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Photo: North Tipperary Artists Collective, Facebook.
The North Tipperary Artists Collective are gearing up for the quickly emerging festive season, with preparation in full swing for their first ever Christmas pop-up shop.
Running for a total of three weeks from Wednesday, December 4, to Tuesday, December 24, the pop-up shop will take place in Nenagh's Quintins Way Shopping Centre and is set to showcase an array of locally crafted, one-of-a-kind gifts, just in time for the last of your Christmas present shopping.
A variety of well-known and loved local creatives, such as, Deborah Lonsdale, Charlotte Strachan, Shirley McLoughney, Giulia Coli, and many more will have their stunning work up for grabs, offering locals and visitors the opportunity to source genuine, and unique, artwork in a multitude of mediums.
There is sure to be something for everyone at the Christmas pop-up shop, with artists selling prints, posters, coasters, and more divinely crafted gifts.
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Just under two years since its inception, the group has been going from strength to strength, hosting various events and exhibitions throughout the county, stating that the pop-up shop is set to be their biggest challenge to date.
The North Tipperary Artists Collective is a diverse group of over 80 local creatives. It was formed in June 2023, with members coming from all walks of life.
Make sure to pop your head in and support local this Christmas!
More details are still to be announced.
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