The Carmilla Night Fair

North Tipperary Queer Shed and Live Art Ireland are coming together to
curate ‘The Carmilla Night Fair’, a queer night of poetry , sound,
drama, art, theatre, crafts and dance. Taking place on Saturday 3rd
October at Live Art Ireland!

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Who is highlighting this event?

Didi Delaney will be exhibiting their paintings in the barn at Live
Art Ireland. A lot of Didi’s work has been shaped by their own queer
identity, alongside their love and passion for nature.

Jennifer Ryan-Kelly is an illustrator, animator and drama teacher
based in Tipperary. Her artwork draws inspiration from the depths of
Irish mythology. She will be providing 2 workshops: workshop 1 will
take you on an imaginative journey to the faerie realm and workshop 2
you will design interactive paper dollls that reveal hidden surprises.

Synthesise Her is a feminist sound technology project founded to heal
the mind/body split within technological learning environments.
Together, Viva and Roísín perform as [SPIT] using custom built
electronic instruments, samples and movement.

Litreacha is a queer poetry collective and run a monthly open mic for
queer writers and musicians in Cork City to share their work and
socialise.

Brendan Egan is an interdisciplinary artist from West Clare
experimenting with movement, sound and material to develop
experiential approaches to place, body and perception.

Rhayn Abner is a writer originally from California. She specialises in
short stories in speculative fiction, particularly in the horror
genre.

Extra event details: The tickets are €30. Link in bio. On sale now.
Please get in touch with us if you cannot pay the full price of the
ticket but would still like to go. The events starts at 5pm but we
recommend arriving at 4pm. Events will be happening simultaneously in
different areas around Live Art Ireland. There is an option to camp at
Live Art Ireland on Saturday night or to stay in the house (first come
first serve to stay in the house – donation for staying in the house
is compulsory).

Please note most event spaces are accessed by stairs.