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If you have decided to invest in transforming the outside of your home, then now is the best time of the year to get started.

What better way to celebrate the solstice than by viewing an exciting temporary once off installation of artwork with refreshments and some music. If this sounds good, go to Aughagower on Saturday June 19 from 9.30pm in the community hall.

From its exclusive beginnings supplying historic wall coverings for private commissions to its current standing as an internationally renowned fabric and wallpaper house, Zoffany retains its commitment to the principles of quality, elegance, and heritage. With its extensive range of wallpapers, fabrics, trimmings, paint, carpets, and furniture, Zoffany continues to create fresh and innovative designs that offer a beautiful and sophisticated aesthetic for both contemporary and classic interiors.

Johnstone’s decorating centre in the Tuam Road Retail Business Park now stocks more than 200 wallpaper lines in store. The store was opened in 2008 and has a full range of Johnstone’s paint, decorating tools, and accessories in stock.

A large architectural exhibition which will feature some 100 architectural drawings and prints by over 90 students is currently on display at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology.

RESEARCHES INTO out-of-body experiences, disengagement from the real self, and having a double, have inspired an exhibition which opens at the Galway Arts Centre today.

There will be a free patchwork workshop in the Galway City Museum this Saturday as part of the ongoing patchwork exhibition, West Awake.

THE LITTLE Cinema Short Film Club is seeking submissions for the upcoming premiere of its monthly showcase.

A good paint job is at least 50 per cent preparation. Scrape minor cracks on walls and ceilings, fill them with spackling compound, let dry, sand, and fill again. Before you start painting, seal every gap or crack with the best quality latex caulk you can find. Look for trouble spots around doors, windows, corners, or where walls meet floors and ceilings.

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