A Flow of Words
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Join us on a Flow of Words this Sunday 4pm on 88.3 and 92.7fm, online at scariffbayradio.com or the TuneIn radio app.
Celia Donoghue considers the season and finds that the verve in us is not extinguished come ‘The Autumn of our Lives’ Maria Gold’s little seeds of creativity have the potential to grow to great oaks of inspiration in ‘Acorn’s Dreams’. Catherine Patience gathers a bountiful harvest of fruit and memories that will sustain through winter days in ‘Remembering.’ Anthony Linehan recollects the deeds of mighty men who have gone before us in ‘My Father, John Hume and TJ Maher’ and Arthur Watson conjures an engaging spell of mysterious images and old traditions in ‘Halloween Tryst.’ With music by Michael Collins, Emma Langford, Eva Cassidy, Shane McGowan & Sinéad O’Connor. |
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Mark Wilson
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Mark Wilson's new Patreon channel for regular educational craft videos on metal work, up-cycling and making treasure from scrap. https://www.patreon.com/markwilsonartist Become a patron of Mark Wilson today: Get access to exclusive content and experiences on the world’s largest membership platform for artists and creators. |
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Culture night Friday 18th september
World Listening Day!
July 18 is World Listening Day!
1st Sanctuary of Free Sounds (located in Mountshannon harbor, Clare) would like to invite you to participate in anyway seems suitable to you: simply listen to any sound you can hear within you and surrounding you wherever whenever you are.
Saturday 18.7. from 2 to 4 pm, Slavek Kwi will be present in Soundctuary listening while recording. Feel free to come and join in listening ... weather permitting ...
More info about WLD: https://www.worldlisteningproject.org/
Note, instructions are only recommendation, not an obligation.
1st Sanctuary of Free Sounds (located in Mountshannon harbor, Clare) would like to invite you to participate in anyway seems suitable to you: simply listen to any sound you can hear within you and surrounding you wherever whenever you are.
Saturday 18.7. from 2 to 4 pm, Slavek Kwi will be present in Soundctuary listening while recording. Feel free to come and join in listening ... weather permitting ...
More info about WLD: https://www.worldlisteningproject.org/
Note, instructions are only recommendation, not an obligation.
What is the Quest .I. ON
Diarmuid Lyng and Timmy Creed explore the primary relationships in a man's life, as a son, as a father, and as a brother. Inspired by the teachings of John Moriarty and recorded in their own wilderness in West Kerry during the lockdown, it is a mischievous meditation on identity and the wild man in modern society.
Timmy Creed
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Diarmuid Lyng
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Mike Hanrahan
In his book 'Beautiful Affair' Mike Hanrahan takes us on a glorious musical and culinary journey. From the early days with Stockton’s Wing to training at Ballymaloe Cookery School, food, music and the friends he has met along the way have always sustained him.
***Giveaway***
We have two copies of Mike's book to give away. To win, tell us what dish you would cook and who you would invite to an imaginary lunch date with Mike. Run to our Facebook page and like and share this post and comment!
Mike Hanrahan will join Carol McNamara in conversation on her 'What's Cooking?' show as part of the Mountshannon Arts Festival on Scariff Bay Community Radio, Sunday May 31st at 2pm, 88.3 and 92.7fm, online www.scariffbayradio.com or on the TuneIn radio app.
'Beautiful Affair' is available locally from the Ennis Bookshop.
***Giveaway***
We have two copies of Mike's book to give away. To win, tell us what dish you would cook and who you would invite to an imaginary lunch date with Mike. Run to our Facebook page and like and share this post and comment!
Mike Hanrahan will join Carol McNamara in conversation on her 'What's Cooking?' show as part of the Mountshannon Arts Festival on Scariff Bay Community Radio, Sunday May 31st at 2pm, 88.3 and 92.7fm, online www.scariffbayradio.com or on the TuneIn radio app.
'Beautiful Affair' is available locally from the Ennis Bookshop.
