Thank you. Last Friday we had our party & fundraiser, and it was the best night we had in a long time.
We asked for your support and we were overwhelmed by your response. Since December we had accumulated a deficit of €1000 and we were at a breaking point, but thanks to all of you we raised an incredible €1150, finally bringing our books out of the red and giving us the confidence to keep going.
The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-29.html in your preferred format.
You can also check https://calendar.clonmel.town/ to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.
This Friday 13th we are celebrating six months of What’s On Clonmel in Carey's Pub Irishtown with a fundraiser party to help us continue promoting our town and all it has to offer.
We would love to see all our readers. Come and enjoy the live bands, open mic, and raffle with great prizes donated by local businesses.
This is one of our busiest weeks yet. Celebrations for International Working Women's Day, the Finding a Voice festival brings music by women composers through the ages, new bands from all over Tipperary gather for the Battle of the Bands competition. Lectures, classes, workshops, social clubs, sports, music sessions, there is so much to do this week that we had to redesign the guide to fit 88 events in only 4 pages. We hope you like it!
RE: https://mastodon.ie/@WhatsOnClonmel/116126062959195156
This week marks 6 months since the first issue of What’s On Clonmel, a small idea that quickly grew thanks to the enthusiastic support from the community.
To celebrate, and to raise much needed funds to cover our printing costs, we are putting together a fundraiser party with many surprises. Stay tuned for details!
This week marks 6 months since the first issue of What’s On Clonmel, a small idea that quickly grew thanks to the enthusiastic support from the community.
To celebrate, and to raise much needed funds to cover our printing costs, we are putting together a fundraiser party with many surprises. Stay tuned for details!
RE: https://mastodon.ie/@WhatsOnClonmel/116087602757467833
This week is one for the local history enthusiasts!
We mark the 200 year anniversary of Clonmel's mysterious, star-crossed lovers, Anna Grubb and Frederick Close, along with an exhibition and talk on the town's Quaker history. There's multiple art exhibitions, an ever-increasing selection of classes, and live music all week.
And don't forget, the launch of Battle of the Bands is this Sunday! Get your applications in by Friday 20th to be in with a chance.
This week is one for the local history enthusiasts!
We mark the 200 year anniversary of Clonmel's mysterious, star-crossed lovers, Anna Grubb and Frederick Close, along with an exhibition and talk on the town's Quaker history. There's multiple art exhibitions, an ever-increasing selection of classes, and live music all week.
And don't forget, the launch of Battle of the Bands is this Sunday! Get your applications in by Friday 20th to be in with a chance.
RE: https://mastodon.ie/@WhatsOnClonmel/116047856564584061
The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-25.html in your preferred format.
You can also check https://calendar.clonmel.town/ to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.
This is a very exciting week for music in Clonmel: the Clonmel Community Choir is back into rehearsals, Uproar Choir is doing pop-up performances around town, there is a pilot trad session in The Coachman, in Gleeson's Platform 5 debuts as a new monthly showcase of original music, and things are heating up for the Battle of the Bands...
With 73 events this week, there are no excuses to be bored in Clonmel!
What's On Clonmel
Tina