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Galway Arts Guide
Galway is regarded as Ireland's city of culture as far as the residents and most of the thousands of visitors that come here each year are concerned. The streets and venues around the city buzz with artistic displays, concerts and dance performances throughout the year.
The Galway Arts Centre is located on Dominic Street and was once the home of Lady Gregory, a patron to the world famous poet W.B Yeats. Performances, exhibitions, concerts and the International Festival of Literature are all part of the work on offer.
+353 (0) 91 565 886
The Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre is located within the grounds of Galway Crystal, in Merlin Park, outside the city. Visitors can see the crafts people working with the glass to create beautiful pieces for local and international customers.
+353 (0) 91 757 311
The Kenny Gallery, located on High Street, is an unusual place. Attached to a bookshop, the contemporary artwork including sculpture, oil paintings and other mediums are on display here. Many of the pieces are for sale making the gallery an exciting destination for visitors with an interest in Irish contemporary art.
+353 (0) 91 534760
The Clifden Art Gallery, located in Clifden, a town further west of the city, is notable because of its unusual location and the fine work on exhibit and for sale here. Opened in the early 1990s the gallery is a fascinating stop off when visitors are on their way further west.
+353 (0) 95 21788
dwyse@eircom.net
Please check with the local tourist office for further information and updates:
Galway Tourist Office,
Aras Failte,
Victoria Place,
Galway City,
Co. Galway
info@irelandwest.ie
+353 (0) 91 563 081
The Galway Arts Centre is located on Dominic Street and was once the home of Lady Gregory, a patron to the world famous poet W.B Yeats. Performances, exhibitions, concerts and the International Festival of Literature are all part of the work on offer.
+353 (0) 91 565 886
The Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre is located within the grounds of Galway Crystal, in Merlin Park, outside the city. Visitors can see the crafts people working with the glass to create beautiful pieces for local and international customers.
+353 (0) 91 757 311
The Kenny Gallery, located on High Street, is an unusual place. Attached to a bookshop, the contemporary artwork including sculpture, oil paintings and other mediums are on display here. Many of the pieces are for sale making the gallery an exciting destination for visitors with an interest in Irish contemporary art.
+353 (0) 91 534760
The Clifden Art Gallery, located in Clifden, a town further west of the city, is notable because of its unusual location and the fine work on exhibit and for sale here. Opened in the early 1990s the gallery is a fascinating stop off when visitors are on their way further west.
+353 (0) 95 21788
dwyse@eircom.net
Please check with the local tourist office for further information and updates:
Galway Tourist Office,
Aras Failte,
Victoria Place,
Galway City,
Co. Galway
info@irelandwest.ie
+353 (0) 91 563 081
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