Trust Artists Unconditionally – Public Art of 1990s Waterford
Trust Artists Unconditionally – Public Art of 1990s Waterford is an exhibition that explores the innovation of a series of flagship public art commissions initiated by Garter Lane Arts Centre and artist Garrett Phelan between 1995 and 1999.
NT Live Screening : The Playboy of the Western World In collaboration with National Theatre Live, Garter Lane Arts Centre presents: The Playboy of the Western World by John Millington
HAPPINESS THEN...by Elizabeth Moynihan Bernie Bourke and Liam Halligan Present The Bewley’s Cafe Theatre Production of Happiness Then By Elizabeth Moynihan A riveting comedy drama delving into the relationship between
A Little Room Presents: Towns Dead The Belladonna Collective presents: Towns Dead. Towns Dead is a play about an epidemic of hopelessness. A group of friends finish the Leaving Cert
Blue Raincoat presents - Mother Courage We are thrilled to welcome Blue Raincoat Theatre Company and their production of Mother Courage. Mother Courage tells the story of Anna Fierling, nicknamed
Tá an-áthas ar Garter Lane fáilte a chur roimh Pygmalion 26, curtha i láthair ag Aisling Ghéar. Pygmalion 26 is aistriúchán Gaeilge é ar shaothar clasaiceach polaitiúil an údair G. B.
Two-Day Course on Art Handling for Artists and Art Workers with Alan Raggett This course aims to equip artists and art workers with essential knowledge and practical skills in art
Waterford Film for All - The Blue Trail In the near future, older citizens in Brazil are sent to distant ‘colonies’ for their final years. 77-year-old Teresa, however, refuses to
NT Live Screening - Frankenstein In collaboration with National Theatre Live, Garter Lane Arts Centre presents: Frankenstein by Nick Dear Note: This is a screening of the theatrical performance that
NT Live Screening - The Audience In collaboration with National Theatre Live, Garter Lane Arts Centre presents: The Audience by Peter Morgan Note: The Audience is a screening of the
Swinging June, a film by Katie Honan Presented in association with Waterford Writers Weekend June, a formidable woman in her eighties, is desperate to dance at her granddaughter’s communion but
Garter Lane Arts Centre presents IFI School Screenings: Think Languages Week 2026 Garter Lane Arts Centre is delighted to host IFI’s Think Languages Week foreign language screenings for secondary schools.
By becoming a friend of Garter Lane Arts Centre, you are playing a vital role in the sustainability of Waterford’s vibrant professional arts infrastructure. You are supporting local artists, and
Garter Lane Arts Centre and Waterford Film for All and delighted to present our Autumn/Winter film season! Showcasing some of the very best of independent, Irish, European and World cinema.
Garter Lane is celebrating 40 years of arts provision for Waterford in 2024 and has as its mission statement to develop, promote and initiate creative activity, particularly in areas that
Garter Lane Arts Centre was proud both for artists and for the entire arts sector in May 2024, when Minister Malcolm Noonan officiated over the opening of Garter Lane Studios. No.5 O’Connell
Garter Lane has as its mission statement to: develop and promote creative activity, and initiating and developing arts activities, particularly in areas that have until now been underdeveloped. Delivery of this Mission Statement is achieved through programming a Multidisciplinary Arts Centre on a year-round basis and partnering with a broad and widely recognised range of cultural and arts providers, organisations and individuals, financial investors including Waterford City & County Council, the Department of Social Protection and the Arts Council. Garter Lane manifests “continued access” through its fully programmed, management and staffing of two venues in the heart of the city combined with continual awareness building of the venue's outputs and engagement opportunities.
Garter Lane has as its mission statement to: develop and promote creative activity, and initiating and developing arts activities, particularly in areas that have until now been underdeveloped. Delivery of this Mission Statement is achieved through programming a Multidisciplinary Arts Centre on a year-round basis and partnering with a broad and widely recognised range of cultural and arts providers, organisations and individuals, financial investors including Waterford City & County Council, the Department of Social Protection and the Arts Council. Garter Lane manifests “continued access” through its fully programmed, management and staffing of two venues in the heart of the city combined with continual awareness building of the venue's outputs and engagement opportunities.