Cruinniú na nÓg returns to Limerick for 2023
CRUINNIU na nÓg returns for 2023 and will see children, young people and families back at events across Limerick city and county.
The national initiative celebrates and encourages participation in culture and creativity through performance, coding, theatre, readings, screenings, art and music workshops, special events and much more.
Cruinniú na nÓg gives children and young people the opportunity to express themselves through a specially curated programme of cultural and creative activities where they can share their ideas, learn new skills and have fun!
The special event will take place on Saturday, June 10 and all events are free of charge, child-centred and activity-based.
The programme is delivered in partnership with the Library Service, Hunt Museum, Music Generation, Irish Chamber Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Emerging Limerick Filmmakers, King’s Island Lego Club, the Limerick and Clare Local Creative Youth Partnership and Glórach Theatre Abbeyfeale to deliver a wide ranging and exciting programme for the day!
Mayor of the City and County of Limerick, Cllr Frances Foley said: "Cruinniú na nÓg is for all of our communities of children and young people across the city and county, from all nationalities.
"The Limerick Cruinniú programme has grown year on year with so many exciting things to see and do, with films and workshops, in person and on-line.
"This year you can sing along with Matilda the Musical as Cruinniú na nÓg comes to Glórach Theatre Abbeyfeale for an afternoon at the movies."