The latest from Strokestown and Roosky/Kilglass. 

'Pride' is set during the 1984 UK miners' strike 

The latest from South Roscommon. 

Objects of Absence showcased at the New Art Gallery in An Ríoga, Boyle

Open to up and coming classical players

Special concert at the Coleman Heritage Centre in Gurteen

Jessamine O’Connor has been awarded the bursary

Live concert in the Coleman Music Centre, Gurteen

A dark farce, the play is both funny and tragic

The headline event features a performance of Sonóir

Acclaimed singer Mary Coughlan will officially launch the Arts Festival on Thursday evening, July 16th

Poetry, prose and short fiction from adult writers with a strong connection to County Roscommon

Mixture of paintings, drawings and prints

Coleman Music Centre, Gurteen on Wednesday, July 1st at 8 p.m.

Headlining the show is award-winning comedian and actor Eric Lalor

New poetry festival celebrating memory, language and shared experience

Official launch on Saturday,  June 20th at 9 p.m.

Seeking to influence systemic change in the music sector in general

The novel follows main character Clodagh’s attempt to piece her life back together after a break-up

With 17 individual bodies of work, mainly multi-media installations, this exhibition is a rich visual experience

Each dresser tells its own story—often spanning generations

New children's book

Timeless songs and unmistakable sounds of some of country music’s greatest stars

Author Martin Cregg is originally from Ballinlough

The group is renowned for their captivating live performances

Major exhibition by artist Andy Parsons

Lots planned for junior festival goers

Art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation is taking place tomorrow, Wednesday

The film follows six Palestinian stand up comedians

Cloth panel created by a group of Roscommon textile artists

Taking place from Friday, May 29th to Sunday, May 31st

Plenty of laughs and no shortage of madness and mayhem

Frankie Gavin and Catherine McHugh to perform

Bringing more Irish films to local audiences

The story of Roscommon priest Fr Jimmy Coyle

Three powerhouses of Irish vocals

Writing exercises in poetry, in fiction, in memoir and in dialogue

Naming Cows Theatre Company also returns to The Dock to present ‘Yellowing’

The finals will take place from April 9th to April 17th

Over 700 student entries received in 2026 and over 75 awards presented on the day

Rare opportunity to experience exceptional artists in a truly close and attentive environment

May 29th to 31st at Lough Key Forest Park

Singer James Kilbane will join forces with two Irish musicians and singers, Mary Wallace and John Flatley

The story will begin in deep prehistory, and journey to the Iron Age

Vibrant mix of song, creative dance, vibrant costumes, innovative make-up, and clever set design

Show will be a chance to hear Mary, Washington Down, She Hits Me, Sunlight and many more classics

Alongside major Irish acts, the festival supports local artists, businesses and tourism providers

Friday, March 6th at 8 p.m. in the Mayflower Centre

Returned to the stage less than two weeks after suffering the mild heart attack

An electrifying night of music

Celebrating 100 years of swing music

Over 80 wells around the county are featured

Opened by award-winning violinist, songwriter and composer, Steve Wickham

This year's event marks the official relaunch of this much-loved annual celebration

Night of traditional Irish and contemporary folk music and song

Blend of world-class performances with engaging conversations

Previous winners have been amongst the festival highlights

A special evening celebrating local stories, heartfelt tributes to local musicians and a collection of fresh original songs

Grants of €1,000 to €5,000 are available for projects

Winner of the ‘New Protagonist of Contemporary Art’ award

An unmissable, new collaboration featuring four extraordinary artists

Margaret Rattigan will represent Roscommon LEO at Showcase Ireland

In May 2026, the Fureys will come to an end

A special night of live traditional music

Fundraising campaign underway

Making space for nature to thrive once again

Roscommon artist and educator Stephanie Cuddy Cullen is marking a significant moment in her professional trajectory, with a succession of high-profile exhibitions across national institutions.

This year's judge will be poet and broadcaster Rachael Hegarty

Supporting venues, festivals, youth arts, and public art programmes

Night and Day takes place at the earlier date of May 29th-31st , 2026

Raising funds for the St. Vincent de Paul Society

New public art commissions are being launched in the heart of Roscommon Town.

Compelling two-hander inspired by the real-life experiences

Stories of giant boars, vicious birds, wild cats, werewolves, and three-headed monsters

Compelling new composition by acclaimed sound artist and composer Natalia Beylis

Poignant Irish history of the potato explored

All-Ireland Senior Céilí Band Champions

This year’s festival will feature a diverse programme of films from Ireland and around the world

One-day poetry masterclass at Roscommon Arts Centre

The band were decorated many times over with prestigious awards

Potential performers and back stage crew are invited to come along to the launch night

The news from Williamstown, Glinsk/Creggs, Cloonfad and Ballinlough/Granlahan. 

Expressions of interest invited

Visual artist Liliane Puthod and writer Ingrid Lyons

Tony Christie is a legendary singer, musician and actor

Play written by Boyle writer Rory Nevin

The first Creative Mic Night, organised by Creatives Roscommon and hosted in the Abbey Hotel, attracted over 50 people and 17 performers. It was an evening of music, poetry, comedy and more.

Joanna Sweeney and friends play at the Coleman Music Centre, Gurteen on Wednesday, August 6th at 8 p. m. . Joanna will be joined by Cliodhna Quinlan, Mark Murphy, Paddy Cummins, Padraic Collins and Junior Davey.

Collaborative performance at The Dock with special guest Edwina Guckian

Histories of C Company, Strokestown and D Company, Roscommon Town are included

Martina Rynn’s new album ‘Songs from the Valley’

The festival organisers are also promising a spectacular finale on Saturday

Results of the workshops will be screened as part of a mini film festival

A warm and personal tribute to Christy Wynne's hometown

Boyle Arts Festival 2025 returns from July 17th to 26th