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1st SANCTUARY OF FREE SOUNDS
(a United for Well-being project) There is a small peninsula in Mountshannon harbour that is becoming a sanctuary of free sounds. You are invited to come and listen to the sounds around you as they are, to let your visions of freedom unfold in silence, and to co-create this sanctuary. freesoundssanctuary@gmail.com https://soundctuary.bandcamp.com/releases |
Scarriff Bay Community Radio
Sunday 31 May @ 8pm
Stories From The Shores – an evening of storytelling
In association with Mountshannon Arts Festival.
Carol McNamara will be joined live on air by Órla Mc Govern, a Storyteller, Writer, Performer and founder of Moth and Butterfly, a Galway storytelling night.
They’ll be joined by storytellers phoning their stories in live from around Ireland.
The theme of the night is ‘water tales’ and these will include stories from the seas, streams, rivers lakes and beyond.
The programme will have a selection of True Personal Stories, Tall Tales and Myths, all to fit the theme.
Would you like to tell a story live on air with us? If you have a story that fits the theme and is under seven minutes we would love to hear it!
These stories can be true stories, folk tales, or a myth, once it fits the theme. We also ask you to ‘tell’ it rather than read it, for the authentic storytelling feel. We will have to trust you on this as we won’t know if you cheat!
Send us a recording of your story from your phone as an mp3 to mothandbutterflystories@gmail.com.
Please have your stories to us by Thursday 14 th of May at 5pm. We will have a listen and pick some stories out of a hat. We will get in touch with those selected within the days following so make sure to include a phone number.
On the night of the programme, we will ring you and you can tell it again live.
We’ll have a little surprise thank you present for all our storytellers on the night!
Please include your name, phone number, and a two line description of the story in your email. Make sure you stick to the time limit of seven minutes (a tiny bit of leeway allowed). Don’t worry about the recording quality, you can just do it on your phone, we just want to get an idea of the story.
If you don’t get a chance to tell live, don’t despair! We will also share a bigger selection on the websites after the broadcast.
We can’t wait to hear your stories!
Sunday 31 May @ 8pm
Stories From The Shores – an evening of storytelling
In association with Mountshannon Arts Festival.
Carol McNamara will be joined live on air by Órla Mc Govern, a Storyteller, Writer, Performer and founder of Moth and Butterfly, a Galway storytelling night.
They’ll be joined by storytellers phoning their stories in live from around Ireland.
The theme of the night is ‘water tales’ and these will include stories from the seas, streams, rivers lakes and beyond.
The programme will have a selection of True Personal Stories, Tall Tales and Myths, all to fit the theme.
Would you like to tell a story live on air with us? If you have a story that fits the theme and is under seven minutes we would love to hear it!
These stories can be true stories, folk tales, or a myth, once it fits the theme. We also ask you to ‘tell’ it rather than read it, for the authentic storytelling feel. We will have to trust you on this as we won’t know if you cheat!
Send us a recording of your story from your phone as an mp3 to mothandbutterflystories@gmail.com.
Please have your stories to us by Thursday 14 th of May at 5pm. We will have a listen and pick some stories out of a hat. We will get in touch with those selected within the days following so make sure to include a phone number.
On the night of the programme, we will ring you and you can tell it again live.
We’ll have a little surprise thank you present for all our storytellers on the night!
Please include your name, phone number, and a two line description of the story in your email. Make sure you stick to the time limit of seven minutes (a tiny bit of leeway allowed). Don’t worry about the recording quality, you can just do it on your phone, we just want to get an idea of the story.
If you don’t get a chance to tell live, don’t despair! We will also share a bigger selection on the websites after the broadcast.
We can’t wait to hear your stories!
A Flow of Words on Scariff Bay Community Radio with Mountshannon Arts intend to do a special Poetry Day programme. The theme this year for Poetry Day Ireland is 'There Will be Time.' We also have a submission call for the regular edition of poetry and prose theme 'When this is all over...' that programme will run in May. If you would like to take part send us your poetry or prose to aflowofwords@scariffbayradio.com by April 25th.
Writers will be invited to read and record their own piece for radio broadcast. Guidelines prose 600-1000 words, poetry 20-80 lines.
New : our upcoming events !
We aim to promote ad cultivate art projects throughout the year. This new page will keep you updated on all our new projects and events.
