THE GAP ARTS FESTIVAL 2024

The Gap Arts Festival – MADEIRA – a new play by Michael J. Harnett

The Gap Arts Festival – MADEIRA – a new play by Michael J. Harnett

Join us at The Gap Arts Festival for MADEIRA, a new play by Michael J. Harnett - with Geraldine Plunkett - plus two short local films!Read More »
The Gap Arts Festival – MADEIRA – a new play by Michael J. Harnett

The Gap Arts Festival – MADEIRA – a new play by Michael J. Harnett

Join us at The Gap Arts Festival for MADEIRA, a new play by Michael J. Harnett - with Geraldine Plunkett - plus two short local films!Read More »
SHREK 2 – FREE Late Night Outdoor Family Movie

SHREK 2 – FREE Late Night Outdoor Family Movie

A trip to meet the in-laws turns into another hilariously twisted adventure for Shrek and FionaRead More »
The Gap Arts Festival – MADEIRA – a new play by Michael J. Harnett

The Gap Arts Festival – MADEIRA – a new play by Michael J. Harnett

Join us at The Gap Arts Festival for MADEIRA, a new play by Michael J. Harnett - with Geraldine Plunkett - plus two short local films!Read More »
TheLateGig@TheGap FREE

TheLateGig@TheGap FREE

Come hang at The Gap for TheLateGig - a night of live music, good vibes, and great company!Read More »
The Gap Arts Festival – FREE Family Concert with WhistleBlast Quartet

The Gap Arts Festival – FREE Family Concert with WhistleBlast Quartet

A wonderful, joyful and accessible experience for all the family to enjoy live music presented by some of Ireland's finest musicians - FREERead More »

WHO ARE WE

Awarded the EFFE Label as ‘a unique festival’ by the European Festivals Association, with particular reference to the festival’s successful arts participation elements, and nominated for European Rural Inspiration Award 2019 for its Community Portrait Photographic Project, the Gap Arts Festival ‘brings the arts to parts they wouldn’t otherwise reach’.

No village, no crossroads, no theatre, since 2011 the Festival has adapted spaces indoors and out, bringing professional performances and art to this community of place in the hills of north Wexford at Ballythomas, halfway between Gorey and Tinahely.

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