Upcoming Ceramics Workshop with Jim Fee in the Market House Blacklion

I've organised a community workshop in Blacklion - inviting Jim Fee to response to the Wetlands and use aquatic plants in the process. Works will be create responding to the Bronze Age Artefacts found locally in Blacklion. buried in the mounds, and now situated in Cavan County Musuem. Glaze made specially from water found in the wetlands water will be used, and wildplants collectef in and by the water in Upper Lough MacNean will form part of the design of the work. Thanks to Cuilcaight Lakelands Geopark for sponsoring this work.

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The Water Holds No Boundaries - Celebrate Wetlands Day in Cavan

Schedule of Events Community Art Exhibition with Artist Sinéad Curran 11am-1pm : Sacred Water, Sacred Land poetry workshop, with Poet Bee Smith, At The Market House (Blacklion) Booking required - To Book : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980455731405?aff=oddtdtcreator 12pm-2pm : Willow Weaving Workshop - WeaVe a Bird Feeder with Westcountry Willow, The Market House, Booking required (suitable 12+) To Book : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980562012294?aff=oddtdtcreator 2pm-3pm : WilloW Tree Walk & Talk by Belcoo River, with Eoghan Connaughtan (Suitable for all Ages ) 2pm- 4pm: DROP-IN Brigid’s Cross Making Workshop, with Morag Donald and Dani MacManus, The Market House (Suitable for all Ages) 4pm-6pm : straw-Hatmaking Workshop, with Fionnuala Maxwell, The Market House (Open And Suitable for all Ages) 6pm : JOIN Local Musicians For a Parade Across the Bridge to Belcoo, Bring a Straw Hat, Brigid’s cross, A Tin Can, dress up, Bring...

What a fantasic day for our Heritage Week event on Lough MacNean

Thanks to the local fishermen for taking us out on the day and providing laughs along the way. Thanks to Blacklion Tidy Towns for helping to organise the event - Thanks to Cavan Arts office, Cavan Heritage Office, Cavan Geopark and LAWPRO for their kind support in making this event happen. Thanks to Cathal Flood, Cavan CC Biodiversity Officer for all his support and the Catharileach for reading 'The Yellow Bittern' to close a wonderful day. Thanks to everyone who came - we were blessed with the weather. And of course a massive thanks to Bridget Keenen from The Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland for helping to guide the trip on the lake. Below are the list of wildplants we recorded on the trip. A reciting of the Yellow Bittern by the Major was organised by Cathal Flood to end the day. Some reflections from participants on the day...

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