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Storyweavers: Imbolc

An Irish-speaking storytelling session for little ones as we welcome in Imbolc

Book Tickets
Storytelling session at Folk Museum
Date
Saturday 27th January
Age group
Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2
Event type
Free if you've a Family Membership

The Irish festival of Imbolc (Im-bol-c) marks the beginning of spring and is often associated with Saint Brigid's Day, one of the patron saints of Ireland. To mark the changing seasons, children's authors, Marianne McShane and Máire Zepf, have uncovered some of the magical and mythical tales from Irish folklore to share with your little ones. 

Come along to this special Irish-speaking children's workshop and listen to our storytellers as they weave new life into old stories!

Saturday 27th January (11:00 to 12:30) 

Children's author, Máire Zepf, will tell the seasonal tale of the Cailleach Bhéara and her magical battle with Bríd, the goddess of spring in this special Irish langauge workshop. Little ones can also get involved with activities inspired by the theme of the story! 

What to Know

  • This is an Irish-speaking session. 
  • This session is suitable for ages 5 to 10 and children must be accompanied by their grown-up. 
  • Please wrap up warm and dress for the colder weather. 

These events are in association with Quotidian.