‘Time and Beginnings’ – A spring themed tour

Sunday 31 March & Monday 1 April, 2pm

Join us for a special spring themed tour of the Gallery taking place on Sunday 31 March and Bank Holiday Monday 1 April at 2pm! This tour look at the collection through the contexts of time and beginning, and will include our iconic Canova casts, as well as our exhibitions A Matter of Time and Light and Shade. Tours last approximately 45 minutes. They are free to attend and no booking is necessary!

Music at Midday 7 April 2024 

Sunday 7 April, 12:00 

Location: The Long Room 

Monday Meet-Ups

Explore and create in an encouraging space

What to expect?
• You can explore the gallery with a friendly guide
• Enjoy a warm cuppa in the gallery library
• Meet members of new communities
• Guidance in using mono-printing, paint and collage to create your own artwork
• Meet-Ups are for adults and no experience is needed
• Places are free but limited, booking is essential.

When?
• Monday 8 April, 11am–1pm
• Monday 13 May, 11am–1pm
• Monday 10 June, 11am–1pm
• Monday 8 July, 11am–1pm

Booking?
To book a place or for more information please contact:
021 4907862 or emmaklemencic@crawfordartgallery.ie

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Free Gallery Tours

Sunday & Bank Holiday Tours, 2pm

Check out Crawford Art Gallery’s expert, friendly tours. Take a journey through the historic building with surprising stories of your national collection and delve into the dynamic programme of temporary exhibitions. Sunday & Bank Holiday tours take place each week at 2pm.

Thursday Tours, 6:30pm

Heading home from work or out for the night? We also provide free evening tours every Thursday at 6:30pm! You can even bring a date!

The meeting point for our free tours is in the Sculpture Galleries. Tours vary weekly and last approximately 45 – 60 minutes.

No booking required | Open to all

For groups of 15 or more, please contact
emmaklemencic@crawfordartgallery.ie 
to book your own tailored tour.

This project is in support of the Night-Time Economy and funded by The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media. 

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