Current programmes, plans & events

Timelines: Growth and Catastrophe

Wexford County Council Arts Department is excited to present Timelines: Growth and Catastrophe, a touring exhibition of fibre art which launched in 2024

Bealtaine 2025

Bealtaine Festival 2025 - Ireland’s national celebration of the arts and creativity as we age

Wexford Arts Office was awarded an Arts Council ‘Invitation to collaboration’ Research grant of €30,000 to research the development of a National Climate Arts Assembly for 2025/2026. The aim of this assembly is to understand, promote and pioneer methodologies within the arts and culture sector that are instrumental in shifting behaviour change around climate adaptation and mitigation.

Wexford County Council Arts Plan 2023 – 2027

Wexford County Council Arts Plan 2023 – 2027" follows an extensive consultation process throughout County Wexford in 2022, which fed into the current County Arts Plan and The Culture and Creativity Strategy.

Making and and Momentum - Videos

Four videos showing a glimpse of the unique, influential, experimental Irish work and the makers creating it for the 2022 exhibition ‘Making and Momentum: Eileen Gray in Conversation'

Wexford Cultural Companions

Are you over 50? Are you interested in going to Arts and Cultural events but have no one to go with?

Public Art

Information on the Per Cent for Art Scheme and the Wexford County Art Collection.

Music Generation

Information about Music Generation, a music education programme for 0-18 year olds.

Arts Ability Programme

The Art Ability programme is a person-centered participation focused initiative, set within caring environments. The primary goal of this programme is to provide access to high quality art experiences based on meaningful engagement between participant artists and professional artists.

Screen Wexford

A one stop shop for information on film production in Wexford.

Culture Night 2024

Culture Night is an annual, all-island public event that celebrates culture, creativity and the arts which takes place in September of each year. On Culture Night, arts and cultural organisations and venues of all shapes and sizes, from independent studios and art-spaces to national cultural institutions, extend their opening hours to allow increased access for the public. Special and unique events and workshops are specifically programmed at participating locations and all activities are made available free of charge.