We hope to have a full programme of events for 2020 posted soon .... Feel free to check Upcoming events
We hope to have a full programme of events for 2020 posted soon .... Feel free to check Upcoming events
open call 2020
Mountshannon Arts Festival 2020
may 23 to june 1st
End of summer concert Events
2 dates to write in your agenda
Thursday 22 August
wednesday 28 august
Free filtered Water - Greener INITIATIVE
As part of our ‘Green Initiative’, we would encourage everyone to bring along reusable drinks containers this weekend.
On Sunday, thanks to Salutec, we can offer free filtered drinking water. Salutec - healthy water and living, www.water-wise.ie, located in Gort supports the Mountshannon Arts festival on Sunday with free, tasty, healthy drinking water. Just bring your bottle to get a refill or grab a recyclable cup of water. Salutec provides a range of water treatment systems manufactured in Germany. The high quality charcoal cartridges are made from plants. No chemicals or additives are added to the water and electricity is not required.The idea of sustainability is very important to us.
With our system it is not necessary to buy bottled water. For more information please take a look at the water-wise homepage.
On Sunday, thanks to Salutec, we can offer free filtered drinking water. Salutec - healthy water and living, www.water-wise.ie, located in Gort supports the Mountshannon Arts festival on Sunday with free, tasty, healthy drinking water. Just bring your bottle to get a refill or grab a recyclable cup of water. Salutec provides a range of water treatment systems manufactured in Germany. The high quality charcoal cartridges are made from plants. No chemicals or additives are added to the water and electricity is not required.The idea of sustainability is very important to us.
With our system it is not necessary to buy bottled water. For more information please take a look at the water-wise homepage.
Electric bike
For the first time you'll now be able to explore Mountshannon Arts Festival on an Electric Bike! West of Ireland Tourism was recently founded by local Entrepreneurs Rowan Stainsby & Michael Guiheen and they'll be bringing along 6 top of of the range eBikes and will be running guided tours around the village throughout Saturday and Sunday of the festival. [1st and 2nd June...that’s this weekend!]
(Places are limited. To avoid disappointment you can book your tour in advance by calling +353 86 153 0832)
For more information see: https://www.mountshannonarts.net
(Places are limited. To avoid disappointment you can book your tour in advance by calling +353 86 153 0832)
For more information see: https://www.mountshannonarts.net
Mountshannon Arts Festival on the radio
http://www.scariffbayradio.com/interviewmountshannonfestival20190518.mp3
http://www.scariffbayradio.com/news20190518.mp3
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‘Visible reminders of invisible light’ .....
This year's exhibitions explained by CURATOR Maurice Quillinan
For more...please see... Visible Reminders of Invisible Light on this website.
The Humors of bandon... Not to miss on Sunday 2nd June 7.30pm
POETRY DAY IRELAND THURSDAY MAY 2nd AT 6:30PM IN WOODPARK FOREST
John Kelly
John Kelly, multi-award winning photographer from The Clare Champion, came
to Mountshannon and Whitegate last Tuesday, to take portraits of people from
our community.
The pictures will be displayed during the festival, which runs from 30 th May to
3 rd June.
Our theme this year is Roots and Wings, and the exhibition will reflect this, as
we look at how and why people came to the parish, and decided to make it
their home.
Some have flown into the parish, from as far away as the USA, to make this
their home. Others came from just across the lake, or from the West of the
county, and others have their roots here, in the place where they were born.
We would like this to be an ongoing project, with different participants every
year.
We are really excited to see the finished results, and to welcome as many
people as possible to the exhibition. edit.
to Mountshannon and Whitegate last Tuesday, to take portraits of people from
our community.
The pictures will be displayed during the festival, which runs from 30 th May to
3 rd June.
Our theme this year is Roots and Wings, and the exhibition will reflect this, as
we look at how and why people came to the parish, and decided to make it
their home.
Some have flown into the parish, from as far away as the USA, to make this
their home. Others came from just across the lake, or from the West of the
county, and others have their roots here, in the place where they were born.
We would like this to be an ongoing project, with different participants every
year.
We are really excited to see the finished results, and to welcome as many
people as possible to the exhibition. edit.
