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Roscommon Arts Centre has a fantastic line-up of summer camps for kids aged four and above this July and August. Whether it's singing, dancing, drama, or Lego, they may have just the summer activity for someone you know!

Roscommon Arts Centre is gearing up for what promises to be a great evening of music with the legendary Andy Irvine this Saturday, July 9. Irvine will be well known from his days with Planxty, Sweeneys Men, Patrick Street, and more recently Mozaik.

Legendary Irish singer and songwriter Andy Irvine will perform at Roscommon Arts Centre on Saturday, July 9 at 8pm. With his impressive repertoire of Irish traditional songs and Balkan dance tunes, Andy creates an exciting new fusion of Irish and world music in an evening of music that is simply not to be missed.

Later this month Roscommon Arts Centre brings two cabaret-style shows to the stage from two Roscommon natives who are making names for themselves in their chosen professions.

Roscommon’s Literary Festival for children, the BookWorms Festival, makes a welcome return this summer. Last year’s inaugural festival proved so popular with youngsters that this year it’s back and it’s even bigger! The festival runs from Wednesday to Saturday, June 8-11, with events taking place all around Roscommon town including Roscommon Arts Centre, Roscommon Library, The Comfy Cafe, The Pepper Mill, Molloy’s Bakery, Gleeson’s Townhouse, and various schools in the county.

An Grianán Theatre, Donegal presents I Would Walk These Fields Again at Roscommon Arts Centre this Thursday, May 19 at 8pm. The play is based on the extraordinary life of Father James McDyer, a revolutionary Christian communist who arrived in the parish of Glencolmcille in County Donegal in 1951.

Roscommon County Youth Theatre bring their latest production If I Was In The GPO, We Would Have Won, written and directed by Catherine Sheridan, to Roscommon Arts Centre on Friday and Saturday, April 22 and 23 at 8pm.

Mohill’s Acorn Players formed three years ago and while they may have had humble beginnings, their performances of Jimmy Keary’s three-act comedy The Two Loves of Gabriel Foley have exploded into a phenomenally successful production that is in demand from all corners of Ireland.

One of the stand-out performances in Roscommon Arts Centre of 2014 is returning this March! Swing is back on Wednesday, March 30. It’s one of those ‘feel-good’ kind of shows. This comedy follows the blossoming relationship between May and Joe as they fumble through romantic dilemmas, career problems, life choices, and dance steps!

With the upcoming General Election taking place on February 26, Roscommon Arts Centre has just the thing to entertain any little ones who may find themselves with a day off school that Friday! For those who have school as normal that day, never fear - you and your classmates are welcome to come along too!