Events for Next 7 Days

This Inclusive POP! art workshop offers a calm, welcoming creative space for young children and their grown ups. The session focuses on process-based art play, allowing children to explore materials freely, follow their interests, and work at their own pace.

The session will begin with a short, gentle story, which will inspire a simple art activity exploring hiding, finding and revealing through picture-making.

Activities are open-ended and designed to reduce pressure, with a relaxed structure that supports different sensory needs and styles of engagement. The emphasis is on shared making, creative exploration and enjoying time together in a supportive environment.

Materials that will be available during the session include:
A selection of art materials will be available for children to explore, including coloured paper, colouring pencils, crayons, washable markers, paint sticks, glue sticks and small pieces of fabric.

Suitable for 3-6 Year Olds

For more information on bookclubs in Celbridge Library - please email celbridgelib@kildarecoco.ie

Richard will deliver a presentation on the concept and practicalities of the circular economy. There will be a generous amount of time for the Q&A session, so come with all your circular economy queries!

Richard Curtin has worked across the private, public, and advocacy sectors, including serving as the Dublin region officer for An Taisce’s Clean Coasts programme. He later became the Community Climate Action Officer with Kerry County Council before joining Kildare County Council. Richard holds the position of Environmental Awareness Officer and is passionate about empowering communities to make a positive impact on the environment.

Join us in Kildare Library for tea, coffee, or just a chat. Browse the newspapers or magazines at your leisure. Our staff will be happy to tell you about all the free events and services available to you through your local library. All welcome!

Newbridge Citizens Advice Centre will host a drop-in Information Clinic providing free, confidential advice on rights and entitlements, including social welfare, housing, employment, health services and form filling. Call in for a chat, tea/coffee provided.

These workshops are designed to embrace the newfound freedom that crawling, or maybe even walking, have brought to your little ones, as well as to encourage movement that supports strong physical development, all while using non-verbal, physical suggestions for contemporary movement that inspire and release the inherent physical creativity in all babies. We will use music and soft equipment to support our creative movement, and caregivers are encouraged to join us on the floor during the workshops.

This event is funded by Creative Ireland