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Midlands based artist Anne Rigney will be showing a new body of work at The Gallery at the Roscommon Arts Centre, as part of the centre’s celebration of local artists. The exhibition will open on Wednesday August 3 and run until Thursday August 11.

The Choral Academy was founded in 2005 by Maley School of Music director Jim Maley. Now in its seventh year, the academy has gone from strength to strength and holds academies in Donegal, Sligo, and will return to Roscommon Arts Centre from Monday July 4 to Friday July 8 for a week long camp of music, singing, and fun with musical director Jim Maley.

Beezneez Theatre Company has earned a huge reputation for production of summer comedy and they have scored a bull’s eye with this summer’s production of Don’t Dress for Dinner, which comes to Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday and Wednesday June 28 and 29.

Many were disappointed last December when The Unwanted, featuring Dervish’s Cathy Jordan, alongside Seamie O’Dowd and Rick Epping, had to postpone their concert in Roscommon due to the adverse weather.

This Tuesday May 10 in Roscommon Arts Centre, 77-year-old Madge Bolger takes to the stage with her son, the award-winning choreographer David Bolger, in a national tour of Swimming with my Mother. This evocative duet won Best Production at the Limerick Unfringed Festival and has already played to full houses in Paris and at the prestigious NOTTDANCE Festival.

Easter Bingo at Drum

This May, 77-year-old Madge Bolger takes to the stage with her son, the award-winning choreographer David Bolger, in a national tour of Swimming with my Mother stopping off at Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday May 10 at 8pm. Swimming with my Mother is a heartfelt and unsentimental journey into the dancing and swimming lives of David and Madge. Shared pasts intertwine and build gently like a rising tide. Life stories are told with humour to the sultry tones of Nat King Cole.

Roscommon Mini Marathon

‘Wellness Workshop’ to tackle mental health issues

The Quare Land, by Cavan playwright John McManus and starring legendary Des Keogh, staged its world premiere in Galway last summer and following its success has recently embarked on a four-week tour of Ireland, coming to Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday and Wednesday April 5 and 6.