes Film Festival, London Film Festival and specialises in one-off outfits for musicians and celebrities. Grammy Icon, Nile Rodgers is a huge supporter of Claire's designs and has worn her creations at The Oscars and other high profile events, including Elton John's party and many more events and is a huge supporter of Claire's designs. Nile even flew in from Los Angeles to cut the ribbon when she purchased her shop four years ago In 2024 she won the Hi Style Icon Of The Year. Her shop is a must see when in Dublin, inspired by Celtic Mythology and fairies - it is a magic wonderland. Claire also sells small gifts, fairy neckpieces, headbands and capes, all under 100 euro to cater for the everyday customer. Information Source: Made in Wicklow | eventbrite

This Learn to Cycle 3 day x 45 mins is for children who cannot cycle without stabilisers. Priority will be given to children with a disability/ diagnosis for a place on the course. Parent/Carer to stay to support and learn skills for practice between sessions. Own Bike & Helmet is needed. Helmet must be worn during programme, so practice at home might be needed. Programme Outcome: to learn to cycle by learning balance, braking, turning etc. Programme Dates: 15th , 16th and 17th July Times: 3.15pm to 4pm Ages : Children ages 5 to 11years Venue : Powerscourt NS The ratio of 6-8 participants to 2 Cycle Right trained tutors results in an individualised programme but also requires the input of Parents to enable the success of the child. Information Source: Wicklow Local Sports Partnership | eventbrite

Multi-Sport Camp for Neurodiverse Children – Powerscourt National School 3-day multi-sport camp for neurodiverse children aged 7 to 11 years, with Lisa Redmond from Active Kids Academy. Taking place in Powerscourt National School, this fun and supportive camp will include a mix of fundamental movement skills and sensory games, all designed to help children build confidence, develop coordination, and most importantly – have fun! Activities will take place both indoors and outdoors, depending on the weather, offering plenty of variety and opportunities for children to move, play and explore in a safe and comfortable environment. Lisa brings plenty of experience in creating inclusive, engaging sessions that are tailored to meet the needs of every child. The camp will offer a calm and understanding environment where each child is encouraged to take part at their own pace. There will be 1 coach for every 2 children 🗓️ Dates: 15th, 16th & 17th July 🕐 Time: 1pm to 3pm 📍 Venue: Powerscourt National School 🎟️ Ages: 7–11 years (neurodiverse children) Places are limited to ensure a relaxed and supportive setting, so early booking is recommended. If your child has any specific needs, we’re happy to chat and help make the experience a positive one for them. Information Source: Wicklow Local Sports Partnership | eventbrite

This Learn to Cycle 3 day x 45 mins is for children who cannot cycle without stabilisers. Priority will be given to children with a disability/ diagnosis for a place on the course. Parent/Carer to stay to support and learn skills for practice between sessions. Own Bike & Helmet is needed. Helmet must be worn during programme, so practice at home might be needed. Programme Outcome: to learn to cycle by learning balance, braking, turning etc. Programme Dates: 15th , 16th and 17th July Times: 3.15pm to 4pm Ages: Children aged 5 to 11 years Venue : Powerscourt NS The ratio of 6-8 participants to 2 Cycle Right trained tutors results in an individualised programme but also requires the input of Parents to enable the success of the child. Information Source: Wicklow Local Sports Partnership | eventbrite