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Wednesday 28 July 10.15-10.45am & 11.45am-12.15pm Dublin City Council  is delighted to present our developmental Early Years Arts programme in partnership with The Ark. Over the summer, children aged 2-4 and their families will enjoy a feast of visual arts, drama and storytelling and dance. In this online session, join dance artist Monica Muñoz for a delightful underwater movement adventure in this dance workshop for children aged 2-4 and their grown-ups. Come with us on an imaginary journey under the sea. We will practice all our swimming moves and then dive deep beneath the big blue wave...

Tuesday 27 July 10.15-10.45am & 11.45am-12.15pm Dublin City Council  is delighted to present our developmental Early Years Arts programme in partnership with The Ark. Over the summer, children aged 2-4 and their families will enjoy a feast of visual arts, drama and storytelling and dance. In this online session, join dance artist Monica Muñoz for a delightful underwater movement adventure in this dance workshop for children aged 2-4 and their grown-ups. Come with us on an imaginary journey under the sea. We will practice all our swimming moves and then dive deep beneath the big blue waves....

Monday 19-Wednesday 21 July 10.30-11.45am Animals are some of the world’s most creative designers! From buzzing bees to stealthy spiders and ingenious insects, find out how animals craft their homes and try the techniques out for yourself! Let’s put your skills into action –design, create and wear a costume– hats, collars, chest-plates, shoulder pads or other pieces for the head and shoulders - celebrate the summer in style! Party Animals will run over three consecutive days, facilitated by Selene Murphy. Each day, we are building towards creating a final creative object, but there wi...

Early Years Drama & Storytelling workshop with Joanna Parkes, in partnership with The Ark. Hurried Hare is always in a rush – running around quickly and doing everything really fast. Dilly-dally Tortoise likes to do things slowly and carefully. Using the well-known Aesop’s Fable of The Tortoise and the Hare as a starting point, have fun exploring what things you should do slowly, and when it might be a good idea to speed things up. Maybe Tortoise can even help Hare to realise that sometimes it’s good to simply slow down.  Combining drama, story and play, this interactive online drama ...