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This October wrestlemania hits Mullingar when the Superstars of Wrestling come to Mullingar Arts Centreon Saturday October 16.

The play, The Night Joe Dolan’s Car Broke Down comes to Mullingar Arts Centre from Thursday September 30 to Saturday October 2.

The storm surrounding the Mullingar Arts Centre will begin to clear on September 21 when the members of Westmeath County Council finally discuss the recently commissioned report, and “fairly quickly after” present it to the Centre’s board of directors.

Westmeath Library Service is pleased to announce a visit by award winning Irish children’s author Derek Landy to Mullingar on Tuesday September 14 .

Due to an overwhelming interest in FashionAid’s Fashion Extravaganza the event has been postponed until October.

Little Brothers Productions bring their play, Plaza Suite, to Mullingar Arts Centre from Wednesday September 1 to Friday September 3.

Sean Og’s debut single, “I Still Love You Without Your Car”, was released in May 2010 and shot to the number one position on the Irish iTunes chart. The song received play on radio stations across Ireland as well as in Europe and the US. The music video, which showcased Sharon Shannon's amazing singing and musical instrument-playing dogs, instantly became a YouTube sensation.

Dancing Feet 2010 is the new, exciting dance show to be hosted in Mullingar Arts Centre.

Mullingar Camera Club will open their annual exhibition on Thursday May 20 in The Atrium, Westmeath County Council Buildings, Mount Street, Mullingar. The exhibition will open at 6.30pm and will be officially launched by Des Clinton FIPF, FRPS, FIAP. Des has been taking photographs for over 30 years. Most of his photography has been documenting people, places, and events. Des is currently the Royal Photographic Society Regional Organiser for Ireland and is a member of the Visual Art distinctions panel. He lectures and judges widely in Ireland and the UK.

Described as “a surreal tale of love and death set on a County Louth beach during World War II”, Conall Quinn’s new play follows the hopes and dreams of a trio of characters and their fascination with the washed-up remains of fallen American airmen.